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Acceptable Peroxide Values in Palm Free Stabilizer

Started by , Nov 22 2022 06:49 AM
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Good day

 

I would like to know the acceptable PV in Palm Free Stabilizer. I read a PV between 10-20 mEq/Kg has a rancid taste often noticeable. Does anyone know if any references within food industries support this statement. Our lab results was >11 but no rancid taste noticeable on the batch.

 

Rancidity is always a big topic. PV is one of them but not clear what the limit is.

 

Thank you

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Good day to you,

 

I think the PV limit for each country is different, but I will share with you the PV limit in Indonesia (according to SNI 01-3741-2002) is 1 mg O2/100 g

 

Maybe the others will help

 

Thank you

We use a limit of < 1 meq/kg, but I wouldn't be surprised if how noticeable rancidity is depends on the product and the sensitivity of the observer.

 

I would start measuring on each batch determine a level based on historic information (marking the measured value for every batch with an off-taste/smell or rancidity as out of range.


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