Pesticides linked to cancer endangering Libyan food security

Investigations in Libya have revealed that 65% of sampled traded agricultural crops contain residues of banned or carcinogenic pesticides, along with the seizure of quantities of these pesticides in the market. The issue poses a threat to food security and public health, as regulatory gaps have allowed dangerous substances to enter without clear labeling, leading to an extensive investigation campaign and the opening of a file on responsibilities related to the import and trade of pesticides.

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