Turkey — Nuts and Edible Seeds — Pistachio
Turkey received 14 FDA import refusals in Pistachio, part of Nuts and Edible Seeds between 2023-Q3 and 2026-Q2. Volume peaked at 7 in 2025-Q4, with the trend rising sharply year-on-year. The most-cited issues are salmonella, nutrit lbl, and aflatoxin. Measured against US import value, that runs at 1,891 notifications per $1 billion of imports of this commodity from Turkey over the last 3 years.
Of these, 13 were hazard refusals and 1 were paperwork refusals.
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Quarterly rejections, last 12 quarters
Recent rejections
- 1FX-4758187-0 DNEIPISTACHIO, SPREAD salmonella
- SCS-5103978-7 DSEIPISTACHIO, SPREAD salmonella
- K09-0098351-9 DNEIPISTACHIO, SPREAD unsafe col
- DP4-8673622-7 DNEIPISTACHIO, PASTE salmonella
- F87-2500341-9 DWCIPISTACHIO, SHELLED filthy
- SCS-4563618-5 DSEIPISTACHIO, TOPPING nutrit lbl
- SCS-5103172-7 DSEIPISTACHIO, PASTE salmonella
- SCS-5218897-1 DSEIPISTACHIO, SPREAD salmonella
- SCS-4906484-8 DSEIPISTACHIO, PASTE salmonella
- SCS-4853328-0 DSEIPISTACHIO, PASTE salmonella
- 512-1099624-8 DSEIPISTACHIO, SPREAD mfr insanmfr injsalmonella
- 9DH-0069864-2 DNBIPISTACHIO, PASTE salmonellalist ingreallergen
- AZR-4748170-1 DSEIPISTACHIO, IN SHELL aflatoxin
- W24-1400953-0 DNBIPISTACHIO, PASTE lacks n/ccolorlabelnutrit lbl
- 799-6913747-8 DNBIPISTACHIO, IN SHELL aflatoxin