Alnskaver
and chips top the list of 13 products cause cancer
Warned a recent study a number of food companies from the presence of a chemical carcinogen in some everyday products potato Kriqaúq (Shipsey), instant coffee (Nescafe), and cakes with ginger, and some types of biscuits for children and infants. The study identified the Food Standards Agency in Britain 13 products containing high levels of a substance "acrylamide"; that may lead to cancer, according to the newspaper "Daily Mail" British.
The material consists "acrylamide"; still under test when cooking some products, whether Bakulai or roasting or baking, in a bicycle high temperatures exceed 120 degrees Celsius, as a result of interaction between the natural ingredients of this product.
The Agency stressed that there is no immediate danger to the public, by the use of this material, and they do not need to change their diet, but they put pressure on food companies to reduce the proportion of this material in products; because consumption in the long run could increase the risk of cancer.
The agency said: "There is a global concern because laboratory studies conducted on animals suggest that acrylamide can cause cancer in humans, through interaction with DNA in cells."
Indeed some companies responded including food (Heinz and Macfhitaz), and has changed the method of preparation of its products, but others such as "Nestle" manufacturer Alnskaver, said: It is impossible to do because it would hurt the flavor and quality of their products.
The company confirmed that "there is currently scientific evidence to say that a particular product has a negative impact on health, because it contains article Okrimlaad".
The European Union and the European Food Security Foundation may request from the agency annual testing standards of the products, which is what the agency responded to him; conducted tests on 248 products; and found high levels of the chemical in 13 products.
The control exercised by the European pressure on food manufacturers; reduce acrylamide in nearly a decade.
Warned a recent study a number of food companies from the presence of a chemical carcinogen in some everyday products potato Kriqaúq (Shipsey), instant coffee (Nescafe), and cakes with ginger, and some types of biscuits for children and infants. The study identified the Food Standards Agency in Britain 13 products containing high levels of a substance "acrylamide"; that may lead to cancer, according to the newspaper "Daily Mail" British.
The material consists "acrylamide"; still under test when cooking some products, whether Bakulai or roasting or baking, in a bicycle high temperatures exceed 120 degrees Celsius, as a result of interaction between the natural ingredients of this product.
The Agency stressed that there is no immediate danger to the public, by the use of this material, and they do not need to change their diet, but they put pressure on food companies to reduce the proportion of this material in products; because consumption in the long run could increase the risk of cancer.
The agency said: "There is a global concern because laboratory studies conducted on animals suggest that acrylamide can cause cancer in humans, through interaction with DNA in cells."
Indeed some companies responded including food (Heinz and Macfhitaz), and has changed the method of preparation of its products, but others such as "Nestle" manufacturer Alnskaver, said: It is impossible to do because it would hurt the flavor and quality of their products.
The company confirmed that "there is currently scientific evidence to say that a particular product has a negative impact on health, because it contains article Okrimlaad".
The European Union and the European Food Security Foundation may request from the agency annual testing standards of the products, which is what the agency responded to him; conducted tests on 248 products; and found high levels of the chemical in 13 products.
The control exercised by the European pressure on food manufacturers; reduce acrylamide in nearly a decade.
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