Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks in the HMI library has 161 reported results for lead, cadmium, total arsenic and total mercury from 1 source.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
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Metals measured:
Lead, cadmium, total arsenic and total mercury, in 161 results from 1 source.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
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Main drivers:
Form, basis and where the grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks was sampled; reporting limits decide how many results are non-detects.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
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Practical framing:
Ask for lot results with a quantification limit well below the limit that applies in the destination market.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
What counts as grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
This page covers grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold (161 results).1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
Results stay on the basis each source reports: as sold or fresh weight, dry weight, or unstated. Dry-weight, as-sold and unstated results are never pooled, and no moisture conversion is applied.
Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks overview
Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks in the HMI library has 161 reported results for lead, cadmium, total arsenic and total mercury from 1 source.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
For a buyer the practical points are the form bought, the basis a result is reported on, where the grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks came from and the laboratory’s reporting limit. Testing finds contamination but does not remove it.
Heavy metal contamination profile of grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
The table holds every extracted grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks result: one row for each statistic a source reports for a form, group and metal, 161 rows in all.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source → Monitoring medians are HMI calculations from individual submissions; non-detects remain intervals between zero and the reporting limit and are never read as zero.
140 rows can be rated against an HMI reference for the same form and basis, 0 rows have a direct same-study comparison, and the rest stay unrated with the reason recorded.
Comparison methods and scope
Each row is one statistic a source reports for one form of grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, group and metal. Different forms and preparation states are kept apart, and dry-weight results never share a reference with as-sold or fresh-weight results. Ratings place a result against an HMI reference built from monitoring results and ordinary-setting medians for the same form and basis. Same-study contrasts compare a contaminated or treated site with its control, targeted with random sampling, or a prepared form with the unprocessed one. Held rows failed a check against their own source and are shown but not compared.
First displayed analyte: Lead: 48 findings from 1 source. Each row retains its statistic and measurement basis.
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About this table
| Food form | Collection scope | Finding (µg/kg) | Comparison | Evidence |
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| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20202009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20222009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20202009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20222009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20162009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20172009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20192009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20202009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20222009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20182009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20212009–2024 | not detected. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
| Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as soldU.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | Grain-Based Snacks, FY20232009–2024 | sample value. | ||
Shared dataset methods and interpretation
Source summaries retain their original statistic, material, basis and censoring. Each source drawer identifies methods and overlapping samples. No matched reference or pooled distribution is inferred.
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks Pb reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold
Reference and scope
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks Pb reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold. Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold; As sold, as eaten or fresh weight, µg/kg; no moisture conversion. Distribution of subgroup median concentration values.
| Reference (µg/kg) | Q1 | Median | Q3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary HMI reference | 3 | 5 | 9.1 |
| Alternative weighting | 4 | 6.5 | 9 |
38 reference units; 1 sampling family. Counts describe evidence units, not independent studies or certainty.
| Contributing family | Reference units | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | 38 | 100% |
Methods
HMI pools subgroup medians for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on a as sold, as eaten or fresh weight basis: monitoring results summarized as one median per reporting region, sampling type and collection year, total diet composites and printed sample values as single observations, and printed subgroup medians from ordinary farms or markets. Each sampling family has equal total weight. Non-detects stay as zero-to-limit intervals, so quartiles carry lower and upper bounds. Means, ranges and maxima never enter as observations. Other forms, other bases, targeted sampling and results from mining, industrial, wastewater-affected, experimental, fertiliser or manufacturer settings are kept out of this reference.
Inverse weighted empirical CDF; midpoint at exact cumulative-weight boundaries. At least four reference units and a definitely positive Q1–Q3 spread are required. This is a display eligibility rule, not statistical validation.
Limitations
U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 is the only compatible sampling family for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on this basis in the completed grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks ledger, so this single-family reference cannot represent other markets. Reporting regions and purchase markets are not growing areas. Non-detects with differing limits widen the bounds. A position is descriptive concentration, not a safety or compliance judgment.
