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Low-cost post-harvest technologies reduce aflatoxin contamination in Rwanda's smallholder peanut value chain
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Low-cost post-harvest technologies reduce aflatoxin contamination in Rwanda's smallholder peanut value chain
Background Aflatoxin contamination is one of the most significant food safety concerns in peanut supply chains in sub-Saharan Africa, which results in severe health outcomes and the inability to gain access to the market. Although peanut farming in the Eastern Province ...
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