Примери за използване на Benchmark levels на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The levels of acrylamide are consistently below the benchmark levels.
Benchmark levels for the presence of acrylamide in foodstuffs referred to in Article 1(1) are as follows.
Draft Commission Regulation envisages establishment of mitigation measures and benchmark levels for the reduction of acrylamide levels in food.
To confirm compliance with benchmark levels, the effectiveness of mitigation measures by industry will have to be verified through sampling, testing and analysis.
Commission Regulation(EU) 2017/2158 of 20 November 2017 establishing mitigation measures and benchmark levels for the reduction of the presence of acrylamide in food(Text with EEA relevance.).
Benchmark levels' means performance indicators used to verify the effectiveness of the mitigation measures and are based on experience and occurrence for broad food categories.
For product pre-mixes that are put on the market to be baked at home or in catering establishments,FBOs shall provide preparation instructions to their customers to ensure that the acrylamide levels in the final products are as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark levels.
In order to check the compliance with the benchmark levels the effectiveness of mitigation measures should be verified through sampling and analysis.
The regulation acknowledges the specified food categories can be broad and for specific foods within such a broad food category, there may be specific production, geographic or seasonal conditions orproduct characteristics for which it is not possible to achieve the benchmark levels despite the application of all mitigation measures.
The benchmark levels should be regularly reviewed by the Commission with the aim to set lower levels, reflecting the continuous reduction of the presence of acrylamide in food.
It is acknowledged that the specified food categories are in certain cases broad and that for specific foods within such a broad food category there may be specific production, geographic or seasonal conditions orproduct characteristics for which it is not possible to achieve the benchmark levels despite the application of all mitigation measures.
Benchmark levels are performance indicators to be used to verify the effectiveness of the mitigation measures and are based on experience and occurrence for broad food categories.
The regulation acknowledges that the food categories specified by the regulation are in certain cases broad, and that for specific foods within such a broad food category there may be specific production, geographic or seasonal conditions orproduct characteristics for which it is not possible to achieve the benchmark levels, despite the application of all mitigation measures.
In that respect, the setting of targets,such as benchmark levels, may guide the implementation of hygiene rules, while ensuring the reduction of the level of exposure to certain hazards.
Food business operators which produce and place on the market foodstuffs listed in paragraph 2 shall in accordance with Article 2 apply the mitigation measures set out in Annexes I and II,in view of achieving levels of acrylamide as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark levels set out in Annex IV.
The benchmark levels of acrylamide presence in foodstuffs set out in Annex IV shall be reviewed by the Commission every three years and the first time within three years after the entry into application of this Regulation.
As certain ingredients used in the manufacture of fine bakery wares could be heat treated several times(e.g. pre-processed cereal pieces, nuts, seeds, dried fruits, etc.), which results in the raise of acrylamide levels in final products,FBOs shall adjust product and process design accordingly to comply with the benchmark levels of acrylamide set out in Annex IV.
The review of the benchmark levels shall be based on the occurrence data of acrylamide from the Authority's database, related to the review period and provided to the Authority's database by competent authorities and food business operators.
Without prejudice to the applicable provisions of the Union law in food area, food business operators which produce and place on the market foodstuffs listed in paragraph 2 shall in accordance with Article 2 apply the mitigation measures set out in Annexes I and II,in view of achieving levels of acrylamide as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark levels set out in Annex IV.
If the sampling and analysis results indicate that the levels are not below the benchmark levels of acrylamide set out in Annex IV, food business operators referred to in Article 2(1) and(3) shall review without delay the mitigation measures in accordance with Article 2(4).
The benchmark levels should be determined taking into account the most recent occurrence data from the Authority's database, whereby it is assumed that within a broad food category, the level of acrylamide in 10% to 15% of the production with the highest levels can usually be lowered by applying good practices.
Monitor the level of acrylamide in finished products to verify that the mitigation measures are effective in keeping acrylamide levels below the benchmark level.
FBOs shall ensure that the level of acrylamide in supplied coffee is lower than the benchmark level specified in Annex IV taking into account however that this may not be possible for all coffee types depending on blend and roast characteristics.
(2) The benchmark level to be applied to coffee substitutes from a mixture of cereals and chicory takes into account the relative proportion of these ingredients in the final product.
Where the content of reducing sugars is higher than 1,5% the FBOs shall provide data demonstrating that the level of acrylamide in the finished product is as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark level set out in Annex IV.
Where the temperature is higher than 175 °C at the fryer exit,FBOs shall provide data demonstrating that the level of acrylamide in the finished product. is below the benchmark level specified in Annex IV.
Where the product temperature is higher than 175 °C at the end of the baking/drying process,the FBOs shall provide data demonstrating that the level of acrylamide in the finished product is below the benchmark level specified in Annex IV.
If the use of heat-treated raw materials and ingredients results in that in the final product the acrylamide benchmark level specified inAnnex IV is exceeded, FBOs shall review the use of those products in view of achieving levels of acrylamide as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark level set out in Annex IV.
Where dehydrated potato ingredients exceed the specified sugar level, FBOs shall specify the additional mitigation measures to be taken to ensure that the level of acrylamide in the final product is as low as reasonably achievable below the benchmark level set out in Annex IV.
Recommended cooking methods shall be in agreement with customer specifications and requirements for professional end users and must be validated per product type to ensure products have optimal sensory quality at the lightest acceptable colour, per cooking method specified(e.g. fryer,oven) and have levels of acrylamide below the benchmark level determined in Annex IV.