Admitted source families
Reference version and interpretation
Frozen evidence selection: 2026-10-22. Method: hmi-pooled-reference-v2.
hmi-pooled-reference-v2:grain-based-snacks-843bae7a296c:effd23a2563a
The reference is computed by HMI from admitted evidence, not copied from a study baseline. It describes the evidence currently in this scope; it is not a worldwide or current-lot benchmark. Source, year and region filters do not change it. Different HMI scopes are not one common ranking.
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks Cd reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold
Reference and scope
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks Cd reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold. Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold; As sold, as eaten or fresh weight, µg/kg; no moisture conversion. Distribution of subgroup median concentration values.
| Reference (µg/kg) | Q1 | Median | Q3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary HMI reference | 6.9 | 14 | 18.8 |
| Alternative weighting | 7.3 | 13.4 | 18.8 |
43 reference units; 1 sampling family. Counts describe evidence units, not independent studies or certainty.
| Contributing family | Reference units | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | 43 | 100% |
Methods
HMI pools subgroup medians for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on a as sold, as eaten or fresh weight basis: monitoring results summarized as one median per reporting region, sampling type and collection year, total diet composites and printed sample values as single observations, and printed subgroup medians from ordinary farms or markets. Each sampling family has equal total weight. Non-detects stay as zero-to-limit intervals, so quartiles carry lower and upper bounds. Means, ranges and maxima never enter as observations. Other forms, other bases, targeted sampling and results from mining, industrial, wastewater-affected, experimental, fertiliser or manufacturer settings are kept out of this reference.
Inverse weighted empirical CDF; midpoint at exact cumulative-weight boundaries. At least four reference units and a definitely positive Q1–Q3 spread are required. This is a display eligibility rule, not statistical validation.
Limitations
U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 is the only compatible sampling family for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on this basis in the completed grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks ledger, so this single-family reference cannot represent other markets. Reporting regions and purchase markets are not growing areas. Non-detects with differing limits widen the bounds. A position is descriptive concentration, not a safety or compliance judgment.
Admitted source families
Reference version and interpretation
Frozen evidence selection: 2026-10-22. Method: hmi-pooled-reference-v2.
hmi-pooled-reference-v2:grain-based-snacks-7aac973d700b:cdda7f4adc34
The reference is computed by HMI from admitted evidence, not copied from a study baseline. It describes the evidence currently in this scope; it is not a worldwide or current-lot benchmark. Source, year and region filters do not change it. Different HMI scopes are not one common ranking.
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks tAs reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold
Reference and scope
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks tAs reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold. Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold; As sold, as eaten or fresh weight, µg/kg; no moisture conversion. Distribution of subgroup median concentration values.
| Reference (µg/kg) | Q1 | Median | Q3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary HMI reference | 59.2 | 83 | 112 |
| Alternative weighting | 59.2 | 96.3 | 164 |
47 reference units; 1 sampling family. Counts describe evidence units, not independent studies or certainty.
| Contributing family | Reference units | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | 47 | 100% |
Methods
HMI pools subgroup medians for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on a as sold, as eaten or fresh weight basis: monitoring results summarized as one median per reporting region, sampling type and collection year, total diet composites and printed sample values as single observations, and printed subgroup medians from ordinary farms or markets. Each sampling family has equal total weight. Non-detects stay as zero-to-limit intervals, so quartiles carry lower and upper bounds. Means, ranges and maxima never enter as observations. Other forms, other bases, targeted sampling and results from mining, industrial, wastewater-affected, experimental, fertiliser or manufacturer settings are kept out of this reference.
Inverse weighted empirical CDF; midpoint at exact cumulative-weight boundaries. At least four reference units and a definitely positive Q1–Q3 spread are required. This is a display eligibility rule, not statistical validation.
Limitations
U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 is the only compatible sampling family for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on this basis in the completed grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks ledger, so this single-family reference cannot represent other markets. Reporting regions and purchase markets are not growing areas. Non-detects with differing limits widen the bounds. A position is descriptive concentration, not a safety or compliance judgment.
Admitted source families
Reference version and interpretation
Frozen evidence selection: 2026-10-22. Method: hmi-pooled-reference-v2.
hmi-pooled-reference-v2:grain-based-snacks-002f20180338:b2e4ef73777c
The reference is computed by HMI from admitted evidence, not copied from a study baseline. It describes the evidence currently in this scope; it is not a worldwide or current-lot benchmark. Source, year and region filters do not change it. Different HMI scopes are not one common ranking.
