Decision No. 46/2007/QD-BYT dated December 19, 2007 of the Ministry of Health on promulgation regulation of maximum level of biological and chemical pollution in food
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Official number: | 46/2007/QD-BYT | Signer: | Cao Minh Quang |
Type: | Decision | Expiry date: | Updating |
Issuing date: | 19/12/2007 | Effect status: | Known Please log in to a subscriber account to use this function. Don’t have an account? Register here |
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THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH | SOCIALISTREPUBLIC OF VIET NAM |
No. 46/2007/QD-BYT | Hanoi, December 19, 2007 |
DECISION
ON PROMULGATION “REGULATION OF MAXIMUM LEVEL OF BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL POLLUTION IN FOOD”
THE MINISTER OF HEALTH
Pursuant to the Decree No.49/2003/ND-CP of May 15, 2003 of the Government stipulating the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Ministry of Health;
Pursuant to the July 26, 2003 Ordinance No. 12/2003/PL-UBTVQH11 of The Standing Committee of National Assembly, on food hygiene and safety;
Pursuant to the Government’s Decree No.163/2004/ND-CP of September 7, 2004 detailing the implementation of a number of articles of the Ordinance on food hygiene and safety;
At the proposal of the director of the Food Safety and Hygiene Department, the director of the Legal Department under the Ministry of Health,
DECIDES:
Article 1.To promulgate together with this Decision “the Regulation of maximum level of biological and chemical pollution in food”.
Article 2.This Decision takes effect after 15 days from the day of its publication in the Official Gazette.
To Annul the April 04, 1998 Decision No. 867/1998/QD-BYT of the Minister of Health on promulgation “the List of Food Hygiene Standards”. In case the similar national technical standards be promulgated, the maximum level of micro-organisms and residue of pollution substance in food be implemented according to that technical standard.
Article 3.Mr (Mrs): Chief of Office, Chief of Health Inspectorate, Directors of Departments: Science and Education, Legislation under the Ministry of Health, directors of the Food Safety and Hygiene Department, directors of provincial/municipal Health Services, heads of units under the Ministry of Health, and heads of health agencies of branches shall implement this Decision.
| FOR THE MINISTER OF HEALTH |
REGULATION
MAXIMUM LEVEL OF BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL POLLUTION IN FOOD(Promulgated together with the December 19, 2007 Decision No.46/2007/QD-BYT of the Health Minister)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1. General provisions
Part 2. Maximum level of veterinary medicine residue in food
Part 3. Maximum limit of bacterial and mildew toxin in food
Part 4. Regulation of hygienic safety for wrapping, tools containing food
Part 5. Maximum limit of metal in food
Part 6. Limit of micro-organisms in food
Part 7. The list of processing-aid substances permitted to use in manufacturing and processing food
Part 8. Maximum limit of plant protection drug residue in food
Appendix. Reference instructions
Part1.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.Scope of application
This Regulation provides maximum level of biological and chemical pollution in food and list of processing-aid substances permitted to use in manufacturing, processing food.
2.Objects of application
This Regulation applies to organizes, individuals manufacturing, processing and doing business of food in Vietnam.
3.Abbreviations
- ADI(AcceptableDailyIntake)
- GAP(GoodAgriculturingPractice)
- GMP (GoodManufacturingPractice)
-ML (MaximumLevel)
-MRL (MaximumResidueLevel)
- UHT(Ultra Heat Treated)
-MPN(MostProbableNumberMethod)
-B. cereus:Bacilluscereus
-Cl.botulinums:Clostridiumbotulinums
-Cl. perfringens:Clostridiumperfringens
-E.coli:Escherichiacoli
-P.aeruginosa:Pseudomonasaeruginosa
-S. aureus:Staphylococcusaureus
-TSVSVHK: Total aerobic plate counts
-V.Parahaemolyticus:Vibrioparahaemolyticus
-TSBTNM-M:Total of mould and yeast count
-dm:decimet
-kg: kilogram
-l:liter
-v/v: unit to count volume on volume
-mg:miligram
-ml:mililiter
-mm:milimeter
-mg:microgram
4. Interpretation of terms
In this Regulation, the following termsare construed as follows:
4.1.Veterinary medicineis substance or compound originating from animals, plants, micro-organisms , minerals, chemicals used in prophylaxis, diagnosis, treatment or rehabilitation, adjustment, improvement of functions of animal body, including pharmaceutical products, chemicals, vaccines, hormones, some of other biological products and micro-organisms using in veterinary.
