date:Feb 26, 2013
) contained low but detectable levels of FMN. Only eight samples exceeded established international maximum levels but Health Canada determined that they would not pose a human health concern, and therefore no recalls were required. This survey provides baseline surveillance data that will be used by Health Canada to update the estimated exposure of the Canadian population.
FMNs interfere with human cell metabolism and are considered possible carcinogens. They have also been associated with oes