Beschreibung
Milk powder as a nutritious dairy product occupies a significant portion in a healthy diet. Heavy metal contaminated milk is a huge worldwide concern as it affects on the safety of consumers. Intake of contaminated milk powder can cause direct and indirect adverse health hazards to humans due to long-term exposure to toxic heavy metals. Thus, the safety, quality and the consumers acceptability of milk powder decreases when it is contaminated with toxic heavy metals.
Autorenporträt
L. N. Ranathunga is working as Assistant Lecturer in the agriculture faculty of Aquinas College of Higher Studies, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Dr. B. C. Jayawardana is working as Senior lecturer, Department of Animal Science, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.Dr.M.Esakkimuthu is working in Kerala Agricultural University, India
