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Safety evaluation of certain food additives - ipcs inchem

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232 SULFITES: ASSESSMENT OF DIETARY EXPOSURE<br />

Table 3. Assessment <strong>of</strong> dietary exposure to sulfites based on model diets<br />

%<br />

ADIa Estimated dietary exposure to sulfites (mg sulfur<br />

dioxide/kg bw per day)<br />

Country Date Survey Assumptions Indicator/<br />

population group<br />

Adults<br />

Analytical data (mean<br />

or maximum residual<br />

levels) and national ML<br />

Analytical<br />

determination<br />

<strong>of</strong> sulfites in<br />

wine and<br />

assessment <strong>of</strong><br />

dietary<br />

exposure<br />

Brazilb 2007 (date <strong>of</strong><br />

submission)<br />

43<br />

28<br />

85<br />

128<br />

150 ml 0.3 (white wine)<br />

0.2 (red wine)<br />

0.6 (common white winec )<br />

0.9 (ML)<br />

85<br />

57<br />

171<br />

257<br />

300 ml 0.6 (white wine)<br />

0.4 (red wine)<br />

1.2 (common white winec )<br />

1.8 (ML)<br />

Three hypothetical<br />

scenarios <strong>of</strong> wine (red<br />

and white)<br />

consumption: (a)<br />

150 ml/day, (b) 300 ml/<br />

day and (c) 450 ml/day<br />

128<br />

71<br />

257<br />

371<br />

450 ml 0.9 (white wine)<br />

0.5 (red wine)<br />

1.8 (common white winec )<br />

2.6 (ML)<br />

Standard body weight<br />

<strong>of</strong> 60 kg

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