The Acrylamide Challenge: How Potato Variety and Agronomy Can Mitigate a Global Food Safety Risk
A recent multinational study published in Food Science & Nutrition has delivered a stark warning, identifying an increased lifetime cancer risk for ...
A recent multinational study published in Food Science & Nutrition has delivered a stark warning, identifying an increased lifetime cancer risk for ...
A landmark 40-year Harvard study reveals that the health impact of potatoes is not inherent to the tuber itself, but ...
Carbohydrate-rich foods like potato chips generate acrylamide (AA) and carboxymethyllysine (CML)—types of advanced glycation end-products (AGEs)—when exposed to high heat. ...
Acrylamide, a chemical compound formed during high-temperature cooking processes like frying and baking, has raised global health concerns due to ...
Employees of the University of Michigan in the USA have found a way to reduce the level of carcinogen released ...
#Agriculture #Acrylamide #PotatoCrisps #FoodSafety #HealthierSnacks #Research #FarmingTechniques #Agronomy #AgriculturalEngineering Acrylamide, a potential carcinogen, is naturally formed during high-temperature cooking processes ...
Acrylamide in processed food is a growing and serious concern among international health authorities. Zeracryl AS has in collaboration with ...
Fifteen percent of Brussels’ friteries surveyed selling potato fries with high levels of known carcinogen acrylamide, according to a snapshot ...
Acrylamide continues to be an important issue for health regulatory bodies around the world, with the European Food Safety Agency, Health ...
Nearly one in five, aprox.17%, potato crisp varieties sampled from major retail food outlets in the UK have high levels of ...
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