المملكة: “Food and Drug” set 15 technical and health requirements for the tropical tropical fruit salad

I put off The Food and Drug General Authority The Gulf Technical Regulations for the product of canned tropical fruits, to be an accurate regulatory framework that determines the requirements that must be met in this type of food products prepared for direct human consumption or for re -filling, while emphasizing that it is not intended for any additional processing processes. Harmful, as it stipulated that the tin ratio should not exceed 250 mg/kg calculated such as tin, and the rate of lead does not exceed 1 mg/kg, which reflects the keenness of protecting the consumer from mineral poisoning and providing a safe food product. Commitment to the relevant Gulf standard specifications, and follow -up methods of manufacturing compatible with technical standards. Pesticides stipulated in the Gulf specifications, in addition to treating the thermal product or commercial sterilization to ensure its validity and safety before or after the packaging. That the metal cans be lined from the inside with varnish materials that are compatible with a solution or amid the user packing. In means previously used to transport toxic or harmful materials, the transportation process must be carried out at a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius using clean and sound means. Concerning the packaging, the regulation stipulated a set of explanatory data to be mentioned on the package to ensure the transparency of the information provided to the consumer. The packing used in the product clearly, whether within the name of the product or next to it, reflects the nature of the packing ingredients. Fruit “”. And the Gulf The issuance of these technical regulations comes within the framework of the efforts of the Food and Drug Authority to regulate canned food products and raise their competitiveness in the markets, by ensuring their conformity with the highest quality and Gulf safety standards. In line with the goals of the safe food strategy in the Kingdom and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.