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks tHg reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold
Reference and scope
HMI grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks tHg reference · Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold. Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold; As sold, as eaten or fresh weight, µg/kg; no moisture conversion. Distribution of subgroup median concentration values.
| Reference (µg/kg) | Q1 | Median | Q3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary HMI reference | 2.15 | 2.35 | 2.45 |
| Alternative weighting | 2.15 | 2.35 | 2.45 |
12 reference units; 1 sampling family. Counts describe evidence units, not independent studies or certainty.
| Contributing family | Reference units | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 | 12 | 100% |
Methods
HMI pools subgroup medians for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on a as sold, as eaten or fresh weight basis: monitoring results summarized as one median per reporting region, sampling type and collection year, total diet composites and printed sample values as single observations, and printed subgroup medians from ordinary farms or markets. Each sampling family has equal total weight. Non-detects stay as zero-to-limit intervals, so quartiles carry lower and upper bounds. Means, ranges and maxima never enter as observations. Other forms, other bases, targeted sampling and results from mining, industrial, wastewater-affected, experimental, fertiliser or manufacturer settings are kept out of this reference.
Inverse weighted empirical CDF; midpoint at exact cumulative-weight boundaries. At least four reference units and a definitely positive Q1–Q3 spread are required. This is a display eligibility rule, not statistical validation.
Limitations
U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2024 is the only compatible sampling family for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, as sold on this basis in the completed grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks ledger, so this single-family reference cannot represent other markets. Reporting regions and purchase markets are not growing areas. Non-detects with differing limits widen the bounds. A position is descriptive concentration, not a safety or compliance judgment.
Admitted source families
Reference version and interpretation
Frozen evidence selection: 2026-10-22. Method: hmi-pooled-reference-v2.
hmi-pooled-reference-v2:grain-based-snacks-0d5989d6ffa9:1206bd7626e8
The reference is computed by HMI from admitted evidence, not copied from a study baseline. It describes the evidence currently in this scope; it is not a worldwide or current-lot benchmark. Source, year and region filters do not change it. Different HMI scopes are not one common ranking.
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How metals reach grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
No study in the library compared grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks from contaminated and ordinary settings, so the routes by which metals reach it are not measured here.
Manufacturing, packaging and storage
No study in the library measured the same grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks before and after washing, peeling, drying or cooking for metals, so no processing effect can be stated. Heat does not destroy metals; cooking or drying changes a concentration by moving water or metal, not by removing the element.
Exposure from grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
No source in the library converted grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks concentrations into a verified estimate of intake for a defined population. Concentrations describe the food, not individual risk.
Mitigation for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
Controls with evidence for grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks act at the stages below. Grow corn away from cement plants and other industrial emitters (evidence from corn): maize from the three farms downwind of the plant averaged 230–380 µg/kg lead, against 20 µg/kg at a control farm 18 km upwind; a farm 2.7 km upwind averaged 10 µg/kg.2Trace elements concentrations in soil contaminate corn in the vicinity of a cement-manufacturing plant: potential health implicationsJournal of Exposure Science & Environmental EpidemiologyRead source → Blend maize and other grains with rice in infant foods (evidence from corn): infant porridges and cakes mixing rice with maize and other gluten-free grains had median inorganic arsenic of 10 and 8 µg/kg, against 66 and 60 µg/kg for pure rice products; maize’s own share was not measured.3Dilution of rice with other gluten free grains to lower inorganic arsenic in foods for young children in response to European Union regulations provides impetus to setting stricter standardsPLoS ONERead source → Irrigate corn with fresh or ground water, not wastewater (evidence from corn): maize irrigated with sewage or industrial wastewater carried 260–550 µg/kg lead and 38–112 µg/kg cadmium; maize irrigated with Nile or ground water in the same governorates carried 30 µg/kg lead and 10 µg/kg cadmium or less.4Risk assessment of human exposure to lead and cadmium in maize grains cultivated in soils irrigated either with low-quality water or freshwaterToxicology Reports 7:10-15Read source →
