István Nagy, the head of the ministry, has raised concerns about the economic impact of partial toxin contamination in the corn crop, urging adherence to regulations to ensure quality in processing and feed production. The ministry is reviewing cereal quality inspections, focusing on toxin content to mitigate risks and losses for farmers. The risk of mycotoxins, such as aflatoxin, has risen due to dry weather, prompting producers to maintain corn quality during storage. Current legislation and controls, with checks by Nébih, are in place to prevent contaminated goods from entering the food and feed supply.