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    Assuring Seafood Safety: Contaminants and Residues in Irish Seafood 2004-2008

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    Author
    McGovern, Evin
    McHugh, Brendan
    O’Hea, Linda
    Joyce, Eileen
    Tlustos, Christina
    Glynn, Denise
    Keyword
    Environmental contaminants
    Veterinary residues
    Metals
    Mercury
    Lead
    Cadmium
    PCBs
    POPs
    Persistent organic pollutants
    Dioxins
    Brominated flame retardants
    Seafood
    Fish
    Crab
    Shellfish
    Aquaculture
    Farmed salmon
    Dietary intake
    PUFAs
    Omega-3
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    Date
    2011
    Publisher
    Marine Institute (in collaboration with Food Safety Authority of Ireland)
    
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    Abstract
    This report provides an overview on the occurrence of environmental contaminants, such as metals and persistent organic pollutants (POPs), and veterinary residues in Irish seafood. Compliance of seafood (shellfish, crustaceans, wild and farmed finfish) with relevant EC Regulatory Limits for contaminants is examined and an overview of conformance of the aquaculture sector with the requirements of the EC Residues Directive (Dir 96/23/EC) is presented for 2004 - 2008. The contribution of seafood to the dietary intake of certain contaminants for the Irish adult seafood consumer is estimated and the risks of contaminant exposure from seafood consumption are considered in the context of the well established health benefits of seafood consumption.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10793/706
    Citation
    McGovern, E., McHugh, B., O’Hea, L., Joyce, E., Tlustos, C. & Glynn, D., “Assuring Seafood Safety: Contaminants and Residues in Irish Seafood 2004-2008”, Marine Institute 2011
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