RTE meat products from the Republic of Kosovo were tested for contamination. was more prevalent in dried or fermented than in cooked-cured meats. and were more prevalent in nonpackaged dried or fermented meats. Concentrations of biogenic amines were higher in dried or fermented than in cooked-cured meats.
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