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Kenya has launched a bold new campaign to tackle one of the country's most dangerous food safety threats—aflatoxins. The multi-agency initiative, unveiled today in Nairobi, brings together government ministries and international partners in a major push to protect public health and secure the nation’s food supply.
Kenya launches multi-agency initiative to tackle aflatoxin contamination
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