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Matrix: Animal Milk
Milk samples were collected from sheep, goats, dairy cows, and cattle in both conventional and organic farming systems. The sampling strategy is described under the Animal matrix.
By clicking on each graph, you can view more in-depth information on the most frequently detected pesticides in the samples, including their median concentrations and the analysis results grouped by detection status and regulatory category.
For visualization, the Y-axis was plotted on a log scale, but all values represent the original measurements.
