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Journal of Food Hygiene and Safety
2023 Volume.38 No. 3 p.131 ~ p.139
Investigation on Pesticide Residues in Agricultural Products in Domestic Markets Using LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS
Bae Ji-Yeon

Yun Da-Young
Kang Nam-Suk
Choe Won-Jo
Jeong Yong-Hyeon
Jang Gui-Hyun
Moon Gui-Im
Abstract
In this study, we investigated pesticide residue levels in 535 domestically distributed agricultural products in South Korea using multi-residue analysis. Agricultural products from 13 regions, including Seoul, were pretreated using QuEChERS and d-SPE, and subsequently analyzed using LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS. Residual pesticides were detected in 288 (53.8%) out of the 535 samples, including 40 of apples, 40 of peppers, 33 of mandarins, 31 of peaches, and 144 other commodities. Furthermore, one sample of Korean cabbage exceeded the permitted maximum residue limit (MRL), diniconazole (0.18 mg/kg), detected at about twice the MRL. In total, 91 types of residual pesticides were detected, including fungicides (42), insecticides (48), and a nematicide. The most frequently detected pesticides were dinotefuran (91), carbendazim (75), tebuconazole (61), and pyraclostrobin (59). Our results showed that continuous monitoring of agricultural products is necessary.
KEYWORD
Pesticide residue, Monitoring, Agricultural products, QuEChERS
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