Food Control,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
164, P. 110548 - 110548
Published: April 26, 2024
Food
assurance
systems
(FAS)
that
are
critical
for
protecting
the
quality
and
safety
of
food
products
can
be
defined
as
a
systematic
approach
to
ensuring
safety,
quality,
authenticity
products,
from
initial
production
stage
final
consumption
by
consumer.
An
Intelligent
Assurance
System
(IFAS)
is
proposed
system
would
have
ability
use
intelligent
sensors,
data
processing
other
advanced
technologies
detect
control
food.
This
review
provides
an
overview
current
state-of-the-art
in
systems,
with
focus
on
four
components
assurance:
authenticity,
defence.
scientific
literature
was
conducted
order
clarify
their
definitions
connections.
synopsis
fundamental
concepts
FAS,
followed
comprehensive
recent
advancements
smart
technology,
such
precision
agriculture
remote
sensors
management
required
IFAS.
A
analysis
challenges
when
building
IFAS,
potential
future
directions
also
discussed.
Furthermore,
possible
influence
IFAS
enhancing
transparency
traceability
chain,
reducing
loss
waste
sustainable
development,
improving
consumer
confidence
highlighted.
Food Safety and Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. 39 - 71
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Mycotoxins
are
secondary
metabolites
produced
by
a
variety
of
fungal
and
mold
species.
One
the
mycotoxin
families
that
is
often
regarded
as
most
concerned
one
in
human
animal
feeds,
aflatoxin.
Aflatoxins
Aspergillus
species
very
toxic
cause
significant
contamination
food
supplies,
resulting
serious
health
repercussions
including
carcinogenicity.
To
date,
several
regulations
on
aflatoxin
permissible
level
limits
have
been
established
number
nations.
Based
government
guidelines
restrictions,
consumers
producers
anticipate
should
not
negatively
impact
health.
Aflatoxin
commodities
poses
consequential
risk
to
humans
also
associated
with
substantial
financial
losses.
Conventional
reduction
strategies
involve
both
preventative
decontamination
approaches.
The
present
review
gives
an
update
recent
research
conventional
approaches,
pre‐
post‐harvest
procedures
could
potentially
be
used
decontaminate
Additionally,
current
study
delves
into
source
contamination,
global
occurrence,
health,
management
assure
security
safety.
Foods,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(15), P. 2210 - 2210
Published: July 25, 2022
This
work
provides
a
novel
approach
to
monitor
the
aflatoxin
B1
(AFB1)
content
in
maize
by
near-infrared
(NIR)
spectra-based
deep
learning
models
that
integrates
Markov
transition
field
(MTF)
image
coding
and
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
strategy.
According
data
structure
characteristics
of
spectra,
new
structures
one-dimensional
CNN
(1D-CNN)
two-dimensional
MTF-CNN
(2D-MTF-CNN)
were
designed
construct
model
for
monitoring
AFB1
maize.
The
results
obtained
showed
compared
with
1D-CNN
model,
performance
2D-MTF-CNN
had
been
significantly
improved,
its
root
mean
square
error
prediction,
coefficient
predictive
determination,
relative
percent
deviation
1.3591
μg·kg-1,
0.9955,
14.9386,
respectively.
indicate
MTF
is
an
effective
encoding
technique
converting
spectra
into
images.
It
more
intuitively
reflects
intrinsic
NIR
from
perspective
richer
spectral
information
construction
models,
which
can
ensure
detection
accuracy
generalization
quantitative
models.
study
analytical
chemometrics
analysis
spectroscopy.
Toxins,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 389 - 389
Published: June 9, 2023
Wheat
grains
are
susceptible
to
contamination
with
various
natural
mycotoxins
including
regulated
and
emerging
mycotoxins.
This
study
surveyed
the
presence
of
mycotoxins,
such
as
deoxynivalenol
(DON)
zearalenone
(ZEN),
beauvericin
(BEA),
enniatins
(ENNs
ENA,
ENA1,
ENB,
ENB1)
Alternaria
(i.e.,
alternariol
monomethyl
ether
(AME),
(AOH),
tenuazonic
acid
(TeA),
tentoxin
(TEN),
altenuene
(ALT))
in
wheat
randomly
collected
from
eight
provinces
across
China
2021.
The
results
revealed
that
each
grain
sample
was
detected
at
least
one
type
mycotoxin.
detection
rates
these
ranged
7.1%
100%,
average
occurrence
level
ranging
1.11
921.8
µg/kg.
DON
TeA
were
predominant
respect
both
prevalence
concentration.
Approximately
99.7%
samples
found
contain
more
than
toxin,
co-occurrence
ten
toxins
(DON
+
ZEN
ENA
ENA1
ENB
ENB1
AME
AOH
TEN)
most
frequently
combination.
dietary
exposure
different
among
Chinese
consumers
aged
4-70
years
follows:
0.592-0.992
µg/kg
b.w./day
for
DON,
0.007-0.012
ZEN,
0.0003-0.007
BEA
ENNs,
0.223-0.373
TeA,
0.025-0.041
TEN,
which
lower
health-based
guidance
values
mycotoxin,
corresponding
hazard
quotient
(HQ)
being
far
1,
implying
a
tolerable
health
risk
consumers.
However,
estimated
range
0.003-0.007
b.w./day,
exceeding
Threshold
Toxicological
Concern
(TTC)
value
0.0025
demonstrating
potential
risks
Therefore,
developing
practical
control
management
strategies
is
essential
controlling
agricultural
systems,
thereby
ensuring
public
health.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
Food
safety
is
a
widespread
global
concern
with
the
emergence
of
foodborne
diseases.
