Korean Journal of Food Science and Technology · 2005 · 17 citations · 0 references
AgricultureFood ScienceElemental AnalysisFood AnalysisFood ChemistryHeavy Metal ContaminationMetal ToxicityMineral AnalysisMinerals In FoodsSeafood SafetyHeavy Metals In FoodMaximum Permissible LevelsMineral Composition Of SeafoodMineral Contamination In FoodsMineral Content Determination
This study was carried out to survey the contents of mineral and heavy metal of the commercial salt and salted-fermented shrimp. Mineral and heavy metal contents of Korean products and imported salts, and their effects on shrimps were analyzed through ICP-AES/MS. K and Mg contents of Korean salts and salted-fermented shrimp were relatively higher than those imported ones, However, no significant differences were found for mineral of commercial salted-fermented shrimps between Korean products and imported ones. Heavy metal contents of commercial salts lower than the maximum permissible limit set by KFDA. As, HB, and Ni were not detected in both commercial and lab-made salted-fermented shrimps. Cd were detected ranges of ND-0.5 ppm (average 0.1ppm) for commercial salted-fermented shrimps. Pb were detected ranges of ND-0.8ppm(average 0.28ppm) for lab-made salted-fermented shrimps.