Skip to content

Search the reference

Scientific profiles are awaiting evidence review.

Incidence of Potentially Toxic Elements and Perfluoroalkyl Substances Present in Canned Anchovies and Their Impact on Food Safety

Quoted values stay tied to the cited study. Empty sections are gaps.

Summary

Canned anchovies, PFAS and potentially toxic elements

Key numbers

Values read from the source tables and checked against the cited page. Shown as printed, without conversion. Selected records, not an exhaustive transcription. 1 values were held for review.

No values published.

Evidence Fitness

PRIMARY measurement data in product class with targeted method

Methods (brief)

See the methods section of the source PDF. Measured samples do not represent every product on the market.

Limitations

Values are reported by the authors for their own samples. Censored results and detection limits are as defined in the source. No unit conversions were made.

Provenance notes

DOI 10.3390/foods12051060 resolved at Crossref; DOI matched in the filed PDF text. Original file: 2023_Nobile_incidence-of-potentially-toxic-elements-and.pdf. SHA-256: d79c7f33291b64a442fde6d6d57d63d0f5eb18bba704e410c8fba2637a215f91. Library folder: papers-canned-seafood.

Wiki pages updated on ingest

Canned seafood (with tin flag)