Tridge summary
In 2023, inspection reports revealed several issues with honey and dairy products. Honey samples from 3 flower sources had hydroxymethylfurfural levels exceeding the standard, with the highest being 166mg/kg. Six flower sources provided honey with water content above the standard. One flower source's honey had free acid levels exceeding the standard, with the highest being 80.9mmol/kg. Milk samples were found to contain 44 drug residues, at a rate of 0.13%.
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In terms of honey products, a total of 779 honey samples from 23 flower sources were tested in 2023. Among them, samples of hydroxymethylfurfural exceeding the standard (the limit standard should be less than 40mg/kg) were found in honey from 3 flower sources, with the highest reaching 166mg/kg; samples of water content exceeding the standard (the limit standard should be less than 20%) were found in honey from 6 flower sources; samples of free acid exceeding the standard (the limit standard should be less than 50mmol/kg) were found in honey from 1 flower source, with the highest reaching 80.9mmol/kg. In terms of ...
Source: Foodmate
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