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Recent Developments in the Analysis of Pesticides

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Modern Methods of Food Analysis

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The widespread use of pesticides in the production of food and fiber has resulted in the occurrence of pesticide residues in raw agricultural crops (fruit and vegetables), milk and dairy products, and processed foods. This fact should not surprise any citizen in 1983 and certainly does not imply that our food supply is not safe for human consumption. The Federal Government, mainly through two agencies, the FDA and EPA, has recognized that the presence of small amounts of pesticides might be inevitable and has established, therefore, the concept of so-called “tolerances” or “food additives” (Sections 402, 408, and 409 of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act).

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Zweig, G. (1984). Recent Developments in the Analysis of Pesticides. In: Stewart, K.K., Whitaker, J.R. (eds) Modern Methods of Food Analysis. ift Basic Symposium Series. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-7379-7_14

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