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Aflatoxin M 1  (AFM 1 ) is a hepatocarcinogenic compound found in milk from lactating individuals receiving diets contaminated with aflatoxin B 1 . Considering the AFM 1  resistance to conventional processing methods applied to milk products, novel approaches have been proposed to efficiently decontaminate AFM 1 . This review focuses on recent occurrence data of AFM 1  and the physical, chemical and biological methods for decontamination of AFM 1 , in milk and dairy products. Occasionally, high AFM 1  occurrence levels have been reported, mainly in African countries. Adsorption through nonviable microorganisms and clay materials are the most effective, promising approaches for decontamination of AFM 1  from milk and dairy products.

Aflatoxin M 1 in milk and dairy products: global occurrence and potential decontamination strategies