A Committee Internal Ballot within ISO TC34/SC11 is being launched to ask
members to provide a short list (e.g. the top 20-25) of pesticides most
relevant in fats and oils. These should be pesticides that are more often
found at levels higher than the national or international maximum permitted
levels.
Interested parties should communicate with their national ISO representatives to provide guidance for their votes on this ballot by October 11, 2019. The the ballot contains the following two items:
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No.
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Questions
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Possible
Answers
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1
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Can you list key/major
pesticides found in fats and oils? (no more than 20-25)
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Yes *
No
Abstain
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2
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Should SC11 produce a general
guide on pesticide analysis in oils and fats either as a Technical Report
(TR) or Technical Specification (TS)?
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Yes
No
Abstain
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Reference
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Key pesticides found in fats
and oils
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Committee
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ISO/TC 34/SC 11
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Type
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CIB (Committee Internal
Ballot)
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Start date
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2019-08-10
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End date
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2019-10-11
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Opened on
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2019-08-10 00:05
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Status
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Open
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English title
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Key pesticides found in
fats and oils and request whether SC11 should develop a general
guide on pesticide analysis in oils and fats.
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Note
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At the TC34/SC11
sub-committee meeting held in Belfast, UK on 19-20 Sept 2018 it was
decided that it is important to continue work on pesticides but in
collaboration with CEN TC275. TC34/SC11 would therefore not specifically
develop a Standard on the determination on pesticides in fats and oils.
The following resolution
was taken:
Resolution
567/18
ISO/NWIP
– Pesticide residues determination in oils and fats
1)
The committee asked BSI to approach CEN TC 275 WG3 to collaborate on the
pesticide method [Completed
Spring/Summer 2018].
2)
The committee agreed to initiate a ballot to compile a list of key
compounds to be included in a list that will be provided to CEN.
FEDIOL and AFNOR have
compiled lists of pesticides which can be found in the attached excel
spreadsheet along with the combined pesticides list of the two, which
totals a 101 pesticides.
Using the attached
spreadsheet as a starting point, a Committee Internal Ballot is therefore
being launched to ask members to provide a short list (e.g. the top
20-25) of pesticides most relevant in fats and oils. These should be
pesticides that are more often found at levels higher than the national
or international maximum permitted levels. Results from this ballot
will be fed through to CEN/TC275/WG3 for consideration and comment.
It is widely known that
the analysis of pesticide residues in food and feed (including fats and
oils) is complex, specialised and outside the scope of routine oils and
fats analysts. In addition to the above ballot committee members
are asked to give their views on the possible future SC11 production of a
general guide on pesticide analysis in oils and fats. This could be
either a Technical Report (TR) or Technical Specification (TS) and would
cover:
- A
summary of methods available for the analysis of pesticide residues
in fats/oils
- Sample
preparation for fats and oils
- Guidance
to inform analysts how to proceed if the residues required are not
listed in the method
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Contact:
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Scott Bloomer, Ph.D.
Director, Technical Services
American Oil Chemists' Society
2710 Boulder Drive, Urbana, IL 61802
Phone: +1-217-693-4830
scott.bloomer@aocs.org
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