4.2.Plant protection drugis products originating from chemicals, plants, animals, micro-organisms and other products used to prevent and exterminate organisms that cause harm to plant resources.
4.3.Food processing-aid substanceis substance used in processing of food material or food ingredient in order to complete the technology of food processing and handling.
4.4.AcceptableDailyIntake(ADI)is quantity of a kind of substance go into body daily without causing harmful effect to human health (unit: mg/kg weight).
4.5.Maximum residue level(MRL) of veterinary medicineis maximum level of a kind of veterinary medicine after using, remaining in food and counted by microgram of veterinary medicine per one kilogram of solid food or one liter of liquid food.
4.6.Maximum residue level (MRL) of plant protection drugis maximum quantity of plant protection drug accepted to exist in agricultural product, food without causing harm to human. MRL is shown by milligram of plant protection drug per one kilogram of food.
4.7.Maximum level (ML)is limit of a specific polluted or natural poisonous substance permitted to be in food counting by milligram of polluted or natural poisonous substance per one kilogram of food (mg/kg).
4.8.Non-heat treated processed meatis product to be processed from meat under technology process without going through heat treament stage that the temperature of the product center is under 70oC and not neccesary for heating before eating.
4.9.Heat-treated processed meatis product processed from meat under technology process with heat treament stage which ensure that the temperature of the product center is over 70oC and not neccesary for heating before eating.
4.10.Functional foodis food used to assist function of parts in human body, with nutrition effect, make body comfortable, reinforce resistance and reduce risk of disease.
4.11.Tool to contain foodis tool used with the purposes to prepare, cook, serve meal and preserve food or drinks.
4.12.Tool to cookis tool used to heat in processing food and drinks by method of normal heating or microwave.
4.13.Tool made of potteryis tool used to contain food include tools made of porcelain, terra-cotta.
4.14.Tool for containing with shallow and flat bowelis tool made of pottery or glass with the depth inside not more than 25mm be measured from the deepest dot to horizontal surface go pass overflow point.
4.15.Tool for containing made of pottery with deep bowelis tool made of pottery with the depth inside more than 25mm be measured from the deepest dot to horizontal surface go pass overflow point. Tool for containing with deep bowel is divided into groups:
- Small size: have capacity less than 1.1 liter;
- Big size: have capacity from 1.1 liter to 3 liter;
- Using for preserving: have capacitymore than 3 liter;
- Tumbler, bowl: tool made of pottery,has small size with deep bowel (have capacity about 240 ml) usually used for containing drinks such as coffee, tea at high temperature.
4.16.Tool for containing made of glass with deep bowelis tool made of glass with the depth inside more than 25mm be measured from the deepest dot to horizontal surface go pass overflow point. Tool for containing with deep bowel is divided into groups:
- Small size: have capacity less than 600 ml;
- Big size: have capacity from 600 ml to 3 liter;
- Using for preserving: have capacity more than 3 liter.
5. Inspection, supplement
Yearly, The Ministry of Health organizes the consideration of maximum level of micro-organisms and polluted substance residue in food on the basis of ensuring consumer’s health, conforming with regulation of nations in the world and Codex.
