What is the mycotoxin contamination status of citric acid residue?

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Mycotoxin contamination status of citric acid residue

Our company has newly purchased a batch of citric acid residue and wants to use it in pig concentrate feed and complete feed. I heard from senior colleagues that the fungal toxin contamination in citric acid residue is relatively serious. Please give us some guidance.
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The mycotoxin content in corn by-products is generally higher than in corn itself.

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What is the mycotoxin contamination status of citric acid residue?

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