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    <ns1:title language="en">TOTAL PHOSPHORUS AND PHOSPHATES CONTENTS IN MEAT PRODUCTS FROM THE BELGRADE MARKET, SERBIA </ns1:title>
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    <ns1:description language="en">Phosphate additives have important role in manufacturing of meat products. They improve the safety
and acceptability of meat products and extend shelf life. Inorganic phosphates used in meat industry
are salts of phosphoric acid and their condensed forms (mono-, di-, tri- and polyphosphates). Current
EU and national legislation on food additives authorized the most relevant group of phosphate
additives as “phosphoric acid - phosphates - di‐, tri‐ and polyphosphates” (E 338–452) in meat
products up to 5000 mg/kg (0.5%), and the national regulation on meat products quality sets the
permitted level of total phosphorus at less than 8 g/kg as P2O5. It is estimated that these additives
are present in up to 65% of processed meat products. The specific measurement of
additive‐originating phosphates (although desirable) is currently not required by the legislation. The
reason is difficulties of determination of phosphate origin due to their presence in biological tissues
like meat, and limitations of analytical methodology. The most suitable method of ion
chromatography (IC) cannot confirm origin of phosphates present in meat and, also, struggle to 
separate condensed phosphates higher than triphosphate. Calculation of added phosphates based
on protein and total phosphorus determination are unusable if proteins of non-meat origin are
present in product. 
Total amount of 448 meat product were analysed. Total phosphorus, as P2O5 (g/kg) and protein
content were determined according to reference methods, and inorganic phosphates determination
was performed by IC with conductometric detection. The highest average value of the total
phosphorus content was found in smoked and dried meat products (6.31±1.11 g/kg), and the lowest
in canned sausages (2.93±0.54 g/kg). Also, the highest content of inorganic phosphates, as P2O5,
was found in smoked and dried meat products (3.37±1.10 g/kg) and, the lowest in the group of
canned sausages (1.09±0.48 g/kg). In canned meat products and boiled sausages, average values
for total phosphorus contents were 5.70 ±1.04 and 4.89±1.19 g/kg, respectively, while contents of
inorganic phosphates were 3.14± 0.87 g/kg (canned meat products) and 2.39±0.94 g/kg (boiled
sausages). Total phosphorus content was over the permitted value in two samples of boiled sausages
(0.84%) and in one of smoked and dried meat products (1.58%) as well as inorganic phosphates
content in the same product. In any case, it is important to monitor the use of phosphate content in
meat products and ensure that levels are maintained below the limit, in terms of consumer health,
but also in terms of quality and safety of the products.  </ns1:description>
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