Overview
- Manufacturer TryMoin GmbH and retailer Rossmann have issued a recall after official testing confirmed residues of the fungicide tebuconazol in a specific 30 g pack of Bio Matcha Pure.
- The recall covers the pack with batch number M-P-002, EAN 4262397271654 and best-before date 23.02.2028, and the item has been removed from sale channels listed in the public notice.
- Retail sales affected include Rossmann stores across multiple German states and additional sales at Globus stores in Rheinland‑Pfalz, and consumers should check product details against the published identifiers.
- Health agencies classify tebuconazol as a suspected reproductive toxin, so authorities advise not to consume the product, to return it for a refund or dispose of it, and to seek medical advice if there are health concerns.
- The case is documented on the official lebensmittelwarnung.de portal and highlights wider questions about contamination checks for products labeled organic and the need for follow-up investigations into how the residue occurred.