* Note: All parts of this Regulation, except Part 1, are not printed herein.-
REFERENCE INSTRUCTION
Part 1
LIST FOR REFERENCE ON VETERINARY MEDICINES IN FOOD
TT | Name of veterinary medicine |
1 | Abamectin |
2 | Albeldazole |
3 | Altrenogest |
4 | Apramycin |
5 | Azaperone |
6 | Benzylpenicillin |
7 | Carazolol |
8 | Ceftiofur |
9 | Chlortetracyline |
10 | Clorsulon |
11 | Closantel |
12 | Cyfluthrin |
13 | Cyhalothrin |
14 | Cypermethrin |
15 | Danofloxacin |
16 | Decoquinate |
17 | Deltamethrin |
18 | Dexamethazon |
19 | Diclazuril |
20 | Dicyclanil |
21 | Streptomycin |
22 | Diminazene |
23 | Doramectin |
24 | Eprinomectin |
25 | Enrofloxacin |
26 | Febantel |
27 | Florfenicol |
28 | Fluazuron |
29 | Flubendazole |
30 | Frumequine |
31 | Flunixin |
32 | Gentamicin |
33 | Imidocarb |
34 | Isometamidium |
35 | Ivermectin |
36 | Laidlomycin |
37 | Lasalocid |
38 | Levamisole |
39 | Lincomycin |
40 | Monensin |
41 | Moxidectin |
42 | Narasin |
43 | Neomycin |
44 | Nicarbazin |
45 | Phoxim |
46 | Pyrlimycin |
47 | Ractopamine |
48 | Sarafloxacin |
49 | Semduramicin |
50 | Spectinomycin |
51 | Spiramycin |
52 | Sulfadimidine |
53 | Thiabendazole |
54 | Tilmicosin |
55 | Trenbolone acetate |
56 | Triclabendazole |
57 | Triclorfon |
58 | Virginiamycin |
59 | Zeranol |
Part 2
LIST FOR REFERENCE ON METALS IN FOOD
TT | Name of metal |
1 | Antimon |
2 | Arsen |
3 | Cadimi |
4 | Chì |
5 | Thủy ngân |
6 | Thiếc |
7 | Đồng |
8 | Kẽm |
Part 3
LIST FOR REFERENCE ON LIMIT OF MICROORGANISMS IN FOOD
TT | Food group |
1 | Milk and milk product |
2 | Meat and meat product |
3 | Fish and seafood |
4 | Egg and edd product |
5 | Cereal and cereal product |
6 | Vegetable, fruit and vegetable, fruit product |
7 | Mineral water and bottled soft drink |
8 | Spices and sauce |
9 | Special food |
10 | Icecream and ice |
11 | Tinned food |
12 | Oil and grease |
Part 4
LIST FOR REFERENCE ONSUBSTANCES SUPPORT PROCESSING ALLOWED TO USE IN FOOD
TT | Group ofsubstances support processing |
1 | Antifoam agents |
2 | Catalysts |
3 | Clarifyingagents/filtration aids |
4 | Categorycontactfreezingandcoolingagents |
5 | Desiccating agent/anticakingagents |
6 | Detergents(wetting agents) |
7 | Enzymeimmobilizationagentsandsupports |
8 | Enzymepreparations(includingimmobilizedenzymes) |
9 | Flocculatingagents |
10 | Ionexchangeresins,membranesandmolecularsieves |
11 | Lubricants,release and anti-stick agents,mouldingaids |
12 | Microorganismcontrol agents |
13 | Propellant andpackaginggases |
14 | Solvents,extraction andprocessing |
15 | Washingandpeeling agents |
16 | Otherprocessingaids |
17 | Codex inventory of all compounds as processing aids (Includes substances that may serve other functions) |
Part 5
LIST FOR REFERENCE ONPLANT PROTECTION DRUGS
