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A participant presenting his poster on the impact of climate change on mycotoxins and laboratory accreditation at the African Food Safety Workshop, jointly held by the IAEA and the FAO in Johannesburg, 27 June–1 July 2022. (Photo: J. Sasanya/IAEA

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4 August 2022

IAEA, FAO Workshop Strengthens Food Safety Network Across Africa

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2 August 2022

From Clean Cocoa to Healthy Fish: Cameroonian Researchers Focus on Food Safety

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29 July 2022

Streamlining Food Pest Control Through Irradiation

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7 June 2022

World Food Safety Day 2022: ‘Safer Food, Better Health’ Using Nuclear Techniques

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6 April 2022

Nuclear Techniques Help Zambia Ensure Safety in Animal Food Products

Aerial Experts undertaking tests to verify that X ray irradiation of mango fruits can achieve the minimum dose required for the correct phytosanitary treatment (left and centre). Dose map (right) shows the variation of absorbed dose. (Photos: Aerial)

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9 March 2022

IAEA, France’s Aerial to Enhance Collaboration on Radiation Processing and Food Irradiation

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24 February 2022

How Nuclear Science Helps Fruits and Vegetables Survive and Thrive

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23 February 2022

Experts Safely Manage Disused Radioactive Sources after Revival of Cuba's Food Irradiation Services

Experimental banana fields in Arusha, Tanzania with Mount Meru in the background. (Photo: M.Vantyghem/IAEA)

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21 February 2022

How Isotopic Techniques Can Be Used to Spot Drought Stressed Banana Crops and Help Save Them

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20 January 2022

Defending Against Zoonoses Through Food Safety

The new state of the art Mediterranean fruit fly mass-rearing and irradiation facility in Metapa de Dominguez, Mexico, will play a major role in keeping the country free of these insect pests.

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9 December 2021

New Mediterranean Fruit Fly Facility in Mexico to Keep Insect Pests at Bay and Save Fruit Production and Exports

Due to poor farming practices in Iraq, saline lands are widespread in the country.

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3 December 2021

News – Food safety and quality

IAEA, FAO Workshop Strengthens Food Safety Network Across Africa

From Clean Cocoa to Healthy Fish: Cameroonian Researchers Focus on Food Safety

Streamlining Food Pest Control Through Irradiation

World Food Safety Day 2022: ‘Safer Food, Better Health’ Using Nuclear Techniques

Nuclear Techniques Help Zambia Ensure Safety in Animal Food Products

IAEA, France’s Aerial to Enhance Collaboration on Radiation Processing and Food Irradiation

How Nuclear Science Helps Fruits and Vegetables Survive and Thrive

Experts Safely Manage Disused Radioactive Sources after Revival of Cuba's Food Irradiation Services

How Isotopic Techniques Can Be Used to Spot Drought Stressed Banana Crops and Help Save Them

Defending Against Zoonoses Through Food Safety

New Mediterranean Fruit Fly Facility in Mexico to Keep Insect Pests at Bay and Save Fruit Production and Exports

Combatting Soil Salinisation Using Nuclear Techniques: The IAEA Commemorates 2021 World Soil Day

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