Reducing aflatoxins in Brazil nut production

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Reducing aflatoxins in Brazil nut production

STDF/PG/114

Start:

01/06/2006

Status

Completed

Project value (US$)

826,219

STDF Contribution (US$)

619,664

Beneficiaries

Brazil

Implementing entities

Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement (CIRAD), France

Partners

Brazilian Enterprise for Agricultural Research (EMBRAPA), Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) of Brazil

Validate and transfer to stakeholders a sustainable and effective safety management system for reducing and controlling aflatoxin occurrence along the Brazil nut production chain, as a means to recover and consolidate market access, particularly in the European Union (EU).

A dedicated project website can be found here.

Documents

STDF/PG/114 - Application Form (2005)

574.33 KB

STDF/PG/114 - Final Project Report (2009)

1.12 MB

STDF/PG/114 - Evaluation Report (2010)

427.9 KB

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