TT | Name of drug |
1. | 2,4,5-T |
2. | 2,4-D |
3. | 2 - Phenylphenol |
4. | Abamectin |
5. | Acephate |
6. | Aldicarb |
7. | Aldrin and Dieldrin |
8. | Amitraz |
9. | Amitrole |
10. | Anilazine |
11. | Azinphos- Methyl |
12. | Azocyclotin |
13. | Benalaxyl |
14. | Bendiocarb |
15. | Benomyl |
16. | Bentazone |
17. | Bifenazate |
18. | Bifenthrin |
19. | Bioresmethrin |
20. | Bitertanol |
21. | Bromide ion |
22. | Bromopropylate |
23. | Buprofezin |
24. | Cadusafos |
25. | Captan |
26. | Carbaryl |
27. | Carbedazim |
28. | Carbofuran |
29. | Carbophenothion |
30. | Carbosulfan |
31. | Cartap |
32. | Chinomethionat |
33. | Chlordane |
34. | Chlorfenvinphos |
35. | Chlormequat |
36. | Chlorobenzilate |
37. | Chlorothalonil |
38. | Chlorpyrifos |
39. | Chlorpyrifos-Methyl |
40. | Chlofentezine |
41. | Clethodim |
42. | Cycloxydim |
43. | Cyfluthrin |
44. | Cyhalothrin |
45. | Cyhexatin |
46. | Cypermethrin |
47. | Cyprodinil |
48. | Cyromazine |
49. | DDT |
50. | Deltamethrin |
51. | Diazinon |
52. | Dichlofluanid |
53. | Dichlorvos |
54. | Dicloran |
55. | Dicofol |
56. | Diflubenzuron |
57. | Dimethipin |
58. | Dimethoate |
59. | Dinocap |
60. | Diphenyl |
61. | Diphenylamin |
62. | Diquat |
63. | Disulfoton |
64. | Dithianon |
65. | Dithiocarbamates |
66. | Dodine |
67. | Edifenphos |
68. | Endosulfan |
69. | Endrin |
70. | Esfenvalerate |
71. | Ethephon |
72. | Ethiofencarb |
73. | Ethion |
74. | Ethoprophos |
75. | Ethoxyquin |
76. | Etofenprox |
77. | Etrimfos |
78. | Famoxadone |
79. | Fenamiphos |
80. | Fenarimol |
81. | Fenbuconazole |
82. | Fenbutatin oxide |
83. | Fenitrothion |
84. | Fenpropathrin |
85. | Fenpropimorph |
86. | Penpyroximate |
87. | Fensulfothion |
88. | Fenthion |
89. | Fentin |
90. | Fenvalerate |
91. | Fipronil |
92. | Flucythrinate |
93. | Fludioxonil |
94. | Flumethrin |
95. | Flusilazole |
96. | Flutolanil |
97. | Folpet |
98. | Formothion |
99. | Glufosinate- ammonium |
100. | Glyphosate |
101. | Guazatine |
102. | Haloxyfop |
103. | Heptachlor |
104. | Hexaconazole |
105. | Hexythiazox |
106. | Hydrogen cyanide |
107. | Hydrogen phosphide |
108. | Imazalil |
109. | Imidacloprid |
110. | Iprodione |
111. | Isofenphos |
112. | Kresoxim- Methyl |
113. | Lindane |
114. | Malathion |
115. | Maleic hydrazine |
116. | Mecarbam |
117. | Metalaxyl |
118. | Methacrifos |
119. | Methamidophos |
120. | Methidathion |
121. | Methiocarb |
122. | Methomyl |
123. | Methoprene |
124. | Methoxyfenozide |
125. | Metiram |
126. | Mevinphos |
127. | Monocrotophos |
128. | Myclobutanil |
129. | Novaluron |
130. | Omethoate |
131. | Oxamyl |
132. | Paclobutrazol |
133. | Paraquat |
134. | Parathion |
135. | Parathion- methyl |
136. | Penconazole |
137. | Permethrin |
138. | Phenothrin |
