Briefly, results of this study indicated that AFM1 is almost stable in White Pickled cheese for up to 3-month of storage in brine. It was difficult to mention about the real destruction of the toxin. During cheese production, approximately 31% of the AFM1 passed to the whey while only about 3% of it passed to the brine during ripening. All of these findings indicated that AFM1 could be available in dairy products made from contaminated milk. Therefore, reduced recovery demonstrated in this research may not indicate reduced toxicity. Avoiding contamination appears to be the only practical way to ensure the safety of milk and milk products for human consumption.