Abstract
A total of 150 bovine (60), ovine (42), and caprine (48) bulk milk samples were analyzed using a commercially available competitive ELISA kit. Overall, AFM1 was found in 46.7% of the analyzed samples by an average concentration of 40.3±22.2ng/L. The incidence rates of AFM1 contamination in bovine, ovine, and caprine bulk milk samples were 66.7, 31.0, and 35.4%, respectively. The concentration of AFM1 in 37.5% of AFM1-positive bovine milk samples and 5.9% of AFM1-positive caprine milk samples were higher than 50ng/L.
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