139. | Phenthoate |
140. | Phorate |
141. | Phosalone |
142. | Phosmet |
143. | Phosphamidon |
144. | Phoxim |
145. | Piperonyl butoxide |
146. | Pirimicarb |
147. | Pirimiphos- methyl |
148. | Prochloraz |
149. | Procymidone |
150. | Profenofos |
151. | Propamocarb |
152. | Propargite |
153. | Propiconazole |
154. | Propoxur |
155. | Pyrazophos |
156. | Pyrethrins |
157. | Pyriproxifen |
158. | Quintozen |
159. | Spinosad |
160. | Tebuconazole |
161. | Tenbufenozide |
162. | Tecnazene |
163. | Teflubenzuron |
164. | Terbufos |
165. | Thiabendazole |
166. | Thiodicarb |
167. | Thiometon |
168. | Thiophanate-methyl |
169. | Tolclofos- methyl |
170. | Tolylfluanid |
171. | Triadimefon |
172. | Triadimenol |
173. | Triazophos |
174. | Trichlorfon |
175. | Trifloxystrobin |
176. | Triforine |
177. | Vamidothion |
178. | Vinclozolin |
Part 6
LIST FOR REFERENCE ON FOOD GROUP IN REGULATION ON MAXIMUM LIMIT OFPLANT PROTECTION DRUGS
TT | Food group | English name |
1 | Acti sô | Artichoke globe |
2 | Bánh mì | Bread |
3 | Bơ | Avocado (Persea americana) |
4 | Bỏng ngô | Popcorn |
5 | Bột mì, lúa mạch đen | Wheat, rye flour |
6 | Bí ngô | Pumpkins |
7 | Cá khô | Dried fish |
8 | Các loại đậu hạt khô | Beans (dry) |
9 | Các loại củ cải trừ củ cải đường | Radish, turnip, swede except Beetroot, sugar beet |
10 | Các loại ngũ cốc | Cereal grains |
11 | Các loại quả hạch | Nuts, Hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pistachio nuts , walnuts |
12 | Các loại quả khô | Dried fruits |
13 | Các loại rau họ đậu | Legume vegetable, Beans, broad bean, Common bean, Lima bean |
14 | Cám lúa mì đã chế biến | Wheat bran, Processed |
15 | Cám lúa mạch, lúa mì, gạo | Rye, wheat, rice bran |
16 | Cây mùi tây | Parsley |
17 | Cây mía | Sugar cane |
18 | Cà phê hạt | Coffee beans |
19 | Cà rốt | Carrot |
20 | Cải xa voa | Cabbage Savoy |
21 | Cải xanh, cải hoa | Broccoli, flowerhead |
22 | Cải xoăn | Kale |
23 | Ca cao hạt | Cacao beans |
24 | Cà pháo | Egg plant |
25 | Cải Bruxen | Brussels sprouts |
26 | Cam, quýt, chanh, bưởi (quả có múi) | Citrus fruits, pomelos |
27 | Cần tây | Celery |
28 | Chè xanh, đen | Tea, green, black |
29 | Chuối | Banana |
30 | Chung cho các loại hoa quả (ngoại trừ một số hoa quả có danh mục cụ thể) | Fruits and Vegetable (except as otherwise lised) |
31 | Củ cải đường | Beetroot, sugar beet |
32 | Dâu tây | Strawberry |
33 | Dâu tây và một số loại quả nhỏ khác | Berries and other small fruits |
34 | Dưa chuột | Cucumber |
35 | Dưa chuột bao tử | Gherkin |
36 | Dưa hấu | Watermelon |
37 | Da và phủ tạng gia cầm | Poultry, Edible offal of |
38 | Dưa, trừ dưa hấu | Melons, except watermelon |
39 | Dầu ôliu đã chế biến | Olives, Processed |
40 | Dầu cacao | Cocoa butter |