Thus,
establishing
accurate
and
sensitive
detection
methods
harmful
contaminants
in
different
food
matrices
essential
to
address
prevent
associated
health
risks.
Among
various
analytical
tools,
mass
spectrometry
(MS)
can
quantify
multiple
impurities
simultaneously
due
high
resolution
accuracy
achieve
non-target
profiling
unknown
pollutants
food.
Therefore,
MS
has
been
widely
used
for
determination
hazardous
[e.g.,
mycotoxin,
pesticide
veterinary
drug
residues,
polychlorinated
biphenyls
(PCBs),
dioxins,
acrylamide,
perfluorinated
compounds
(PFCs)
p-Phenylenediamine
(PPDs)
samples].
This
work
summarizes
applications
detecting
matrices,
discusses
advantages
study,
provides
perspective
on
future
directions
development
research.
With
persistent
occurrence
novel
contaminants,
will
play
more
critical
role
analysis.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 580 - 580
Published: March 14, 2024
The
purpose
of
this
review
is
to
elucidate
the
actual
threat
most
prevalent
mycotoxins
in
agricultural
commodities
and
human/animal
food/feed
for
induction
foodborne
diseases
or
ailments.
underestimated
hazard
combined
mycotoxin
uptake
by
animals
humans
critically
discussed
with
regard
synergistic
additive
interaction
between
some
target
mycotoxins.
real
toxicity
combinations
as
it
happens
practice
evaluated
possible
lower
limit
values
control
measures
are
suggested
such
cases.
Some
critical
points
on
adequate
risk
assessment,
hygiene
control,
regulation
discussed.
efficiency
current
regulations
health
hazards.
assessment
case
multiple
exposure
humans/animals
via
suggestions
proposed
Appropriate
food
safety
issues
throughout
supply
chain
order
prevent
diseases.
preventive
veterinary
controls
evaluations
natural
cases
preventing
contamination
animal
products
designed
human
consumption
avoid
public
issues.
Journal of Separation Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
45(13), P. 2273 - 2300
Published: April 7, 2022
Mycotoxin
contamination
is
a
globally
concerned
problem
for
food
and
agricultural
products
since
it
may
directly
or
indirectly
induce
severe
threats
to
human
health.
Sensitive
selective
screening
an
efficient
strategy
prevent
reduce
animal
exposure
mycotoxins.
However,
enormous
challenges
exist
in
the
determination
of
mycotoxins,
arising
from
complex
sample
matrices,
trace‐level
analytes,
co‐occurrence
diverse
Appropriate
preparation
essential
isolate,
purify,
enrich
mycotoxins
complicated
thus
decreasing
matrix
effects
lowering
detection
limits.
With
cross‐disciplinary
development,
new
solid‐phase
extraction
strategies
have
been
exploited
integrated
with
nanotechnology
meet
mycotoxin
analysis.
This
review
summarizes
advance
progress
techniques
as
methodological
solutions
Emphases
are
paid
on
nanomaterials
fabricated
trapping
media
techniques,
including
carbonaceous
nanoparticles,
metal/metal
oxide‐based
nanoporous
materials.
Advantages
limitations
discussed,
along
potential
prospects.
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
63(32), P. 11125 - 11152
Published: June 16, 2022
Global
crop
and
food
contamination
with
mycotoxins
are
one
of
the
primary
worldwide
concerns,
while
there
several
restrictions
regarding
approaching
conventional
physical
chemical
decontamination
methods
due
to
nutrition
loss,
sensory
attribute
reduction
in
foods,
residual,
inconvenient
operation,
high
cost
equipment,
energy
consumption
some
methods.
In
this
regard,
overarching
challenges
mycotoxin
crops
require
development
biological
strategies.
Using
certain
lactic
acid
bacteria
(LAB)
as
generally
recognized
safe
(GRAS)
compounds
is
most
effective
alternatives
their
potential
release
antifungal
metabolites
against
various
fungal
factors
species.
This
review
highlights
applications
LAB
biodetoxificant
agents
summarizes
activities
Fusarium
growth
released
into
food/feed.
Firstly,
occurrence
instrumental
bioanalytical
for
analysis
were
in-depth
discussed.
Upgraded
knowledge
on
biosynthesis
pathway
produced
by
offers
new
insightful
ideas
clarifying
function
these
secondary
metabolites.
Moreover,
characterization
impact
from
Fusarium,
besides
main
mechanisms
decontamination,
covered.
While
thematic
inhibition
very
complex,
worth
deeper
investigations.
Toxins,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 527 - 527
Published: July 31, 2022
Mycotoxins
are
secondary
metabolites
produced
by
fungi
that
infect
a
wide
range
of
foods
worldwide.
Nivalenol
(NIV),
type
B
trichothecene
numerous
Fusarium
species,
has
the
ability
to
variety
both
in
field
and
during
post-harvest
handling
management.
NIV
is
frequently
found
cereal
cereal-based
goods,
its
strong
cytotoxicity
poses
major
concerns
for
human
animal
health.
To
address
these
issues,
this
review
briefly
overviews
sources,
occurrence,
chemistry
biosynthesis
NIV.
Additionally,
brief
overview
several
sophisticated
detection
management
techniques
included,
along
with
implications
processing
environmental
factors
on
formation
This
review’s
main
goal
offer
trustworthy
current
information
as
mycotoxin
concern
foods,
potential
mitigation
measures
assure
food
safety
security.