How Nuclear Technology is Testing Pistachios for Toxins

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How Nuclear Technology is Testing Pistachios for Toxins

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Pro@mander.xyz to Nuclear@mander.xyz · 1 year ago

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Pistachios, once a treat reserved for royalty, but popular worldwide today, can harbour carcinogenic aflatoxins. Nuclear technology is helping to make them safer.

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