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ADULTERATION OF BEE PRODUCTS: CURRENT SITUATION AND PERSPECTIVES 5th Apiquality Roma 22 November 2016 Etienne BRUNEAU

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ADULTERATION OF BEE PRODUCTS: CURRENT SITUATION AND PERSPECTIVES 5th Apiquality Roma 22 November 2016 Etienne BRUNEAU

Definitions

¤ The official definition of a product provides an essential framework for commercial transactions

¤ Bring acceptable limits to give a name to a product ¤ Today, only the honey has an international definition. ¤ Notes:

n Product definition should correspond to consumer expectations: in this case, pure and natural products.

n The composition must take into account natural and geographical diversity.

Honey

¨  Honey is the natural sweet substance produced by bees of the species Apis mellifera from ¤  the nectar of plants or ¤  secretions of living parts of plants or excretions thereon

sucking insects

¨  Any external input or withdrawal is prohibited (ultrafiltration in specific cases)…

The international beekeeping

The international market for honey

The European honey market

Chinese honey imports in EU

Honey production

y = 31675x + 356886

y = 1022x + 73794

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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

EXPORTATIONS DE MIEL (Tonnes)

NOMBRE DE RUCHES (X 1,000)

8%

61%

Asian honey production

y = 22016x + 64631

y = 590,46x + 26673

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100.000

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250.000

300.000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

EXPORTATIONS (Tonnes)

NOMBRE DE RUCHES (X 1,000)

13%

196%

Honey exports

y = 26612x + 316437 R² = 0,99649

y = 25922x + 110297 R² = 0,96062

y = 689,8x + 206140 R² = 0,03094

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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EXPORTATIONS GLOBALES NETTES EXP. NETTES 9 PAYS DE L'EST EXP. NETTES RESTE DU MONDE

Evolution of the price of honey

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MOYENNE 6 PAYS D'AMÉRIQUE MOYENNE 5 PAYS DE L'EST CHINE

Quality Control

Controls: goals

¨  The aim is to check: ¤ The correspondence of the product to its name based

on its definition ¤ Compliance with hygiene standards in the country that

performs controls (drug residues, pathogens ...) ¤ Compliance with other laws (GMOs ...) ¤ Verification of compliance with quality criteria

announced in case of a controlled quality labeling

Controls: Application

¤ They are mainly made in the health context (single control plan imposed in the EU)

¤  research problems of adulteration n Methods changing function and laboratories n No legal framework determining the limits of an adulterated

product n No standardized analytical framework with validated

techniques n No notification system and / or alert except for prohibited

substances (hygiene)

Controls - adulteration

NMR method

¨  High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance ¤ Detects the addition of non permited sugars in honey ¤ Determines the origin of honey (geographical and

botanical). ¤ Provides a comprehensive profile of honeys including

eg. aromas, sugars, amino and organic acids.

¨  This method requires a reference collection of 4,000 honey to avoid false positives.

Adulteration

Miel de qualité

Adulterated honey

¨  Adulterated honey on the international market = 9.8% honeys analyzed in 2012, 11.8% in 2013 ...

¨  Mislabelling = ¤ Botanical origin ¤ Provenance ¤ Addition of foreign sugars

n Voluntary or not

¨  Sometimes very difficult to detect (expensive)

Adulterated honey

¨  Adulteration: detection methods ¤ Composition: sugar: C3 (corn, cane), C4 (beet, rice ...) -

d13 C-IRMS, LC-IRMS, NMR ¤ Enzymes: invertase or artificial amylase - Photometric, ¤ Color: addition of caramel coloring ¤  ...

¨  The techniques must be adapted frequently (6 months)

Adulterated honey

¨  Wide coordinated control plan at EU level ¤ Objectives: to establish the prevalence

on the EU market: n Mislabelling honey related to

its geographical and / or botanical origin n  "Honey" containing exogenous sugars or sugar products.

¤ 2200 samples in EU+ CH, NW.

¨  Inspection of honey by the JRC, and analyzes

Coordinated control plane to suit les the prevalence of fraudulent practices in the marketing of honey

Preliminary results

Wax and wax foundations

Beeswax.

¨  Defined only in certain countries (Polish standard PN-72 / R-78890, 1996)

¨  Considered a food additive at an international level : ¤  E901 ¤  number EINECS 232-383-7)

¨  Question N° EFSA-Q-2006-021 ¤  Yellow bees wax Chemical Abstracts Service (No.

8012-89-3) wax obtained from the overhaul of frames of bees by hot water by removing the exogenous material there.

¤ Wax white bees (CAS No. 8006-40-4) wax obtained by bleaching yellow wax.

Beeswax.

37%

17%

13%

7%

6%

5%

4% 4%

7%

Southern Asia

Eastern Africa

South America

Western Asia

Eastern Asia

Middle Africa

Southern Europe

Central America

Autres

Controls waxes

¨  The quality of the wax is related to its purity. ¤ Residues study of 60 samples

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004565351630892X n derivatives of amitraz of 5 micrograms to 464 µg kg-1 n organophosphorus insecticides of 1 to 464 µg kg-1 n miticides> 9 µg kg-1 n  fungicides 1 to 23 µg kg-1 n herbicides 1 to 5.9 µg kg-1

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0021967306013070

Controls waxes

¨  The quality of the wax is related to its purity. ¤ Type of lipid ¤ Significant percentage

adulterations n > 30 foreign substances n Adding paraffin

systematic!

¤  IR on 45 samples: n 60% contaminated n max 30% of paraffin

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0021967306013070

Problem waxes 2016

¨  Problems revealed by the Belgian, Dutch, German and French beekeepers: ¤ Brood mosaic ¤ Difficulty of construction ...

¨  On line questionnaires for beekeepers ¨  Replies sent to the authorities ¨  Ongoing analyzes: chemical residues, waxes

composition, wetting products ...

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Explanations?

¨  Use of waxes batches intended for the production of candles

¨  Wax foundations import from China contaminated with illegal substances

¨  Poisoning caused by the presence of toxic in waxes or on surface: ¤  Building insecticide treatment (piperonyl butoxide ...) ¤ Wetting used during production of foundations ...

¨  Presence of artificial waxes with too low melting point ¨  Others?

Other bee products

¨  Royal jelly ¤  It’s possible to find on the market product who contain

10HDA who is not real royal jelly

¨  Pollen ¤  In some countries it’s possible to find artificial pollen

¨  Propolis ¤ This product can be adulterated by the adding of

vegetal resins. Techniques exist allowing the detection of certain frauds.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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