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Prop 65 Calculations

Started by , Nov 30 2018 07:22 PM
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Hi Everyone!

 

Is there a way to calculate safe harbor limits of a chemical that is listed on the prop 65 list but does not have a NSRL or MADL limit?

 

Also is there a way to convert µg/serving to µg/day? How can we estimate how much of any given product the customer is going to consume in one day?

 

Thanks for your help in advance.

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There is a ton of research available on peoples eating habits, I would start by just googling

"how much XXX do people consume in a month/day/year" and use that as your guide

 

which chemical specifically?

There was a similar thread on this recently, that you may find useful for reference: https://www.ifsqn.co...sions-to-ugday/

We are worried about amount of heavy metals in our products.

I expect you can make a good case if you sell a breakfast food that one serving a day is the expected intake. 

 

If it is a snack, then take the largest nutrient that would exceed RDI if double or tripled, 4x etc.; at which point you could say the calories or fat will get them before the metal???? 

 

A little tongue in cheek but it might help.

 

Dave 

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That is a good idea!


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