AUV bans over 25 tons of corn and beef food, reveals aflatoxin over the permitted borders

Food and Veterinary Agency ( The AUV has refused to import over 25 tons of corn and has banned the sale of a beef food product after laboratory tests have discovered afloxins on permitted borders.

According to AUV’s announcement, products belong to the MONUNI S.P.K. company. From Gjilan.

During border control of a 25 thousand and 120kg of corn, analysis has revealed B1 aflachtity at a level of 30 micrograms per kilogram, while IKSHPK analysis has confirmed the total aphalxia of 47 micrograms per kilogram, above the reference value of 10 micrograms.

For this reason, the Victorial Inspectorate has refused import and has ordered the return of the shipment to the country of origin.

Meanwhile, during inspections at the MONUNI company, B1 on the allowed level has been found in the beef food product of up to 300kg. The AUV has banned the sale and ordered the withdrawal of this product from the market.

B1 aflatoxin is a toxic substance produced by certain molds and can cause liver damage and increase the risk of cancer during long – term exposure. In hot animals, it can pass into milk in the form of M1 afloxin.

AUV has indicated that it will continue laboratory checks and tests to prevent circulation of products that do not meet food safety standards.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

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