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Data on prevalence of additive colors in local food and beverage products, Tehran, Iran.

Sahar Asadnejad1, Ramin Nabizadeh2, Abdullah Nazarinia3, Gholam Reza Jahed1, Mahmood Alimohammadi2.   

Abstract

The quality check and determination of permitted and non-permitted additive colors in food products is very important for customer׳s right protection and health. This survey was undertaken to demonstrate the frequently use of additive colors and products targeted to color adulteration in Iranian foods and beverages. From the 1120 of the samples, 18.86% contained artificial colors, 11.89% contained natural colors and 69.25% of samples had no additive colors. Tartrazine (E102) was the only non-permitted artificial dye used in samples. Among products with additive colors, only 4.38% of samples failed to meet with national Iranian standard and 61.23% of non-compliance samples were from non-industrial sectors and mostly were saffron and food containing saffron such as saffron rock candy and saffron chicken. These places and products quality are main the concern to solve the color adulteration in Iranian food market.

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Keywords:  Artificial additive colors; Natural additives colors; Non-permitted colors; Permitted colors

Year:  2018        PMID: 30229087      PMCID: PMC6141502          DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2018.07.001

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Data Brief        ISSN: 2352-3409


Specifications Table Value of the data The dataset shows the amount of additive colors in local food and beverage products. The dataset signifies the amount of permitted and non-permitted colors under Iranian laws. The dataset of this article identifies products with non-authorized colors, which can be useful for other investigators working in area of quality assurance of foods.

Data

The dataset provided here (Table 1, Table 2, Table 3) demonstrate the distribution of artificial and natural colors in samples, the distribution of artificial colors and non-compliance products with authorized and non-authorized colors according to Iranian national standard.
Table 1

Distribution of artificial and natural colors in products.

CategorySample analyzedSamples containing food colors
Artificial colorNatural color
Energy-Drink8371.0828.92
Soft-drink4158.7041.30
Candy/Gummy-candy4967.3528.57
Chewing Gum3761.1629.73
Saffron7213.891.39
Fruit drink powder1353.3326.67
Rock-candy4613.0417.39
Pastry/ready cake powder3417.6511.76
Saffron Chicken1127.2718.18
Edible ices51000
Snack51000
Fruit-drink1222.462.46
Syrup1716.6755.56
Jelly1478.5714.29
Chocolate/ice cream powder54020
Fruit-juice /fruit syrup812.471.23
Sweet cream8087.50
Vinegar/vinegar drink15073.33
Ketchup sauce195.260
Pomegranate sauce6033.33
Canned41022.44
Rusk powder25050
Cooked meat333.330
Other products39100
Total112018.8611.89
Table 2

Distribution of artificial colors in products.

CategoryE104%E110%E122%E124%E129%E133%E102%
Energy-Drink00001.201.2
Soft-drink24.3917.072.44029.2719.510
Candy/Gummy-Candy8.168.160002.040
Chewing Gum00000110
Saffron1.394.1711.114.17000
Fruit drink powder23.0800046.1523.080
Rock-candy13.04000000
Pastry/ready cake Powder00007.1400
Saffron Chicken018.18000027.27
Edible ices20206000400
Snack010000000
Fruit-drink01.4600000.82
Syrup000011.115.560
Jelly35.7121.4328.5707.1428.570
Chocolate/ice Cream Powder20202000200
Fruit-juice /fruit Syrup1.2301.230000
Ketchup sauce005.260000
Cooked meat033.3300000
Rusk powder050000050
Total24.8320.6913.792.0715.8618.624.14
Table 3

Distribution of permitted and non-permitted additive color in products.

CategoryPolluted Products (%)E104 (%)E110 (%)E122 (%)E124 (%)E129 (%)E133 (%)E102 (%)E100 (%)E150a-d (%)Carthamus yellow (%)
Saffron Rock Candy30.4342.8600000042.86014.29
Saffron15.286.672053.3320000000
Pastry2550012.500037.500000
Saffron Chicken45.45040000060000
Fruit Drink2.48066.67000033.33000
Sauce5.56002000000800
Cooked Meat33.33010000000000
Energy drink1.20000050050000
Fruit Juice1.45100000000000
Fruit Syrup16.67005005000000
Ready Cake Powder10000010000000
Rusk Powder50050000050000
Total4.3821.6716.672053.336.6710103.333.33
Distribution of artificial and natural colors in products. Distribution of artificial colors in products. Distribution of permitted and non-permitted additive color in products.

Experimental design, materials and methods

The Iranian national standard organization only permits seven artificial dyes of Quinoline Yellow (E104), Sunset Yellow FCF (E110), Azorubine (E122), as well as Ponceau 4R (E124), Allura Red AC (E129), Indigotine (E132) and Brilliant Blue FCF (E133) in different type of products. The prevalence use of permitted and non-permitted artificial dyes has been reported from different states of Iran, previously. The required data were collected from the results documented in Kimia Test FAM Laboratory during the five years of 2011–2015. The additive color of 1120 samples, which represent 30% of samples analyzed in Tehran city for additive colors, was determined using thin layer chromatography methods (TLC) according to 2634 Iranian national standard and were compared to 740 Iranian national standard for permitted food additive colors. The data were entered into an Excel spreadsheet and were analyzed by descriptive statistics [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10].
Subject areaChemistry
More specific subject areaFood chemistry
Type of dataTables
How data was acquiredThe data were collected from Kimia Test Fam Laboratory, Tehran, Iran during the years of 2011–2015
Data formatRaw, Analyzed
Experimental factorsThe mentioned parameters above, in abstract section, were analyzed according to the standard methods.
Experimental featuresThe food additive colors in various food products were determined.
Data source locationTehran province, Iran
Data accessibilityThe data is with this article and supplemented excel file
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