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The future of mycotoxin analysis
The future of mycotoxin analysis
In mycotoxin analysis, well established methods based on chromatographic principles are holding their ground, but a transition to multitoxin and rapid methods can be observed. Also, a number of new techniques such as biosensors are rapidly emerging say Rudolf Krska and Elvira Welzig.
Accurate sampling helps to improve feed quality
Accurate sampling helps to improve feed quality
A major task of a producer is to manage the logistics of a large number of commodity flows. Raw materials are delivered in different quantities and batch sizes. A feed mill with an annual output of 100,000 t will realistically have about 500 incoming batches of sizes ranging from 5 to 1,000 t per month. Correct sampling is of utmost importance to obtain the desired quality standard.
Mycotoxins – a rising threat to aquaculture
Mycotoxins – a rising threat to aquaculture
Plant-based ingredients are increasingly used in fish diets due to increase economic/market pressures on feed compounders to produce lower cost, sustainable alternatives. Because plant ingredients pose a high risk of mycotoxin contamination, moving to plant protein sources in the aquafeed industry demands careful risk assessment, as well as appropriate protection strategies for fish fed contaminated feeds.
Biodiesel plans a solution for stagnant crushing industry
Biodiesel plans a solution for stagnant crushing industry
Brazil's powerful soya crushing industry is one of the strongest supporters of the government's plan to add 10% vegetable oil to the 37 million tonnes of diesel fuel used by the country's truck and bus fleets.
Kenya: High levels of aflatoxins remain
Kenya: High levels of aflatoxins remain

Almost half of animal feed for livestock in Nairobi is contaminated with toxins that might be dangerous to humans.

Contaminated corn fatal for horses
Contaminated corn fatal for horses

Conditions in corn fields across the region High Plains were right this year to produce a deadly toxin already responsible for the death of two horses in the Panhandle, USA said a Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory official in Amarillo.

Gene jockeys fight fusarium head
Gene jockeys fight fusarium head
As long as grains are grown the fungi of the fusarium family lie in ambush to attack the kernels when conditions are right and there is very little a farmer can do to prevent fusarium infection. But now modern genetic research shows promising results in altering the plants defence system to repel a fungal attack.
GE corn finds its way to New Zealand
GE corn finds its way to New Zealand
Following the discovery that some 1.8 tonnes of genetically engineered (GE) corn have been imported into New Zealand, Greenpeace said that all GE contaminated corn must be pulled up and destroyed.
Contaminated feed affects 10,000 cattle in Canada
Contaminated feed affects 10,000 cattle in Canada
According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 10,000 cattle in Ontario and Quebec have consumed feed, used on 113 farms, containing traces of animal byproducts.
Belgium code for using chemicals in food and feed
Belgium code for using chemicals in food and feed

The Federation of the Belgium Chemical Industries (Fedichem), the Federation for the Food industry (Fevia) and the cooperative of the Belgium feed producers (Bemefa) have developed a code of conduct regarding the use of chemicals in food and feed. This code was established in close cooperation with the Belgium Food Agency (FAVV).

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