The European Union (EU) food safety monitoring data, which includes 392 million analyses of more than 15.2 million samples, is publicly available on Zenodo. However, it is divided into about 1,000 files, making it difficult to access and analyze. In this paper, we introduce the CompreHensive European Food Safety (CHEFS) database, which integrates EU food safety monitoring data. CHEFS integrates and structures data on pesticide residues, veterinary drug residues, and chemical contaminants. The data is analyzed from 2000 to 2024 to analyze changes in monitoring activities, the most tested products, non-compliant products, the most common contaminants, and differences between countries. This highlights the CHEFS database as a centralized data source and strategic tool for food safety policy, research, and regulation.