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Possible sources of Copper traces in Smoked Salmon

Started by , Feb 18 2013 08:28 AM
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME ABOUT THE COPPER TRACES IN SMOKED SALMON AND THE POSSIBLE SOURCE FOR THE SAME?

I THANK ALL OF YOU IN ADVANCE,




KIND REGARDS,

QAMalpha

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Can anyone please help QAMalpha with this query.

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Simon
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