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Defining – evaluating impurities, IAS, NIAS, and NLS

through different analytical approach of food contact materials: past experience and future challenges

Part 1 Abstract Conventional printing inks, adhesives and polymer-based packaging materials have several harmful effects on ecological aspects as well as human well-being. Expressions of concern about impurities in food contact materials have increased over the last few years. Chemical compounds that are incorporated within polymeric materials to improve functionality, may interact with food components during processing or storage and migrate into the food. Food contact materials (FCM) may co...

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