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Reflecting back on a successful World Mycotoxin Forum

20-10-2023 | Article

Reflecting back on a successful World Mycotoxin Forum

Silage inoculants can be of value in speeding up fermentation and reducing the time and resources that Penicillium moulds have to proliferate. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

15-09-2023 | Article

The heightened risk of Penicillium mycotoxins in European forage

Brewer’s spent grain and sugar beet pulp are both food by products that are commonly used as livestock feed. Photo: Mark Pasveer

08-09-2023 | Article

Prevalence of mycotoxins in food by-products

08-09-2023 | Article

World Mycotoxin Forum 2023: What to expect this year

The rising demand for eggs, meat and milk in recent decades has driven higher EU imports of grains and cereals from developing countries with more tropical climates where mycotoxin occurrence is higher – thus raising the prevalence of mycotoxins in EU data. Photo: Canva

05-09-2023 | In-depth

Mycotoxins pose growing threat across Europe

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29-08-2023 | News

DSM World Mycotoxin survey results show need for diligent monitoring

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17-07-2023 | In-depth

Atmospheric cold plasma technology degrades mycotoxin in grains

Evidence suggests climate change will negatively affect crops worldwide. Photo: Dreamstime

07-07-2023 | Article

Mycotoxins: How climate change is affecting crops worldwide

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03-07-2023 | News

Harnessing molecular farming to grow pork protein in pink soybeans

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12-06-2023 | Research

Peas help UK feed industry become more sustainable

22-11 | Article

Impact of diet on epigenetic alteration of mammary gland in dairy cows

Belgian grain harvest also much smaller

Ongoing mycotoxin risks in key regions, survey finds