41 | Dầu thực vật đã chế biến | Vegetable oils, edible |
42 | Dầu thực vật thô | Vegetable oils, crude |
43 | Dược thảo khô | Dried herbs |
44 | Đậu tương khô | Soya bean (dry) |
45 | Đu đủ | Papaya |
46 | Gạo | Rice |
47 | Gạo đã xay | Rice husked |
48 | Giá đậu tương | Soya bean sprouts |
49 | Gia vị | Spices |
50 | Hành hoa | Spring onion, onion welsh |
51 | Hạt bông | Cotton seed |
52 | Hạt cà phê rang | Coffee bean, Roasted |
53 | Hạt có dầu | Oilseed |
54 | Hạt hướng dương | Sunflower seed |
55 | Hạt mù tạt, hạt cải dầu, hạt lanh | Mustard seed, rape seed, linseed |
56 | Hạt tiêu | Peppers (black, white) |
57 | Hồng Nhật Bản | Persimmon Japanese |
58 | Hành | Onion, onion welsh |
59 | Hoa bia khô | Hops, dry |
60 | Khoai lang | Sweet potato |
61 | Khoai sọ | Taro |
62 | Khoai tây | Potato |
63 | Lạc củ | Peanut |
64 | Lê | Pear |
65 | Loại quả rau bầu bí | Fruiting vegetables, Cucubits |
66 | Lúa mì | Wheat |
67 | Lúa mì, lúa mạch đen nguyên chất | Wheat, rye wholemeal |
68 | Lúa mạch | Barley |
69 | Lúa mạch đen | Rye |
70 | Lúa miến | Sorghum |
71 | Măng tây | Asparagus |
72 | Mầm lúa mì | Wheat germ |
73 | Mận (bao gồm cả mận khô) | Plums, including prunes |
74 | Mỡ gia cầm | Poultry fats |
75 | Mỡ gia súc | Mammalian fats |
76 | Mướp tây | Okra |
77 | Nội tạng gia súc | Edible offal (mammalian) |
78 | Nấm | Mushrooms |
79 | Ngô | Maize |
80 | Ngô bao tử | Sweet corn |
81 | Nho | Grapes |
82 | Quả bưởi chùm | Grapefruit |
83 | Quả bí | Squash |
84 | Quả cà chua | Tomato |
85 | Quả chà là | Date palm |
86 | Quả chanh và chanh lá cam | Lemons and limes |
87 | Quả dâu tằm | Mulberry Fruit |
88 | Quả dạng táo | Pome fruits |
89 | Quả dứa | Pineapple |
90 | Quả hạnh | Tree nuts, almonds |
91 | Quả họ đào | Peach, Nectarin |
92 | Quả hồ đào | Pecan |
93 | Quả ớt | Peppers (sweet, chili) |
94 | Quả Kivi | Kiwifruits |
95 | Quả lạc tiên | Passion fruit |
96 | Quả lựu | Stone fruits |
97 | Quả mâm xôi, dâu rừng | Dewberries, raspberries |
98 | Quả mơ | Apricot |
99 | Quả sung | Fig |
100 | Quả xoài | Mango |
101 | Quả ô liu | Olives |
102 | Rau (Trừ một số loại rau cụ thể) | Vegetable |
103 | Rau ăn lá | Leafy vegetable |
104 | Rau củ | Bulb vegetables |
105 | Rau củ trừ củ rau thì là | Bulb vegetables, except fennel bulb |
106 | Rau diếp | Lettuce |
107 | Rau họ bắp cải | Brassica vegetables |
109 | Rau khô | Dried vegetables |
110 | Rau thân củ | Root tuber vegetables |
111 | Sữa | Milk |
112 | Sản phẩm sữa | Milk products |
113 | Súp lơ | Cauliflower |
114 | Su hào | Kohlrabi |
115 | Táo | Apple |
116 | Tỏi | Garlic |
117 | Tỏi tây | Leek |
118 | Thịt | Meat |
119 | Thịt gia cầm | Poultry meat |
120 | Thịt gia súc | Mammals meat |
121 | Trứng | Eggs |
122 | Yến mạch | Oats |
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