Korean Journal of Food Science and Technology · 2005 · 10 citations · 0 references
AgricultureFood ScienceNutritionDietary AssessmentFood AnalysisHuman NutritionFood ContaminantsFood ContaminationFood IntakePesticide Residue AnalysisPesticide ResiduesDietary Heavy Metal IntakeDietary Pesticide IntakeFood Contamination By PesticidesFood List ConstructionFood List DevelopmentHeavy Metals In FoodNutrition Survey MethodologySeasonal Nutrition
Standard procedure for development of food list was established based on food intake data of 2001 National Health and Nutrition Survey and 2002 Seasonal Nutrition Survey for Total Diet Study. Foods were sorted in descending order of mean intake, and 54 items within cumulative percentage of 80 were selected, followed by selection of 16 additional items with consumption frequency of 10% or higher. Based on higher consumption in certain seasons, regions, sexes, and age classes, 14 additional items were added. Additional 17 items with probable high contents of heavy metals or 23 items with probable high pesticide residues were added. Altogether, 101 and 107 individual food items were included for heavy metal and pesticide residue lists, accounting for 84.9 and 83.3% mean energy intakes of Korean population, respectively.