2009
DOI: 10.1080/02652030802429096
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Accumulation of trace elements in cattle from rural and industrial areas in Belgium

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“…As shown by Waegeneers et al (2009) this value was exceeded in 75% of the bovine kidneys sampled in contaminated areas. Being aware of the problem, the Belgian federal government has already taken actions, involving, for example, a ban on bringing kidneys of cattle that resided at least 18 months in the contaminated area, into the food chain for human consumption.…”
Section: Exceedance Of the European Mlsmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…As shown by Waegeneers et al (2009) this value was exceeded in 75% of the bovine kidneys sampled in contaminated areas. Being aware of the problem, the Belgian federal government has already taken actions, involving, for example, a ban on bringing kidneys of cattle that resided at least 18 months in the contaminated area, into the food chain for human consumption.…”
Section: Exceedance Of the European Mlsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The European ML of Cd in bovine kidneys is 1.0 mg kg À1 fresh weight (European Union 2006). This value was exceeded in 75% of the kidneys sampled in contaminated agricultural areas in Belgium, and in 47% of kidneys sampled in uncontaminated areas (Waegeneers et al 2009). The age of the animals might play a role in the large number of samples exceeding the ML, but in previous studies this factor was not taken into account.…”
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