Average lead and cadmium content in food in Belgium
Fouassin, A.; Fondu, M.
Archives Belges de Medecine Sociale Hygiene Medecine du Travail et Medecine Legale. Belgisch Archief van Sociale Geneeskunde Hygiene Arbeidsgeneeskunde en Gerechtelijke Geneeskunde 38(8): 453-467
1980
ISSN/ISBN: 0003-9578 PMID: 7259169 Document Number: 167732
Mean Pb and Cd contents in the daily food supply in Belgium were evaluated by studying 2500 commercial samples of various foods. Milk products contained only minute amounts of the elements. Daily consumption figures were computed on the basis of production, import and export statistics, and of food consumption studies.
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