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Penicillia (49% of 155 isolates) and aspergilli (38%) were the predominant molds isolated from food stored in private homes. Samples were taken from refrigerated and non-refrigerated food, and from refrigerator surfaces. Aflatoxin (9 isolates), kojic acid (3), ochratoxin A (3), penicillic acid (1), and patulin (1) were detected when culture extracts of isolates were screened for the presence of toxic mold metabolites.
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