Aflatoxin contamination of milk marketed in Pakistan: A longitudinal studyPublished2019StatusOpen AccessLanguageenCountriesPakistanILRI ProgramsSustainable livestock systemsJournal Articlehttps://hdl.handle.net/10568/103449CitationYunus, A.W., Imtiaz, N., Khan, H., Ibrahim, M.N.M. and Zafar, Y. 2019. Aflatoxin contamination of milk marketed in Pakistan: A longitudinal study. Toxins 11(2):110.Tagsaflatoxinsanimal productsdairyingfood safetymarkets
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