2013
DOI: 10.21708/avb.2013.7.2.3009
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Composition of honey from Apis mellifera: Quality requirements

Abstract: RESUMO -O mel possui diferentes propriedades físicas e químicas por ser produzido a partir do néctar das plantas e por isso a sua produção depende da abundância e da qualidade das flores existentes no raio de ação das abelhas. Esse artigo de revisão tem por finalidade agrupar trabalhos referentes a qualidade do mel desde o seu processamento, armazenamento e produto final levando em consideração os parâmetros físico-químicos e microbiológicos preconizados pelos órgãos responsáveis por garantir a segurança dos a… Show more

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“…Although all the tables have presented very different values of Ash, with a high coefficient of variation, only the honey from Otatira (Ceará State) presented the ash value of 0.61% discordant to the allowed one, being a little elevated when compared to the Current Legislation for honeys of Apis mellifera, whose maximum allowed is 0.6% (Brasil, 2000). The ash content is related to the minerals present in the honey and with its botanical and geographical origin, being a parameter used to ascertain its quality, since it can determine some irregularities, such as lack of hygiene and no decantation and/or filtration in the honey-packing process by the beekeeper or producer of Melipona subnitida D., also influencing its coloration, because in darker honeys there is the presence of a higher concentration of these minerals (Gois et al, 2013;Mendes et al, 2009).…”
Section: The Work Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although all the tables have presented very different values of Ash, with a high coefficient of variation, only the honey from Otatira (Ceará State) presented the ash value of 0.61% discordant to the allowed one, being a little elevated when compared to the Current Legislation for honeys of Apis mellifera, whose maximum allowed is 0.6% (Brasil, 2000). The ash content is related to the minerals present in the honey and with its botanical and geographical origin, being a parameter used to ascertain its quality, since it can determine some irregularities, such as lack of hygiene and no decantation and/or filtration in the honey-packing process by the beekeeper or producer of Melipona subnitida D., also influencing its coloration, because in darker honeys there is the presence of a higher concentration of these minerals (Gois et al, 2013;Mendes et al, 2009).…”
Section: The Work Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%