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OF FOOD IN BANGLADESH- A
RINGING ALARM FOR HEALTH
SECURITY”
Dr.Muhammad Hezbullah
Associate Professor(Medicine)
Sylhet MAG Osmani medical college
FOOD ADULTERATION
M Shamsuddin, Food adulteration and public health issues in Bangladesh:The ninth annual scientific conference(ASCON-IX) ,CVASU,2012:1-22.
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M Shamsuddin, Food adulteration and public health issues in Bangladesh:The ninth annual scientific conference(ASCON-IX) ,CVASU,2012:1-22.
ADULTERATION WITH FORMALIN
Tolerable daily Intake(TDI) of formaldehyde in
drinking
Formalinwater
is as
a set by WHO
solution madeis 900µg/L and
up of 37%
0.15mg/Kg/day
formaldehyde(CH in food.
2O) by weight , which is
USEPA – Reference
stabilized dose(RfD)
by the addition for chronic oral
of methanol.
exposure is 0.2 mg/Kg/day.
Shatabdi Goon et al. Fish marketing status with formalin treatment in Bangladesh,Online Journal of Social Sciences Research, March 2014;3(3):49-53.
Based on--Til et al. Two year drinking water study of formaldehyde in rats.Fd. Chem. Toxic 1989;27:77-87
Formaldehyde is an essential metabolic
intermediate of amino acid in mammalian
cells.
Format in urine
• Formaldehyde
CO2 expired
Squid 1.8
Poultry 2.5-5.7
Fish ball 6.8
Processed meat ≤ 20.7
product Crustacean 1- 98
Goat’s milk 1
Bombay-duck ≤ 140
Cow’s milk ≤ 3.3
Alcoholic beverage .02-3.8
.
2009 Dhaka city 50/800 (6.25%) Rui, Katla, Shrimp,
Kachki and Mrigal.
Emdadul H, Mohsin ABM. J Fish Int,
2009;4(3):52-54.
Concentration 5% 3% 1% 0.5%
Formalin 10%
Water 100%
Starch 12%
StudybybyBLRI(2011-2014)
Study BRRI(2011-2013) showed
showed thatthat
“Cr”
Analysis
Only
industrial of
one field“commercial
sample cattle
from (8/86)
samples industrialand
and poultry
field
market in
content
This
feed” was
is
in a higher(.53-.96)
emerging
above study in
concern
showed all
for milk
foodsamples
presence safety
Narayanganj
samples(21/76) had
of rice high
and levelbasedof
rice
of“As”
brand
of and local
Bangladeshi
and “Cr” in milk samples
peoples.
some samples. compared to
“lead”(>0.25mg/416.01).
products were highly contaminated with
IAEA.
“Cadmium”.(>0.07 mg/416.01 gm)
♣In pregnant
and
impact NHL onwas gene found to be associated.
women--miscarriage.
transcript.
Robin A . Bernhoft, Cadmium Toxicity and Treatment, The Scientific World Journal;
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 394652, 7 pages
Suparna kumar Das et al. A brief review: Heavy metals and their analysis, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research
2011;11(1):13-18.
• PESTICIDE RESIDUE CONTAMINATION OF FOOD
IPH laboratory finding of 2014
Sample Name No. of positive samples Pesticide detected
Milk 05 Aldrin
Milk based soft drinks 01 Methyl Parathion
Mango based soft 01 Methyl Parathion
drinks
Dry fish 08 DDT, DDE, Endrin,
Heptachlor, Delta BHC
Banana 02 Aldrin
Apple 03 Alpha chordane
Carrot 02 DDD
Bean 01 Beta BHC
Dhania pata 01 DDT
Mango, 05 Ethion
pineapple,tomatto
Tomato souch 01 Heptachlor
Another
BLRI study(2011-2014)
BARI study
studyin Chittagong
(2011-2014)foundshowed
showed that
among all
BRRI
samples
120 study
presence (2011-2013)
of of
vegetablesixDDTspecies found
in dried
samples of 20
dry
marine
fish were
fish
contained
“Carbofuran”
positive
samples for in
collected
DDT 2 samples
and
from of milled
Heptachlor
Cox’s
detectable residue (Quinalphos above rice.
Bazar,
with
concentration
Kuakata and Dubla.
MRL). higher in rainy season than
winter. Bhuiyan et al. African Journal of Enviromental Science and Technology 2009;3 (11):405-411
Dry Fish Industry
Law year
Penal Code 1860
Control of Essential Commodities Act 1956
Food Act 1956
Pure Food Ordinance 1959
Pesticide Ordinance 1971
Special Power Act 1974
Fish and Fish Products Ordinance 1983
The Breast Milk Substitutes Ordinance 1984
Bangladesh Standards and Testing 1985
Institute(BSTI) Ordinance
Iodine Deficiency Disorders Prevention Act 1989
Vokta Odhikar Songrokkhon Ain 2009
Stanio Sarkar Ain 2009
Mobile Court Ain 2009
Safe Food Act 2013
Formalin use restriction law 2014(life imprisonment and 20 lack tk fine)
ACTIVITIES OF MOBILE COURT
• Regulatory framework of food safety
MOI BSTI
National Consumer
MOC Rights Protection Council
Directorate of National
MOHFW Consumer Rights Protection
DGHS
MOLGRD
PARLIAMENT
National Food Safety
Advisory Council
MOA
City corporations
MOFL
Bangladesh Police
MOHA
Executive
MOE Magistrates
Abu Noman,,Food safety and public health issues in Bangladesh: a regulatory, European food and feed law review 2013; 8(1) :31-40.
RECOMMENDATIONS
“Bangladesh
More mobile
Training and Food
court
awarenessSafetyshould
should Authority(BFSA)”
be put be in action.
given to
Awareness
Laboratory
Manpower and
should education
facilities
be forshould
increased be
detection
in given
of
institutes
outlined
Food
Strong
all court
level in “Safe
should
regulation
of personsfoodbe
on Act,2013”
established
import
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organizations how
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and
andearly as
should
pesticide
marketing possible
be applied
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of food to
be
on
adulterated
available inthe
corporations. food.
More Theythanas
and should
all activities morewithbe informed
properly
vigilance of
coordinate
strongly
applied.
how to against
avoid culprits.
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and on different
effect of
about ill
equipped
market effect
should of
manpower adulterated
be done. and food
machine. their
ministries involved.
adulteration on themselves also.
health.