Cadmium: "A Special Health Issue", the Permitted Rates in Certain Fertilizers Will Be Divided by More than 3 in 2030
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This threshold of 20 mg/kg is in line with the recommendations of the National Health Safety Agency.
"Cadmium (...) is a particular health issue because of its toxicity and its ability to accumulate sustainably in soils," the Ministry of Agriculture explained in a press release.
The Ministry of Agriculture has announced a drastic reduction of this toxic heavy metal which accumulates in the soil. The maximum threshold should increase from 90 to 20 mg/kg of fertilizer Cadmium, a metal
Toxic heavy metal will be limited to 20 mg/kg of fertilizer in 2030 compared to 90 mg/kg, the Ministry of Agriculture announces this Friday, October 2.
Cadmium, a toxic heavy metal in certain fertilizers, will be limited to 20 mg/kg of fertilizer in 2030, compared to 90 mg/kg currently, said the Ministry of Agriculture on Friday, 2 October.
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