Giraffe
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Regarding iodine fortification of animal feed... Here is a map of Europe
http://hl-reuters.de/jod/KarteEuropaTierfutter.htm
red = fortified animal feed
orange = fortified cattle salt
green = no iodine fortification in animal feeds
white = not known
Website of the Iodine Global network
http://ign.org/p142000954.html
A word of caution: You can't know how much iodine is in milk and eggs. It varies a lot depending on what the animals were fed. EU law permits much more iodine in animal feed than is actually practiced.
http://hl-reuters.de/jod/KarteEuropaTierfutter.htm
red = fortified animal feed
orange = fortified cattle salt
green = no iodine fortification in animal feeds
white = not known
Website of the Iodine Global network
http://ign.org/p142000954.html
A word of caution: You can't know how much iodine is in milk and eggs. It varies a lot depending on what the animals were fed. EU law permits much more iodine in animal feed than is actually practiced.