The data are provided on the content of carcinogenous N-nitroso compounds in foods manufactured in a region with a high gastric carcinoma incidence. It was found that foods under analysis have a high content of carcinogenous nitroso compounds. The foods were also found to contain N-nitrosopiperidine, a carcinogen inducing tumors of the gastrointestinal tract.

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