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Study shows low levels of aflatoxin in Cypriot milk, warns about children's exposure · Cyprus Report

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Study shows low levels of aflatoxin in Cypriot milk, warns about children's exposure

1 sourceFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 15 days ago

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A five-year study conducted between 2021 and 2025 analyzed 1,197 samples of cow's milk from across Cyprus.
The research indicates that contamination levels of the carcinogenic aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) are generally very low.
Despite the low levels, the exposure of children to these toxins raises significant safety concerns.
Authorities are urged to pay particular attention to the potential risks associated with children's consumption of milk.
The findings highlight the importance of ongoing monitoring of food safety in Cyprus.

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Έρευνα για αφλατοξίνη στο κυπριακό γάλα - Χαμηλά επίπεδα, προσοχή στα παιδιάSigmalive · 15 days ago

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A five-year study conducted between 2021 and 2025 analyzed 1,197 samples of cow's milk from across Cyprus.
The research indicates that contamination levels of the carcinogenic aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) are generally very low.
Despite the low levels, the exposure of children to these toxins raises significant safety concerns.
Authorities are urged to pay particular attention to the potential risks associated with children's consumption of milk.
The findings highlight the importance of ongoing monitoring of food safety in Cyprus.

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