REVIEW ON THE ISSUE OF CARBENDAZIM IN ORANGE JUICE 


The IFU annual General Assembly of Delegates and Commissions meetings will be held 19-20 June 2012 at Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands. Registration for these meetings is mandatory.

IFU members shall fill in and send back preferably per E-mail to the attention of Mrs Elisabetta ROMEO-VAREILLE, Secretary-General (ifu@ifu-fruitjuice.com), the registration form.

To download the registration form in Word format click here

To download the schedule for IFU General Assembly of Delegates and Commissions meetings 19-20 June 2012 Maastricht, The Netherlands click here


A joint ISHS-IFU event at  “MECC Maastricht” June 17-22, 2012 Maastricht, Province of Limburg, The Netherlands

Registration

The deadline for early registration is 1st May 2012.

Flyer 10th International Symposium on Vaccinium and other superfruits

Preliminary programme of the 10th International Symposium on Vaccinium and Other Superfuits


 Outcomes from the IFU Commissions meetings 14th - 15th June 2011 at Bonita Springs, Florida (USA) 

Fruit juice nutrition and health - Summary

Fruit juice nutrition and health - IFU Scientific review

 

To download the article "Fruit juice quality issues and recent developments" Dr David HAMMOND Click here

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Two new methods of analysis are available

 IFUMA79 Measurement of Polyols in Fruit and Vegetable Juices using Electrochemical detection

 IFU MA80 Measurement of the Colour of Clear and Hazy Juices (Spectrophotometric Method)

 

BUY AND DOWNLOAD OUR METHODS ON LINE

 Are you involved in the analysis of fruit juices? Is the quality or authenticity of fruit juices important to you? If you answered yes to either of those questions you are at the right place on the Web!


For many years now the International Fruit juice Union (IFU) has been preparing, testing and have published methods of analysis to assist the fruit juice industry. The procedures have been prepared by experts in the fruit juice field, who sit on the IFU's analytical Commission.


Most of the modern methodologies have been collaboratively tested according to the principles of ISO 5725 to establish their performance criteria. Many of these procedures have gained international recognition as the basis of the Committee European Normalisation (CEN) methods in this product area.


They are also referenced in the Codex General Standard for Fruit Juices (247-2005) and the AIJN Code Of Practice (COP). The analytical procedures cover all important parameters such as the sugars, organic acids, minerals and other parameters using a range of procedures from wet chemistry to HPLC and enzyme linked assays.


The collection also contains a number of recommendations. These cover general areas such as patulin, heavy metals and oligosaccharide profiling methods.   There is a separate collection of microbiological methods which covers the analysis of a range of different micro-organisms in fruit and vegetable juices.These include standard procedures for yeast and moulds to very specific procedures for the tainting organism Alicylobacillus (ACB/TAB).

These methods can now be downloaded from the IFU website for a fee, which can be paid by credit card,to allow you quick and easy access to these procedures.