Transfer of radionuclides into dairy products

Authors

  • Nedžad Gradaščević University of Sarajevo - Veterinary faculty
  • Emina Muftić University of Sarajevo - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • Amar Omerbegović University of Sarajevo - Veterinary faculty

Keywords:

radionuclides, pollution, food chain, milk processing

Abstract

The possibility of environmental radioactive pollution, unexpectedly, has become more certain in recent years. Considering the vulnerability of the food production cycle in such situations, it is useful to analyze the existing knowledge about necessary measures for prevention and protection of food production systems. Milk processing is one of the recommended measures in the dairy industry during radioactive contamination, which might be used for mitigation of contamination in milk production. The aim of this paper was to collect the existing data from previous research related to the contamination of dairy products and results from the previous studies on the distribution of radionuclides during milk processing into the most important milk products. Obtaining and summarizing this type of data is of practical importance for producing safe milk products from a potentially contaminated environment.

Author Biographies

Nedžad Gradaščević, University of Sarajevo - Veterinary faculty

Associate Professor

Department of Animal Production and Biotechnology – Laboratory for Radioactivity Control,

Veterinary faculty,

University of Sarajevo,

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Amar Omerbegović, University of Sarajevo - Veterinary faculty

Student,

Veterinary faculty, University of Sarajevo,

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Published

18-04-2023

How to Cite

Gradaščević, N., Muftić, E., & Omerbegović, A. (2023). Transfer of radionuclides into dairy products. VETERINARIA, 72(1), 3–14. Retrieved from https://veterinaria.unsa.ba/journal/index.php/vfs/article/view/3

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Section

Review Article (peer review)