Keep corn fields away from coal-fired power plants (evidence from corn): maize mercury fell from about 21 µg/kg at 1 km to 4.7–6.7 µg/kg at 3 km and 1.06 µg/kg at 5 km; maize bought at a grocery store more than 55 km away held 0.72 µg/kg.5Mercury pollution in vegetables, grains and soils from areas surrounding coal-fired power plantsScientific ReportsRead source → Ask for origin and lot lead results on maize grain (evidence from corn): western Pacific submissions from 2001–2010 had 24 of 327 lead results above 200 µg/kg against 8 of 890 in Europe, and European exceedances fell to none of 400 in 2014–2020.6GEMS/Food Contaminants database heavy-metal exportsGEMS/Food Contamination Monitoring and Assessment ProgrammeRead source → Test each lot against the limit for its form (evidence from corn): the EU limits lead at 200 µg/kg and cadmium at 100 µg/kg for cereals, and lead at 100 µg/kg and cadmium at 20 µg/kg for sweet corn, on a wet-weight basis; nickel limits apply from July 2025 for sweet corn (400 µg/kg) and July 2026 for cereals (800 µg/kg).7Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/915 of 25 April 2023 on maximum levels for certain contaminants in food and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1881/2006Official Journal of the European UnionRead source →
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| Grow corn away from cement plants and other industrial emitterscultivation · As reported | Corn | Pb · Increased Pb · Increased | 1Abatemi-Usman et al. 2023 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators LeadIncreasedDownwind farms higher (observational)Grain lead, dry weightFarm 2.3 km downwind against control farmMaize grain, dry weightHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (380 − 20) / 20 × 100 = 1800.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. LeadIncreasedDownwind farms higher (observational)Grain lead, dry weightFarm 0.7 km downwind against control farmMaize grain, dry weightHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (230 − 20) / 20 × 100 = 1050.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Downwind farms against the upwind control farm, same harvest and method; 12–24 cobs per farm. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context Maize from the three farms downwind of the plant averaged 230–380 µg/kg lead, against 20 µg/kg at a control farm 18 km upwind; a farm 2.7 km upwind averaged 10 µg/kg.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Observational field survey. Farmland near a cement plant; wind direction mattered more than distance. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Observational; one plant and harvest. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Farmland near a cement plant; wind direction mattered more than distance. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Irrigate corn with fresh or ground water, not wastewatercultivation · As reported | Corn | Pb · Increased Cd · Increased | 1El-Hassanin et al. 2020 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators LeadIncreasedWastewater irrigation higher (observational)Grain leadKafr-Dokhmais against Al-Hawia (Kafr El-Sheikh)Maize grain, basis not statedHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (550 − 30) / 30 × 100 = 1733.3%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. CadmiumIncreasedWastewater irrigation higher (observational)Grain cadmiumAl-Nasiria against Al-Hawia (Kafr El-Sheikh)Maize grain, basis not statedHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (112 − 10) / 10 × 100 = 1020.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Wastewater-irrigated sites against the fresh-water site in the same governorate; three field points per site. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context Maize irrigated with sewage or industrial wastewater carried 260–550 µg/kg lead and 38–112 µg/kg cadmium; maize irrigated with Nile or ground water in the same governorates carried 30 µg/kg lead and 10 µg/kg cadmium or less.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Observational field survey. Where low-quality irrigation water is used. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Observational; basis not stated; one season. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Where low-quality irrigation water is used. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Keep corn fields away from coal-fired power plantscultivation · As reported | Corn | tHg · Increased tHg · Decreased | 1Li et al. 2017 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators Total mercuryIncreasedNear-plant maize higher (observational)Grain mercury, fresh weight1 km from plant B against grocery controlMaize grain, fresh weightHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (21.18 − 0.72) / 0.72 × 100 = 2841.7%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Total mercuryDecreasedLower with distance (observational)Grain mercury, fresh weight5 km against 1 km from plant BMaize grain, fresh weightHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (1.06 − 21.18) / 21.18 × 100 = -95.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Distance gradient from each plant against a retail control. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context Maize mercury fell from about 21 µg/kg at 1 km to 4.7–6.7 µg/kg at 3 km and 1.06 µg/kg at 5 km; maize bought at a grocery store more than 55 km away held 0.72 µg/kg.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Observational field survey. Areas downwind of coal combustion. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Observational; sample counts per site not stated. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Areas downwind of coal combustion. