contaminants

Cards (27)

  • acrylamide foods affected
    • Coffee bread, breakfast cereals, biscuits, pastries crisps chips
    • Millard reaction- protein + carbohydrate +120°C
  • acrylamide at risk groups
    • Children
    • Hi coffee consumption
    • Narrow diet
  • acrylamide health affects
    • DNA damage
    • Neurotoxilogical problems
    • Carcinogenic
  • acrylamide controls
    • EU toolbox
    • European regulation commission regulation on acrylamide 2018, mid effort to reduce no maximum levels or penalties for being over
    • MOE - margin of exposure
  • arsenic foods affected
    • Rice and rice products
    • Used as a pesticide in cotton fields
    • Flooded more soluble taken up by root
  • arsenic risk groups

    Children - cheap, soft, low allergenic, potential weaning food
    Coeliac - no gluten in rice, many free from products made by Rice flour
  • arsenic health effects
    Short-term - immune system
    Long-term
    • Lung and bladder cancer
    • Babies growth, IQ immune system
    • Heart disease, diabetes, and nervous system damage
  • arsenic controls
    • EU legislation, 2016 set maximum limit
    • Codex for industry
    • Reviewed on regular basis - food for infants
    • Manufactures responsibility to make low as possible
    • FSA survey on elements in infant food
    • Consumer- steep rise in water overnight cook in 5 to one water to rice, ratio cuts levels by 80%
  • BPA foods affected
    • Canned fruit and veg, tea, coffee, sake infant formula
    • Bottles, epoxy, resin, protective linings, polycarbonate, plastics, and coating on metal lids
  • BPA risk groups
    E FSA calculate BPA poses no health risk to consumer of any age groups at current levels of exposure
  • BPA health affects
    • COT and FSA say no short-term effects
    • Long-term endocrine, disruptor, mimics, female, Sujan effects fertility diabetes
    • Maybe carcinogenic breast on testicular cancer
    • Liver, toxicity
    • Linked to obesity by triggering futsal activity
    • Heart disease
    • Patterns of development and behaviour issues in children
    • BP, a rapidly, absorbed, detoxified and eliminated from humans
  • BPA controls
    • EU legislation restricts amount of BPA that can migrate
    • Baby bottles, BPA free
    • Band in some countries
    • Safe alternative
  • dioxins foods affected
    • Dairy products, meat, fish and shellfish
    • Contaminated feed, improper disposal of industrial Waste
  • dioxins atrisk groups
    • developing foetus
    • newborns
    • diet - lots of fish
    • occupation
  • dioxins health effects
    • short term - skin lesions
    • long term- immune system
    • nervous system
    • endocrine system and reproductive function
  • dioxins controls
    • trim fat from meat (absorbed by fat tissue)
    • low fat diary products
    • balanced diet
    • privisional tolerable monthly intake - 70picogram/kg of bw per month
    • WHO + FAO ‘code of practice’
  • cadmium food affected
    • cereal, leafy, veg, bivalve mollusks, chocolate nuts meet, pollution
    • Soil, weathering of rock and volcanic activity
  • cadmium at risk. groups
    • Vegans and vegetarians
    • Children
    • Smokers
    • People living in highly contaminated areas
  • cadmium health effects
    • kidney damage
    • Renal failure
    • Bone demineralisation
    • Carcinogenic, lung, bladder breast
  • cadmium control
    • maximum level establish for food
    • Structure of chocolate for children
    • Cocoa powder for direct consumption
    • TWI 2.5 ug per kilogram of body weight.
  • lead foods affected
    • offal and Mollusks
    • Lead shot game?
    • Contamination during processing or production
  • Land risk groups
    • Toddlers and children
    • Pregnant?
    • Trying for a baby
  • lead health affects
    • Colic constipation
    • Increase blood pressure, CVD
    • Foetal neurodevelopmental effects
    • Reduced learning capacity in children
  • Lead controls
    • No safe lead intake
    • Large game sold in the shop is farmed and has no or low levels of lead
  • Mercury foods affected
    • Fish meat - tuna swordfish cod
    • Water pollution, volcanic activity
    • Byproduct of industry
    • Bioaccumulation
  • Mercury health effects
    • Methylmercury - toxic to developing nervous system and brain development in fetus
  • Mercury controls
    • JECFA - 1.6ug/kg of body weight of methylmergury
    • member state - consider national patterns of fish consumption
    • He FSA between one and two and three and four servings of fish have health benefits
    • Pregnant? - avoid shark, Marlin and swordfish.