Whitepaper

MCPD analysis in oils and fats

Whitepaper

About this whitepaper

During the processing (refining) of edible vegetable oils and fats, some process contaminants are formed. 3-MCPD is formed due to heating, as a reaction product of triacylglycerols, phospholipids or glycerol and hydrochloric acid in fat-based or -containing food products. Palm oil in particular is naturally rich in diglycerides, which make up between 4 to 12% of its composition, and is therefore prone to higher levels of 2 and 3-MCPD (esters).

Why should you get it?

  • How are MCPD and glycidyl esters formed in oils and fats?
  • Learn more on the European regulation
  • Discover the different available analysis methods

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Author: Marie Deckers
Publication date: 02 Feb 2023

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