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Evaluation of food contamination in Dak Lak province from 2014 - 2018

Hoai Truong Huu

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Statistics of monitoring results of food-safety hazards of Dak Lak Department of Food Safety and Hygiene from 2014 - 2018 showed that: The general food contamination rate was of 28.9%, of which microbial contamination was of 39.6%; and chemical contamination was of 20.9%. Edible ice has the highest rate of microbial contamination (90.6%); Fried cooking oil samples have the highest chemical contamination rate of 51.1%. E. coli contamination rate accounted for 66.2%; Coliforms contamination rate accounted for 53.5%. The rate of borax contamination in spring rolls was 23.4%. The ratio of fried cooking oil contaminated by friable was 51.1%. The ratio of methanol contamination in manual production alcohol was 13.7%.

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Statistics of monitoring results of food-safety hazards of Dak Lak Department of Food Safety and Hygiene from 2014 - 2018 showed that: The general food contamination rate was of 28.9%, of which microbial contamination was of 39.6%; and chemical contamination was of 20.9%. Edible ice has the highest rate of microbial contamination (90.6%); Fried cooking oil samples have the highest chemical contamination rate of 51.1%. E. coli contamination rate accounted for 66.2%; Coliforms contamination rate accounted for 53.5%. The rate of borax contamination in spring rolls was 23.4%. The ratio of fried cooking oil contaminated by friable was 51.1%. The ratio of methanol contamination in manual production alcohol was 13.7%.

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Statistics of monitoring results of food-safety hazards of Dak Lak Department of Food Safety and Hygiene from 2014 - 2018 showed that: The general food contamination rate was of 28.9%, of which microbial contamination was of 39.6%; and chemical contamination was of 20.9%. Edible ice has the highest rate of microbial contamination (90.6%); Fried cooking oil samples have the highest chemical contamination rate of 51.1%. E. coli contamination rate accounted for 66.2%; Coliforms contamination rate accounted for 53.5%. The rate of borax contamination in spring rolls was 23.4%. The ratio of fried cooking oil contaminated by friable was 51.1%. The ratio of methanol contamination in manual production alcohol was 13.7%.

Key concepts: Contamination, Food contaminant, Environmental science, Borax, Toxicology, Food science, Chemistry, Biology

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