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1996-1998
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0212
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428
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Sue L. Sullivan, Ph.D., Manager, Garst Seed Company Reseawrch and Development Station in Kunia; President, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST)
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Presented: Council - 5/20/97
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AGE COUNCIL 05/20/1997 1996-1998
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o , <br /> COUNCIL FOR AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-a <br /> tron volt [eV[ i. the amount of energy acquired by an ported before consumption. i\lost spices arc dried in the <br /> electron when it is acedcrated by one volt in a vatu- upon air and become severely contaminated by air- and <br /> unt.) X-rays arc produced when high Cltergl' tleClrnm .nil-horns bacteria. lungi, and insects. Bacterial plate <br /> strike a thin metal film and at'e identical in their action counts of one l0 100 million per grant of spice arc not <br /> to comma rays. The term iuniznlg means that this form unusual. Many commercial food processors therefore <br /> of radiation has sufficient energy to create positive and I'umigatc spices with methyl bromide tncliminate insects <br /> negative charges leadinc to the death of bacteria and or with ethylene oxide to eliminate bacteria and mold. <br /> other pathogens in Food. Other forms of radiant energ}• Bnth ntcthyl hromidc :utd ethylcnc oxide arc extremely <br /> include light, brat, micruteavc, :md radio ttavn. luxic.:utd ntcthyl hromidc i. putcnlially capable of do <br /> piecing the atmospheric ozone layer. Ethylone oxide has <br /> S.\F'b: PY been banned in Europe bteause of salcty :utd environ- <br /> While lixtd is brine irradiated it i. never in ron- menial rnnccrns, and its use for the treatment of ground <br /> Girt with any radiuatuve m;ucrial, and the g:unwa rays, spies h:u been rcrokcd in the Unilcd Stales. 'I'hc U.S. <br /> ~-rags. or electrons usal to arena it cannot make it ra- Clean Air Act and the 1~11nurcal Protocol ul the Vienna <br /> <br /> dioactiec. 12cadcrs can relate Convtmion reyun'c that any <br /> this to personal rxprrirnte suhsl:utcc listed :a ozone do <br /> from exposure ro sunlight or ~Ul-l'IGI:NERATION STUDIES \VITH pletim: be withdrawn Iron <br /> to being x-rayed. Although ANIMALS HAVE DB~IONSTRATED THAT Production and use by the <br /> excessive cxpnsttrNtn sun- year '_001. <br /> light ;Ind to ~-rocs t;w hr INGESTION OI' IR12r\UTAII:D FOODS IS In the United States, <br /> harmful. ;appropriate expo- COMPLET[:Ll' SATE AND THAT THE spices, herbs. and dry viceua- <br /> sure to radiation can be used ble seasonings currently are <br /> to kill rapidly growing tells NUTR[TIVf•, V:\LUE REMAINS treated with ionizinc radia- <br /> such as those in cancers. It is E$SENTI:\LLl' UN.AI TERED. uon to eliminate both insects <br /> the rapidly growing calls of :Ind bacteria. The FDA has <br /> insects rn spoilage and patho- ?pprnacd ionizing radiation <br /> ^_enlt bacteria that are killed tvhtn Ihu,l is irradlalyd. ,In.r. nut lu rxtcal 711 kilu~_rrv ILGyI lur microbial <br /> l here a liulr cl(cct nn Ihr loud nsrlf hr.ausr us cell. ,Iccuut:unin;uinn of dry or dehtdrated herbs. spices, and <br /> :Ire nut ntultipl Yens, l6erc arc minor rl teals of r;lxhauun trgclahle scasunur_, that ;uc used w small anitxulls as <br /> on some very stnsmvr vil:uuins. cg.. B~ in pork. I lutY- loud ingrcditms for Ilacuring ur aroma. Il'his is a very <br /> aver, rt has been rsu mated that crcn if ,III of the pork in mild Ircatntrnt us a radiation do;e of I kGy ~ L000 tray <br /> the United States were to be irrad~atrd. only of which represents the ?hstrpuon of only enough energy <br /> vitamin Bi in the ilia al :\nxric:uts would hr lust.:\Isu, w inarasc the tcluprruurc of the product hq 0.-i i°PJ <br /> small antrum of ?scnrhit acid hit:amin ('I in fruit. n I'nod irradiation Is rcplacine the uw nl ethylcnc osidc <br /> converted to ;uuxhrr alualh• usable li,rm of the cu;unln. and methyl hromidc :uul is Irss hannlul lu the spice than <br /> In Iacl, nudtistnrration snuhcs with ?nim;ds h:n~c Jrnr richer heat ur ethylcnc osidc. I. more ell'cclivc ;uainst <br /> onstratal th:u ingestion of in:adi;ued foods n congtlrtc- bacteria than ethylcnc oxide. anal Juts nut Icave cheer <br /> Is safe and that thr nutrince c;due remain. rssrnlially ic;ll residues nn products. <br /> unaltered. <br /> Guurrs A.vu ~'r:cl•:rnttt.rs <br /> St~IChs, Hetilts, ,tau nRl' \'ta:r; t'tlot.l< Fruits ?nd vegetahlcs arc hcinc irradiated in the <br /> S4:Ati0?itM:S linital States «t eliminate imects and spoilage organ- <br /> Ecen though herbs. spices. and vtgctahlr ac:uun- isms ;Ind to prevent ovcrripenmg and in the cane of tu- <br /> in_s arc used in small amounts, they ntay introduce bas- born and bulbs. sprouting. The use of ionizing radiation <br /> feria suFficiem [o cause spoilage nr fnodbornt disrtsc tvilh a minimum dose of 0.3 kGy and a maximum dose <br /> oreanisms in (ood products that must hr stored or trans- not exceeding I kGy has been ?pproved by the FDA for <br /> <br />
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