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China to learn from EU mycotoxin policy

26-06-2017 | |
Maize is invariably contaminated pre-harvest with fumonisins and China will be the same as elsewhere in the world. Photo: Shutterstock
Maize is invariably contaminated pre-harvest with fumonisins and China will be the same as elsewhere in the world. Photo: Shutterstock
The European mycotoxin project MyToolBox is stepping up its collaboration with China to discuss approaches to standard setting for mycotoxin detoxification additives and to carry out more studies. All About Feed talked to John Gilbert, who is leading this collaboration work. A successful MyToolBox meeting took place on 28 March 2017 in Beijing, China between officials from the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) in China, the European Commission and partners from the European project on mycotoxins (M


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