The Iraqis say they produced 2, 200 litres of concentrated aflatoxin, of which 1, 580 litres were put into munitions.

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Aflatoxin is a poison that is usually found in foods (especially peanuts) that have been contaminated by a particular fungus.

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The first two recalled baby formula containing high amounts of aflatoxin, a fungal carcinogen probably introduced via the feed for cows.

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But so is aflatoxin, which grows on peanuts, and sterigmatocystin (cheese), and whatever pesticides survive washing and go down your gullet with that spinach salad.

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We might go ahead and dodge this weekend's crispy beef kabob, only to be quietly maimed by a dash of aflatoxin in our organic peanut butter.

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Prior to the Gulf War, according to the Iraqi government, Baghdad produced 8, 400 liters of anthrax, 19, 000 liters of botulinum and 2, 000 liters each of aflatoxin and clostridium.

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