英文摘要 |
A total of 687 samples were collected and tested for monitoring mycotoxin contamination in foods, and the results showed an overall failure rate of 4.7% (32/687). The detailed contents included 15.0% non-compliant rate (6/40) for red yeast rice products, followed by 7.3% (19/261) for peanut products, 9.5% (2/21) for quinoa products, 5.0% (2/40) for coix seed products, 3.3% (1/30) for corn products and 4.2% (2/47) for cereal-based baby food. Samples of rice, wheat, coffee, nuts, beans, edible oils, and infant formula were all tested and found in compliance with the regulations. In 2022, the unqualified rate of 4.8% in domestic products was slightly higher than 4.4% in imported products. Comparing the monitoring results over the past years, the unqualified rate of peanut products showed a downward trend, but red yeast rice products demonstrated an increase. In 2022, the unqualified rate of peanut products was down to 7.3%, as well the peanut powder and peanut sugar showed a downward trend. However, seasoned peanut kernels and peanut butter product showed increased non-compliance rates. Statistical analysis showed the correlation between sampling and the non-compliance rate. The product type and sampling location presented a significant correlation with the non-compliance rate. Besides, higher non-compliance rates were found in powdered and bulk products, as well as products sampled at traditional sales places and end-use places. |