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Safety evaluation of certain food additives - ipcs inchem

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250 SULFITES: ASSESSMENT OF DIETARY EXPOSURE<br />

c. France<br />

Food groups Use level <strong>of</strong> sulfites reported by industry or from monitoring survey (mg sulfur dioxide/kg or mg sulfur<br />

dioxide/l)<br />

Total samples (n) Positive samples(n) Mean<br />

Champagne 35 34 55<br />

Dried fruits 25 6 1006<br />

Peeled potatoes 7 6 41<br />

Processed potatoes 23 2 104*<br />

Red wine 854 849 82<br />

Rose wine 112 111 108<br />

White wine 212 212 118<br />

*, concentrations exceeding the MLs <strong>of</strong> national legislation.<br />

Source <strong>of</strong> concentration data: Bemrah et al. (2008). National legislation: European Commission (1995).<br />

Note: Occurrence and use levels <strong>of</strong> sulfites were collected for 1288 <strong>food</strong> items from 2002 to 2005 by the French administration in charge <strong>of</strong> <strong>food</strong><br />

monitoring; the 1213 samples referring to wine came from a use level monitoring survey, and the other data came from product recipes collected within<br />

the <strong>food</strong> industry.

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