Hydrocarbons of mineral oil (MOHs) are complex chemical blends. MOHs usually come from crude petroleum. They are primarily made up of hydrocarbons saturated with mineral oil (MOSH) and aromatic mineral oils (MOAH). MOSH consists of open, often rammed hydrocarbons and cyclic, saturated hydrocarbons (usually referred to as paraffin) (commonly named naphthene's). MOAH comprises aromatic monocarbons or polycyclic hydrocarbons. In general, Naphthene and MOAH are rather alkylated. The MOAH content can reach up to 35 per cent depending on crude oil source and refining. How does MOAH/MOSH enter Food Products? What are the known contaminant sources? Mineral oils have a wide range of input pathways that span all stages of food production (raw materials, storage and transportation, production, and packaging materials). Adhesives, printer inks, and packaging materials - especially those made of recycled materials - are the main sources of MOSH/MOAH contamination. Machine and hydraulic oils u...
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