Comparative Overview of Microelements and Toxic Elements in Honey Regarding the International Criteria
Danka Spirić,
Jelena Ćirić,
Silvana Stajković
et al.
Abstract:Honey is source of energy for bees and natural sweet substance with many benefits in human consumption. It is also used as a part of apitherapy, because it is rich in carbohydrates enzymes, trace elements, organic acids, dextrins, phytochemicals (flavonoids, phenolic acids, essential oils), vitamins and even prebiotics oligosaccharides. The stated use of honey demands high quality and safety of honey and honey products. Criteria for quality of honey is precise and regulated in Codex Alimentarius, where are def… Show more
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