methanolcontaminated
Methanol contamination refers to the unintentional presence of methanol in a substance. This contamination can occur in a variety of products, including food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals. Methanol is a toxic alcohol that can cause serious health problems, including blindness and death, if ingested.
The most common source of methanol contamination in beverages is the improper distillation of alcoholic drinks.
In food products, methanol contamination can arise from various sources, such as the use of contaminated ingredients
The risks associated with methanol contamination depend on the concentration of methanol and the amount of
Regulatory agencies worldwide set limits for methanol levels in food and beverages to protect public health.