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Contaminated Eggs

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

A research found a concentration of dioxin in chicken eggs in Tropodo, East Java, which was 80 times above the healthy standard and the second highest recorded in Asia. More tests are needed to determine if the food chain has been contaminated.

Egg samples that contain dioxin in Tropodo, Sidoarjo and Bangun village, Mojokerto, East Java./Ecoton/Prigi Arisandi. tempo : 173484355013.

KHOIRUL Anam from the Klagen hamlet, Tropodo village, Sidoarjo Regency, East Java, said that he is now afraid of consuming chicken eggs. This is because the eggs of the free-range chickens owned by his father were used as a sample in a report entitled Plastic Waste Poisons Indonesia’s Food Chain which has been the subject of news reporting in the media at home and abroad. This research conducted by the International Pollutants Elimination N

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