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31/08/2006

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Article: Presence of deoxynivalenol, zearalenone, ochratoxin A, T-2 and HT-2 and fumonisins in products intended for animal feeding

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Presence of deoxynivalenol, zearalenone, ochratoxin A, T-2 and HT-2 and fumonisins in products intended for animal feeding

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31/08/2006

	ALBERTO GIMENO Chemical Engineer Lisboa - Portugal
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According to the Official Journal of the European Union (Spanish Edition, ISSN 1725-2512, L229, August 23, 2006), The Guidance Values published, are considered for the time being as “Acts whose publication is not a condition for its applicability”.

Alberto Gimeno
Technical Consultant in Animal Nutrition and Mycotoxicology

01/09/2006

Chrissy Moon
United States of America

I think that chemicals and toxins should be removed from the animals feed as well as the animals. This would be great for the human health. It could prevent alot of diseases in animals as well as in HUMANS also.

It could cause muscle diseases and more to be wrong with Humans. If I could the world would be organic. And even more healthy than its been in a long time. Probably for hundreds of years. No animal should be recycled and feed to other animals. By doing so, I believe it has made BSE worse and did of course created it along with other dirty habits to save money. None, of us are making money on this only the ones in office who agree to such things. Who is getting sick? Regular people. It's something to think about. We dont need all of these chemicals and toxins . But, We do need to put better things in our animals. So that we can live better and therefore be healthier. And live life to it fullest .

02/09/2006

	ALBERTO GIMENO Chemical Engineer Lisboa - Portugal
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Dear Chrissy Moon,
I agree with you and I think that some of the guidance values should be revised and reduced since I consider that they are high and with risk for the animals. However the collaboration of all EU country members is necessary to provide results (see de Hereby Recommends in the published article) to the commission to allow the future publication of the final maximum allowed concentrations of those mycotoxins. Thus the guidance values published are considered, for the time being, as “Acts whose publication is not a condition for its applicability”. It is my opinion.

Alberto Gimeno
Technical Consultant in Animal Nutrition and Mycotoxicology

27/10/2006

Monem Samee

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Dear Dr.,
We hope that the animals feeds free from any pathogens as well as any toxins which consequentelly return on public health.
I think this is the main goal in the veterinary researchs.
My best regard.

Dr. Abdel Monem A. Samee

29/11/2006

Stephen Adejoro Dr

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Aflatoxicosis is currently a major limitatiom to poultry health and productivity in Nigeria. Lack of adequate laboratory services is the big challange facing the management or this poultry problem.
Recently private laboratory in Nigeria are spinging up to assist farmers in the management of this disease.
The most prevalent and mostly diagnosed mycotoxin in Nigeria is aflatoxin B1.
I believe that the minimization of mycotoxin contamination to poultry feed must take the lead in strategic formulation on feed milling policy in Africa.

Dr Stephen Adejoro
Poultry management consultant
Nigeria

20/12/2006

Yahya Eid

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No doubts that aflatoxicosis consider a limiting factor to animal production industry worldwide. I think stating the problem and indicating the limits should be accompanied with a clear method for determination of that limits. On the other hand we should recommend natural anti-aflatoxicosis feed additives (prebiotics, probiotics, phytobiotics, etc) to minimize the effect of aflatoxicosis to stress on birds and human health and welfare.

18/02/2008

Farhad Mirzaei

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Your network is a very useful one.
Thanking you.

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