Mycotoxins in Animal Products, 1st ed. 2019
Milk and Milk Products, and Meat

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This book is one of three volumes expanding upon content found in Mycotoxins in Foodstuffs, Second Edition, and focuses on milk and milk products, and meat. Foodstuffs of plant origin that play only a minor role in mycotoxin contamination, such as asparagus, are also covered.

Mycotoxins in Animal Products - Milk and Milk Products, and Meat comprises:

  • More than 100 new publications and 300 publications in all

  • Single chapter overview with all mycotoxins and each foodstuff that is contaminated

  • Coverage of "co-contamination," showing the co-occurrence of mycotoxins in a foodstuff, where possible

  • Coverage of "further contamination,? describing further foodstuffs with their mycotoxins documented, where possible

  • List of articles dealing with conventionally and organically produced foodstuffs and their mycotoxin contamination 

Preface.- How to Handle the Book.- Acknowledgements.- Abbreviations.-Mycotoxin Contamination of Animal Products as well as Human Breast Milk.- Baby food.- Cheese.- Dairy beverages.- Eggs.- Fish.- Goose liver.- Hake.- Ice cream.- Joints.- Kashk.- Lala.- Mackerel.- Paneer.- Salami.- Tarkhineh.- Whey.- Yogurt.- Milk (human breast milk).- Further Mycotoxins and Microbial Metabolites.- Mycotoxins and Their Animal Product Spectrum as well as Human Breast Milk.- Animal Products as well as Human Breast Milk and Their Mycotoxins.- Mycotoxin Contamination in Conventional and Organic Animal Products.- Numerical Bibliography.- Alphabetical Bibliography.- Index.
Dr. Martin Weidenbörner
Pützhecke 5
53229 Bonn
Germany

One of three volumes expanding upon content found in Mycotoxins in Foodstuffs, Second Edition

Focuses on milk and milk products, and meat. Foodstuffs of plant origin that play only a minor role in mycotoxin contamination, such as asparagus, are also covered

Covers instances of co-contamination and further contamination, where possible