citrus fruit Applications

Related terms for "citrus fruit": citrus applications

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  Irrigation solutions for Citrics Crops

  Citrus fruits belong to rutaceus, they started 20 millions of years ago in the Asiatic South East. They grow in subtropical and tropical climates. The world production is estimated in approximately 100 millions of tons.

  By Sistema Azud, S.A. based in Alcantarilla, SPAIN.

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  Improved Recovery of the Fungicide Carbendazim

  Fungicide carbendazim can some times be used to combat mold on citrus fruits including oranges. Recently, low residue levels of the fungicide were reported to be present in the bulk orange juice import shipments to the USA. Because this compound can persist through processing steps and may be found in the final consumer product, many government agencies have established maximum residue limits (MRLs) to ensure the safety of their population. Presented here is a single method, involving fast and effective QuEChERS...

  By Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany based in Darmstadt, GERMANY.

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  Absolute separation for the food and beverage sector

  As for firms which work in this sector, VITONE ECO produces horizontal axis centrifuges and vertical axis separators. These machinery optimize treatment processes, such as: effluents of food firms, which produce tomato puree; by-products with meat and fish; effluents of dairy firms; all kinds of vegetable juices, such as citrus fruits, wine, beer, etc.

  By Vitone Eco S.r.l. based in Bitonto, ITALY.

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  Determination of hesperidin and naringin in juices

  Introduction The method is intended for determination of hesperidin and naringin using capillary electrophoresis technique in order to reveal adulteration of juices. These components are tested in citrus juices, concentrated juices, nectars, juice-containing beverages, and fruit sauces that are produced primarily from oranges, grapefruits, tangerines, lemons, and limes.

  By Lumex Instruments Group based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

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  Determination of the carbendazim content in orange and other citrus juice produce

  Introduction Fungicide Carbendazim (Mercazole, Carbendazole) is widely used in agriculture to exterminate black mold (spot) on orange trees and treat fungus diseases of other fruit-bearing plants. According to the data of the World Health Organization, Carbendazim is toxic for liver, impacts reproductive system, and is considered to be a potentially cancerogenic compound. In most of the developed countries, the residual content of this fungicide is subject to national and international regulations. Researchers of...

  By Lumex Instruments Group based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

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  Improved Recovery of the Fungicide Carbendazim

  Fungicide carbendazim can some times be used to combat mold on citrus fruits including oranges. Recently, low residue levels of the fungicide were reported to be present in the bulk orange juice import shipments to the USA. Because this compound can persist through processing steps and may be found in the final consumer product, many government agencies have established maximum residue limits (MRLs) to ensure the safety of their population. Presented here is a single method, involving fast and effective QuEChERS...

  By MilliporeSigma based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).