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Pesticides and Trace Metals Residue in Grape and Home made Wine in Jordan

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Sixty home made wine and sixty-four grape samples were collectedfrom five territories in Jordan, where grapes and wine aremostly producted. The collected samples were analyzed for themost used organochlorine pesticides (OCP) and organophosphorouspesticides (OPP) in Jordan, as well as for four heavy metals(Ni, Cu, Zn and Pb). The results showed that OCPs residues weredetected in 73% of the wine samples but no OPPs residue weredetected which is due to generally shorter half life of thelater pesticide. Grapes showed higher incident of contaminationthan wine, however, OCPs and OPPs with both short and longhalf-lives were detected. The OPPs were detected in only8.3% of the analyzed grape samples. Heavy metals showed higher valuesin grapes than in the wine samples and it was attributed toremoval of solids during wine preparation processes or throughcontamination of wine during storage. Most of the samples werebelow toxic limit.

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Al Nasir, F.M., Jiries, A.G., Batarseh, M.I. et al. Pesticides and Trace Metals Residue in Grape and Home made Wine in Jordan. Environ Monit Assess 66, 253–263 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1006356101118

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