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Journal of Food Hygiene and Safety
2011 Volume.26 No. 4 p.435 ~ p.447
Monitoring of Sulfur Dioxide Residue in Commercial Medicinal Herbs in Seoul (2010)
Chung Sam-Ju

Lee Sung-Deuk
Kim Su-Jin
Jo Sung-Ae
Kim Nam-Hoon
Jung Hee-Jung
Kim Hwa-Soon
Han Ki-Young
Abstract
This study was investigated to determine the contents of sulfur dioxide residues in medicinal herbs in Seoul Yang Nyoung Shi in 2010 (1,522 samples of 189 kinds). Samples were measured by modified Monier-Williams method. Of the total samples, 618 samples (84 kinds) were domestic, and 904 samples (158 kinds) were imported. The content of sulfur dioxide in the domestics showed the range of 0.0 to 1,298.0 mg/kg (average 12.7 mg/kg), while those in imported samples were the range of 0.0 to 3,982.2 mg/kg (average 42.4 mg/kg). The average (mg/kg) amount of sulfur dioxide by parts in medicinal herbs was as follows; Tuber 122.3, Radix 69.3, Rhizoma 37.4, Cortex 33.3, Fructus 8.8, Ramulus 4.9, Semen 4.6, Folium 3.4, Flos 2.7, Perithecium 1.4. Of the total samples (1,522), 52 samples (3.4%) were violated the KFDA regulatory guidance of sulfur dioxide. Among these 52 unsuitable samples, 16 samples (7 kinds) were domestic, and 36 samples (23 kinds) were imported. Approximately 88.1% of the total samples was less than 10 mg/kg of sulfur dioxide and 6.3% of the total samples showed more than 30 mg/kg of sulfur dioxide.
KEYWORD
sulfur dioxide, commercial medicinal herbs, modified Monier-Williams(M.W) method
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