In the meeting that performed by WHO (World Health Organization) in Canada, specialists determined the tolerable daily intake (TDI) limit of the melamine in contaminated milk and milk products. Determined limit is lower than limits defined by other food authorities.
WHO’s food safety director, Dr. Jorgen Schlundt, said that they had thought this new limit would [...]
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