Montenegro Bans over 24 Tons of Expired Meat Destined for Kosovo
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The Customs Administration of Montenegro has stopped at the Port of Tivar a shipment of frozen beef, which was destined for the Kosovar company “Apetit SHPK”. During the inspection carried out on September 24, customs officials found that the container contained 1,321 packages with a total weight of 24,650 kilograms. The term of use of meat had expired on May 14, 2026. The veterinary inspector and the Montenegrin Police were immediately notified…
"Namely, on September 24, 2026, the officers of the Customs Administration inspected containers with frozen beef, which contained a total of 1,321 packages, with a gross weight of 24,650 kg, and it was determined that the meat's use-by date expired on May 14, 2026. The veterinary inspector and the Police Directorate were immediately informed of the situation, which is involved in further action within their jurisdiction," it is stated. in the st…
Photo: Customs Administration The Customs Administration announced that it has stopped another shipment of frozen beef at the Port of Bar intended for a company from Kosovo, Apetit SHPK, after the inspection determined that the meat had expired. “Namely, on September 24, 2026, Customs Administration officers carried out an inspection of a container with frozen […]
There were more than 24 tons of meat in the controlled container, which expired in mid-May
The Customs Administration announced that it has stopped another shipment of frozen beef at the Port of Bar, intended for a company from Kosovo, Apetit SHPK, after an inspection determined that the meat had expired. “Namely, on September 24, 2026, Customs Administration officers inspected a container with frozen beef, which was …
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