Food and Veterinary Agency ( AUV has banned entry into Kosovo of 1,068 kilograms of potato chips STISA Potato Chips Paprikaão, after laboratory tests have shown a high level of acrylamide in the product.
According to AUV, cargo belonged to company B EST BT S.P.K. From Prizren. Her owner figures to be Tarashaj’s trust.
After the laboratory report, the V think tank inspector has made a decision not to allow the shipment to enter the Kosovo market and turn back.
AUV has indicated that the measure applies to this specific tear of the product and that border controls will continue to prevent the introduction of products that fail to meet food safety standards.
According to the European Authority for Food Safety ( EFSA, a constant exposure to high amounts of acrylamide is considered disturbing, as this substance has cancer – related potential. For this reason, products that exceed the reference level are not allowed into the market. /Insander.org/
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