Food and Veterinary Agency ( AUV has banned entry into Kosovo of 1,068 kilograms of potato chips STISA Potato Chips Paprikaı, after laboratory tests have calculated the level of acrylamide on reference values used during the check.
Load number 909073 was imported from company B EST BT S.P.K. in Prizren. Based on lab analysis results, reports No. 4397/2026, AUV’s Victorial Inspectorate, on October 23, 2026, has made a decision to prevent entry and return.
With this measure it has prevented the deployment of cargo to the Kosovo market.
Acrylamide is a chemical that can be formed during the processing of foods rich in high temperatures, especially during frying and roasting. According to the European Authority for Food Safety ( EFSA, long – term exposure to this substance through food is a public health concern because of its cancerous potential.
The AUV has indicated that the measure refers only to the load identified with the number of tears, 909073, while official controls will continue to prevent market entry of products that fail to meet food safety requirements.
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