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Release date
April 2023
Region
Europe
Survey time period
2021
Number of respondents
8,871 samples
Supplementary notes
LOQ: limit of quantification. The lowest concentration of a substance that can be reliably measured.
MRL: maximum residue level. The maximum amount of residue that is legally allowed to be present in food or feed products.
Non-compliant refers to samples that have exceeded the maximum residue limit (MRL) or have measurement uncertainty that prevents accurate determination of compliance with the MRL.
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