Detecting Pesticide 1080 in Milk and Infant Formula

contributed by SCIEX | 03/24/2016

A new method helps detect a dangerous new contaminant

Andre Schreiber walks you through a new method developed in conjunction with Association of Analytical Communities (AOAC) designed to better detect a harmful substance that the infant formula and milk industry are under threat from – namely, Sodium Fluoroacetate.

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