UK FSA issues warning over game shot with lead
date:Oct 12, 2012
regnant women and women trying for a baby, as exposure to lead can harm the developing brain and nervous system, Gleadle added.

The FSA noted that usually, the large game sold in supermarkets is farmed and will have no or very low lead levels. This advice is not applicable to consumers of such meat. People unsure about whether their game has been shot using lead ammunition should ask their supplier for information.

This advice has been based on a study of consumers of wild game, conducted by t
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