European Commission Fusarium mycotoxins Forum Brussels 9 10 February Update on Fusarium mycotoxins - data from the starch industry
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1 European Commission Fusarium mycotoxins Forum Brussels 9 10 February 2009 Update on Fusarium mycotoxins - data from the starch industry 1
2 Outline presentation 1. The European Starch Industry 2. Data on T2 and HT2 toxins 3. Data on other Fusarium mycotoxins i. On grains ii. On co-products* 4. Recommendations * By-products since the revision of the EU Waste Framework Directive. 2
3 1. Who we are AAF main facts and figures: 24 companies 77 plants AAF Members are located in 21 out of the 27 European countries (except in Luxembourg, Ireland, Malta, Cyprus, Estonia and Slovenia) 3
4 AAF members location 4
5 Raw materials The raw materials used to produce starch and starch derived products are: maize, wheat, barley, rice and potato. More than 95% of all raw materials processed by the starch industry originates from Europe million tons of raw materials (maize, wheat, potatoes) were used to produce 9.6 million tons of starch products in Of which, 14.6 million tons of maize and wheat were used to produce 8 million tons of cereal starch products. 5
6 Starch products and co-products Maize and wheat 14.6 Million tons Co-Products Protein, fibres, lipids, STARCH & STARCH DERIVED PRODUCTS Native starch, Modified starches, Glucose syrups, Maltodextrins, Dextrose Polyols, Fermentation products, Others 8 Million tons 6
7 AAF Testing and Monitoring Data presented by the AAF is supplied by member companies. AAF members sample at different levels: fields, farms, silos, delivery. Therefore AAF data collection covers raw materials: processed by the industry; checked but unprocessed raw materials. Mycotoxins data reported: DON, ZEA, FUMO, T2, HT2. Analytical and sampling methods are not always harmonised. Data collection period: 2000 onwards. Of which most controls are on raw materials. 7
8 2. Data on T2 and HT2 toxins Data collection, results and considerations 8
9 T2 and HT2 Toxins in maize T2 Number of samples Average (ppb) ** Min (ppb) Max (ppb) % samples >LOQ * HT2 Number of samples Average (ppb) ** Min (ppb) Max (ppb) % samples >LOQ * * Preliminary results 2008 ** For values below the LOQ the calculation of the average is based on half the value of the LOQ 9
10 T2 and HT2 Toxins in wheat T2 Number of samples Average(ppb) ** Min Max % samples >LOQ * HT2 Number of samples Average(ppb) ** Min Max % samples >LOQ * * Preliminary results 2008 ** For values below the LOQ the calculation of the average is based on half the value of the LOQ 10
11 T2 and HT2 Toxins On T2 and HT2 toxins, most of the results are around the LOQ (LC-MS/MS and GC-MS) although few are above 100 ppb. There is however a big variability in analytical methods and LOQ. Additional data collection is necessary. Development of a validated analytical method is needed. Clarification of limit of detection to estimate dietary exposure is required. Therefore it is premature to set limits on all cereals. 11
12 3. Data on other mycotoxins grains and co-products Data collection, results and considerations 12
13 DON in maize ( *) Percentage of samples above the level in Deoxynivalenol (2000 ppb , 1750 ppb ) Year * # of samples % 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% * Preliminary results
14 ZEA in maize ( *) Percentages of samples above the level in Zearalenone* (200 ppb , 350 ppb ) Year * # of samples % 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% * Preliminary results
15 FUMO B1 and B2 in maize ( *) Percentage of samples above the limit in Fumonisins (2000 ppb , 4000 ppb ) Year * # of samples % 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% * Preliminary results
16 FUMO B1 and B2 in maize - Italy ( *) Distribution of Fumonisins analytical results in classes 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% % 0% < > * Preliminary results
17 DON in wheat ( *) Percentage of samples above the level in Deoxynivalenol (1500 ppb , 1250 ppb ) Year * # of samples % 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% * Preliminary results
18 ZEA in wheat ( *) Percentages of samples above the limit (100 ppb) in Zearalenone Year * # of samples % 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% * Preliminary results 2008, 0% above the limit for unprocessed wheat 18
19 DON-ZEA-FUMO B1+B2 in maize: The data collection shows over the last 6 years a high seasonal variability of levels for DON, ZEA and FUMO. High levels of FUMO are more frequent in Southern Europe. DON-ZEA in wheat: Conclusions The data collection shows over the last 6 years some seasonal variability of levels for DON, and ZEA. Bad crops and tight supply caused major problems in harvest in In 2008 there was a higher level of contamination in a normal supply situation: This reflects very heterogeneous results at the regional level. 19
