Cooking doesn't kill aflatoxins - Expert warns of hidden danger in everyday foods

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• Kofiga 7 months ago

  This is the kind of information which should be disseminated to the general public through numerous channels but believe me no one is going to follow it up. It is going to end up here as an article in GhanaWeb.

  This is the kind of information which should be disseminated to the general public through numerous channels but believe me no one is going to follow it up. It is going to end up here as an article in GhanaWeb.

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• Kwamina 7 months ago

  John Dumelo have you seen this article? The health Minister have you also seen the article? Go to our markets and see how food is handled. Tubers of yam, plantain, cassava, etc. etc. are placed on the bare ground (not on tabl ...
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  John Dumelo have you seen this article? The health Minister have you also seen the article? Go to our markets and see how food is handled. Tubers of yam, plantain, cassava, etc. etc. are placed on the bare ground (not on tables) for sale. The level of food hygiene is so appalling across the country. No wonder our children are growing up stunted and not developing their full growth potential.

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