GB 23200.77-2016 "National Food Safety Standard: Detection Method of Tea Mite Vinegar Residue in Food" is an important standard formulated for food safety issues. This standard replaces the original SN/T 2431-2010, mainly updating and optimizing the detection method, especially using gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry technology to ensure high sensitivity and accuracy of the detection results.
This standard is applicable to the detection of tea mite vinegar residues in a variety of foods, including asparagus, potatoes, onions, pears, peaches, corn, buckwheat, tea, vinegar, honey, walnut kernels, rabbit meat, chicken liver, shrimp, chicken, etc. Other foods can also be implemented as a reference.
| Standard items | SN/T 2431-2010 | GB 23200.77-2016 |
|---|---|---|
| Standard name | Determination method for chlorpyrifos residues in imported and exported foods | National food safety standardDetermination method for chlorpyrifos residues in foods |
| Scope of application | Exported food | All kinds of food, including other foods can be implemented as a reference |
| Detection method | High performance liquid chromatography | Gas chromatography determination and mass spectrometry confirmation |
Extraction steps:Different solvents are used according to different food types. For example, vegetables and fruits use a mixed solvent of ethyl acetate and cyclohexane, while animal-derived foods are extracted with acetic acid.
Purification process:Including gel chromatography purification and solid phase extraction column purification to ensure the purity of the residue.
Determination and confirmation:A DB-1301 quartz capillary gas chromatography column is used for determination, and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry is used to confirm positive samples.
GB 23200.77-2016 National food safety standards— Determination of halfenprox residue in foods has been changed from SN/T 2431-2010 Determination of halfenprox residues in food for import and export .

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