The US Food and Drug Administration（FDA）After announcing last Wednesday that it would suspend the import of orange juice and remove juice containing dangerous concentrations of fungicides (carbendazim) from shelves, PepsiCo headquarters, one of the orange juice manufacturers, issued a statement on Saturday stating that it is conducting additional testing on the juice. Earlier, Coca Cola reported the incident to US authorities after discovering that a fungicide sprayed on fruit trees by Brazilian growers had not been registered in the United States.FDAStarting this week, the sampling results of orange juice imported into the United States will be announced gradually.
Our company's referenceSN/T 1753-2006The liquid chromatography method for detecting residues of thiamethoxam and carbendazim in concentrated fruit juice for import and export provides various consumables required for the determination of carbendazim residues.
This standard specifies the sample preparation and liquid chromatography determination methods for the detection of thiamethoxam and carbendazim in concentrated fruit juice.
This standard is applicable to the detection of residual levels of thiamethoxam and carbendazim in concentrated apple juice, concentrated pineapple juice, concentrated mango juice, concentrated orange juice, concentrated pear juice, and concentrated prickly pear juice.