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期刊名:Food additives and contaminants part a-chemistry analysis control exposure & risk assessment

缩写:FOOD ADDIT CONTAM A

ISSN:1944-0049

e-ISSN:1944-0057

IF/分区:2.5/Q3

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Insook Lee,Soyoung Jung,Minsu Chang et al. Insook Lee et al.
Caffeine labelling requirements in the Republic of Korea were revised in 2024, with expanded provisions for guarana-containing solid foods implemented on 1 January 2026. This study quantified caffeine concentrations in 61 guarana-containing...
Amine Bousta,Fatima Gaboun,Salma Astati et al. Amine Bousta et al.
The contamination of wheat by aflatoxins, mainly resulting from fungal development during storage, represents a significant public health concern due to their well-documented carcinogenic effects. This study aimed to quantify aflatoxin cont...
Wenrui Huang,Zhiting Zhang,Jiawei Tang et al. Wenrui Huang et al.
Coffee cherry husk (CCH), accounting for 40-50% of the coffee cherry mass, is a polyphenol- and fibre-rich by-product with untapped potential. However, its commercial use is limited by pronounced bitterness, inconsistent composition, and su...
Bogyoung Choi,Eun Hye Choi,Jiyoung Mun et al. Bogyoung Choi et al.
This research investigated the concentrations and dietary exposure of ochratoxin A (OTA) and zearalenone (ZEN) in edible vegetable oils among the Korean population. In 2022, 80 edible vegetable oil samples were collected from various retail...
Nilgün Önder,Karlo Muratoglu Nilgün Önder
Peanuts are among the most clinically important food allergens and may cause severe reactions even at very low exposure levels. This study investigated the presence of peanut residues in packaged baby biscuits marketed on the European side ...
Ivana Bianchi,Robert Brogioli,Hind El-Hadri et al. Ivana Bianchi et al.
The EU ban on the use of titanium dioxide (TiO2) as a food additive (E 171) has highlighted the need for harmonised and robust analytical methods to ensure uniform regulatory compliance and safeguard consumer health. This study compares thr...
David S da Costa,Edna J H Ramirez,Sara R de Carvalho et al. David S da Costa et al.
Acrylamide and 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI) are heat-induced contaminants formed during coffee roasting, raising concerns due to their potential toxicological effects. Considering the limited information about the occurrence of these contamina...
Philip Mullen,Matthew Walker,Anna Gadaj Philip Mullen
Thyrostats increase water retention and absorption in animals; this property is abused in the rearing of meat producing animals to inflate carcase weight in a bid to increase the profits of producers. As such meat is of poor quality, and du...
Jane Kagure Njaramba,Katrien Broekaert,Wim Reybroeck et al. Jane Kagure Njaramba et al.
Undeclared antibiotics in poultry feed contribute to exposure to antimicrobial drug residues, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where routine surveillance is limited by cost and laboratory constraints. Conventional analytical...
Sofia Almeida Costa,Milton Severo,Carla Lopes et al. Sofia Almeida Costa et al.
Acrylamide is a food contaminant formed via the Maillard reaction that may impair cardiometabolic health. Considering its role in oxidative stress, lipid peroxidation, and adipogenesis, acrylamide may compromise lipid and glucose profiles. ...