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Published on: 06/05/2026 - 14:57

Debate continues in France about ways to reduce high levels of cadmium on agricultural land and within the country's most important foods. Since the spread of the use of phosphate fertilizers in agriculture, the amount of cadmium in the soil has increased, causing specialists to warn for decades of the outbreak of a health crisis in France. The finger of blame was pointed at phosphate materials imported from Morocco, which has the largest reserves in the world. How does cadmium harm our bodies? How does Morocco respond to this issue?

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