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Control strategies to minimize mycotoxin levels in food comprise several broad categories, including good agricultural practice, good manufacturing practice, and hazard analysis and critical control point principles. In general, intervention strategies include pre-harvest, post-harvest, and dietary approaches, depending on the specific mycotoxins and the food commodity likely to be contaminated. This chapter describes practical interventions, which are arranged by the major groups of mycotoxins and are described according to their stage of development, efficacy, geographical regions in which they have been tested or applied, simplicity or complexity, and breadth of usefulness...
2012: IARC Scientific Publications