
Project
Methodeontwikkeling en inventariserend onderzoek t.b.v. WOT
The objective of this project is to develop and implement new analytical methods capable of verifying the identity and quality of agricultural produce and to compare routine methods with reference methods. This will result in the ability to perform the statutory governmental tasks in the appropriate manner, which is of importance to all those involved in the inspections (the authorities and the sector).
Three research subjects have been selected for 2014:
- Rapid method for the determination of the water content of unsalted and salted poultry meat
- Method for the verification of the use of raw milk in farm cheese
- Red-green alarm method for distinguishing between regular milk powder and milk powder containing naturally-available or chemical counterfeit protein
Method
- Rapid method for the determination of the water content of unsalted and salted poultry meat: In 2014, this rapid, low-cost approach will be tested and the results will be compared with reference determinations of the water content of samples of both unsalted and salted poultry meat (approximately 50 samples).
- Red-green alarm method for distinguishing between regular milk powder and milk powder containing naturally-available or chemical counterfeit protein: In 2014, hyperspectral and volatile compounds analyses will be carried out on skimmed milk powers and milk powers with a wide range of potentially illegal applications.
- Method for the verification of the use of raw milk in farm cheese: The objective of this research is to develop an analytical test based on rapid mass spectrometry to confirm the identity of farm cheese and to detect the illegal use of heat-treated milk in products marketed as farm cheese. This (on the request of the Bond van Boerderij Zuivelbereiders ['Association of Farmhouse Dairy Producers']) will promote honesty in the farm cheese trade and provide longer-term assurances for the quality and production of farm cheese.
Project results
Updated and improved methods for the verification of the identity of agricultural produce so that the statutory government tasks can be performed in an appropriate manner.
Publications
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A story on food, faith and fraud – detection of the fakes
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Authentication of Organic Feed by Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Combined with Chemometrics A Feasibilily Study
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 60 (2012)33. - ISSN 0021-8561 - p. 8129 - 8133. -
Characterization of Conventional, Biodynamic, and Organic Purple Grape Juices by Chemical Markers, Antioxidant Capacity, and Instrumental Taste Profile
Journal of Food Science 80 (2015)1. - ISSN 0022-1147 - p. C55 - C65. -
Chemical Composition, Sensory Properties, Provenance, and Bioactivity of Fruit Juices as Assessed bij Chemometrics: A Critical Review and Guideline
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety 13 (2014)3. - ISSN 1541-4337 - p. 300 - 316. -
Detection of sunflower oil in extra virgin olive oil by fast differential scanning calorimetry
Thermochimica Acta 603 (2015). - ISSN 0040-6031 - p. 237 - 243. -
Differentiation of specialty coffees by proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry
Food Research International 53 (2013)1. - ISSN 0963-9969 - p. 433 - 439. -
Emerging flavour analysis methods for food authentication
In: Instrumental assessment of food sensory quality: A practical guide / , Kilcast, D.. - Cambridge : Woodhead Publishing Ltd. - ISBN 9780857094391 - p. 284 - 313. -
Food Authenticity: Provenancing. A case study of fish
In: Descriptive Food Science / , Valero Díaz, Antonio, García-Gimeno, Rosa María. - : InTech - ISBN 9781789845945 -
Food Fraud and Authenticity : Emerging issues and future trends
In: Innovation and future trends in food manufacturing and supply chain technologies / , Leadley, C.E.. - : Woodhead Publishing (Woodhead Publishing Series in Food Science, Technology and Nutrition 293) - ISBN 9781782424475 - p. 3 - 20. -
Food fraud and developments in rapid detection
New Food 19 (2016)1. - ISSN 1461-4642 - p. 45 - 49.
The objective of this project is to develop and implement new analytical methods capable of verifying the identity and quality of agricultural produce and to compare routine methods with reference methods. This will result in the ability to perform the statutory governmental tasks in the appropriate manner, which is of importance to all those involved in the inspections (the authorities and the sector).
Three research subjects have been selected for 2014:
- Rapid method for the determination of the water content of unsalted and salted poultry meat
- Method for the verification of the use of raw milk in farm cheese
- Red-green alarm method for distinguishing between regular milk powder and milk powder containing naturally-available or chemical counterfeit protein
Method
- Rapid method for the determination of the water content of unsalted and salted poultry meat: In 2014, this rapid, low-cost approach will be tested and the results will be compared with reference determinations of the water content of samples of both unsalted and salted poultry meat (approximately 50 samples).
- Red-green alarm method for distinguishing between regular milk powder and milk powder containing naturally-available or chemical counterfeit protein: In 2014, hyperspectral and volatile compounds analyses will be carried out on skimmed milk powers and milk powers with a wide range of potentially illegal applications.
- Method for the verification of the use of raw milk in farm cheese: The objective of this research is to develop an analytical test based on rapid mass spectrometry to confirm the identity of farm cheese and to detect the illegal use of heat-treated milk in products marketed as farm cheese. This (on the request of the Bond van Boerderij Zuivelbereiders ['Association of Farmhouse Dairy Producers']) will promote honesty in the farm cheese trade and provide longer-term assurances for the quality and production of farm cheese.
Project results
Updated and improved methods for the verification of the identity of agricultural produce so that the statutory government tasks can be performed in an appropriate manner.
Publications
-
A story on food, faith and fraud – detection of the fakes
-
Authentication of Organic Feed by Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Combined with Chemometrics A Feasibilily Study
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 60 (2012)33. - ISSN 0021-8561 - p. 8129 - 8133. -
Characterization of Conventional, Biodynamic, and Organic Purple Grape Juices by Chemical Markers, Antioxidant Capacity, and Instrumental Taste Profile
Journal of Food Science 80 (2015)1. - ISSN 0022-1147 - p. C55 - C65. -
Chemical Composition, Sensory Properties, Provenance, and Bioactivity of Fruit Juices as Assessed bij Chemometrics: A Critical Review and Guideline
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety 13 (2014)3. - ISSN 1541-4337 - p. 300 - 316. -
Detection of sunflower oil in extra virgin olive oil by fast differential scanning calorimetry
Thermochimica Acta 603 (2015). - ISSN 0040-6031 - p. 237 - 243. -
Differentiation of specialty coffees by proton transfer reaction-mass spectrometry
Food Research International 53 (2013)1. - ISSN 0963-9969 - p. 433 - 439. -
Emerging flavour analysis methods for food authentication
In: Instrumental assessment of food sensory quality: A practical guide / , Kilcast, D.. - Cambridge : Woodhead Publishing Ltd. - ISBN 9780857094391 - p. 284 - 313. -
Food Authenticity: Provenancing. A case study of fish
In: Descriptive Food Science / , Valero Díaz, Antonio, García-Gimeno, Rosa María. - : InTech - ISBN 9781789845945 -
Food Fraud and Authenticity : Emerging issues and future trends
In: Innovation and future trends in food manufacturing and supply chain technologies / , Leadley, C.E.. - : Woodhead Publishing (Woodhead Publishing Series in Food Science, Technology and Nutrition 293) - ISBN 9781782424475 - p. 3 - 20. -
Food fraud and developments in rapid detection
New Food 19 (2016)1. - ISSN 1461-4642 - p. 45 - 49.