20 Data results on maize/wheat starch More than 1153 analysis on DON, ZEA, FUMO B1 + B2 from 2000 to 2007 in maize starch and more than 371 analysis on DON and ZEA from 2000 to 2006 in wheat starch. Nearly all starch and starch-derived products are below the limit of quantification. This data set confirms that: - in the maize/wheat processing these mycotoxins are almost not present in starch, glucose syrups and their derivatives; - an exemption from the limits on unprocessed maize for the wet milling process does not weaken in any way the level of protection of the health of the consumer (Regulation (EC) N 1126/2007 of 28 September 2007). The starch industry will continue to make certain that: - unprocessed maize is clearly identified to be used only in wet-milling process; - monitoring of Fusarium mycotoxins on food products is carried out; - monitoring taking into consideration the Commission Recommendation 2006/576/EC of 17 August 2006 for the co-products destined for animal feed is carried out. 20
21 Co-products Data collection and starch industry views 21
22 DON in corn gluten feed and corn steep liquor ( ) Percentage of samples above ppb in Deoxynivalenol 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Corn gluten feed Corn steep liquor 2007: 0% above the limit for corn gluten feed and corn steep liquor : 371 samples tested in corn gluten feed and 113 samples tested in corn steep liquor. 22
23 ZEA and FUMO in corn gluten feed and corn steep liquor ( ) Out of 252 tested samples none was found to be above 3000 ppb of ZEA. Out of 289 tested samples none was found to be above ppb of FUMO B1 and B2. 23
24 CONCLUSIONS Maize/wheat co-products Maize co-products: In 2006, high levels of DON recorded in maize, have been also reported in Corn Gluten Feed (CGF) and Corn Steep Liquor (CSL) (even above the recommended guidance values). In 2007 DON ZEA and FUMO were not found in CGF and CSL above the guidance values. Wheat co-products: Out of 364 tested samples for DON and ZEA in wheat feed and wheat gluten feed in none was found above the guidance values. 24
25 Considerations on co-products CSL is used in very low quantities: 1-2 % as binder in the pellets. Market for CSL is limited and for CGF is very specific. The 2006 crop results in particular for maize - also had an impact on coproducts used as feed ingredients. Both CGF and CSL are mainly intended for feeding ruminants, which are not sensitive. No level for non-sensitive species. We support our customer s request to increase levels of DON and ZEA for some species (i.e. pigs). Importance that levels in Commission Recommendation on feed are maintained as guidance values (not become or be perceived as legal limits). I. This degree of flexibility is necessary in exceptional, yet concretely occurring cases, such as the 2006 crop. II. Exceeding under extreme circumstances guidance values should lead to withdrawal only in exceptional cases. 25
26 4. Recommendations Need for collaboration and pragmatic/caseby-case approach. 26
27 Recommendations (1) Measures to be applied in case of bad crop: To get the information from our suppliers as soon as possible (even before the harvest). Discuss with suppliers on early warning measures (e.g. info on proliferation of fungi at flowering stage and when fungi produce toxins in the field). Increase the number of analysis on raw material to ensure the continous quality of starch products. Inform our feed customers as early as possible on the quality of the crop and make recommendation on sensitive species. Use knowledge on concentration and dilution factors to evaluate the impact on products and co-products. Shift of co-products according to the end-use (sensitivity of species) in dialogue with customers - is also possible. 27
28 Recommendations (2) It is premature to set limits on T2 and HT2 toxins on wheat and maize for starch production. Exemption for the wet milling industry remains justified. Keep levels in Commission Recommendation on feed as guidance values. Delete the limits for non-sensitive species. EU legal regime should concretely take into consideration that unforeseeable weather conditions are one of the main determinants of crop quality: Possibility of applying emergency measures, or of benefiting from derogations should be foreseen for emergency situations because no risk may derive to food. 28
29 Recommendations (3) Collaboration within/exchange of information through the supply chain is essential to better manage raw materials/processed products and protect human and animal health (we are in constant contact with FEDIOL, COCERAL, COPA-COGECA, FEFAC): e.g.: this would allow rapid and effective reaction to detection of excess levels. The current system, based on multiple limits along the production chain works well and allows the industry to serve as many applications as possible in a controlled manner. Any stricter approach to current limits would seriously endanger the supply chain management by the starch industry. EU legislation should always be based on impact assessment of proposed changes. 29
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