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Choose durum cultivars with the functional HMA3 allelecultivation · As reported | Wheat | Cd · Decreased | 1Maccaferri et al. 2019 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators CadmiumDecreasedTwo- to threefold lower transport to grain with the functional alleleGrain cadmiumB1a versus B1b linesGrain as reportedNot quantified · No supported numerical treatment contrast is retained for this finding. A direction, market association, source-selection strategy or guidance statement alone does not establish a percentage change. Near-isogenic lines and a global durum collection, B1a versus B1b. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context The non-functional TdHMA3-B1b allele gives two- to threefold more cadmium transport to shoots and grain than the functional B1a allele; a PCR marker distinguishes low- and high-cadmium lines.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Measured comparison. Durum breeding and cultivar choice; 68% of modern durum cultivars carry the high-cadmium allele. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching or retained in the grain, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
No grain concentrations in the main text. No percentage calculated unless shown in outcomes. Not applicable unless stated. Trade-offs and implementation Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Durum breeding and cultivar choice; 68% of modern durum cultivars carry the high-cadmium allele. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Fungicide at booting on high-cadmium soilcultivation · As reported | Wheat | Cd · Decreased Cd · Decreased | 1Motta-Romero et al. 2021 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators CadmiumDecreasedLower with fungicide (upper end of cultivar range)Grain cadmium, cultivar meansUntreated versus fungicideGrain as reportedModerate · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (140 − 190) / 190 × 100 = -26.3%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. CadmiumDecreasedLower with fungicide (lower end of cultivar range)Grain cadmium, cultivar meansUntreated versus fungicideGrain as reportedModerate · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (70 − 100) / 100 × 100 = -30.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Untreated plots of the same cultivars, site and years. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context A single metconazole application at booting lowered the range of cultivar grain cadmium means from 100–190 to 70–140 µg/kg.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Measured comparison. One site with naturally elevated soil cadmium; one fungicide chemistry. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching or retained in the grain, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Attributed to yield dilution; other chemistries untested. No percentage calculated unless shown in outcomes. Not applicable unless stated. Trade-offs and implementation Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification One site with naturally elevated soil cadmium; one fungicide chemistry. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Blend maize and other grains with rice in infant foodsproduct formulation · As reported | Corn | iAs · Decreased iAs · Decreased | 1Carey et al. 2018 HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators Inorganic arsenicDecreasedMulti-grain porridge lower (observational)Median inorganic arsenicMulti-grain against pure-rice porridgeAs soldHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (10 − 66) / 66 × 100 = -84.8%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Inorganic arsenicDecreasedMulti-grain cakes lower (observational)Median inorganic arsenicMulti-grain against pure-rice cakesAs soldHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (8 − 60) / 60 × 100 = -86.7%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Multi-grain against pure-rice products, as sold. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context Infant porridges and cakes mixing rice with maize and other gluten-free grains had median inorganic arsenic of 10 and 8 µg/kg, against 66 and 60 µg/kg for pure rice products; maize’s own share was not measured.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Observational field survey. Infant food formulation; maize contribution not isolated. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Observational market comparison. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Infant food formulation; maize contribution not isolated. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Ask for origin and lot lead results on maize grainsourcing and procurement · As reported | Corn | Pb · Increased | 1WHO GEMS/Food HMI source record · Original source One dataset family. Linked analytes, repeated seasons and reports are not independent studies. Effects and comparators LeadIncreasedWestern Pacific medians higher (observational)Median grain lead (upper bounds)WPRO against EURO random samplingMaize grain, as soldHigh · HMI calculates the relative change from the retained source means: (50 − 20) / 20 × 100 = 150.0%. This is a descriptive contrast of means; no confidence interval or significance test is inferred. Reporting regions and periods within one monitoring dataset. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context Western Pacific submissions from 2001–2010 had 24 of 327 lead results above 200 µg/kg against 8 of 890 in Europe, and European exceedances fell to none of 400 in 2014–2020.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Observational field survey. Buyers sourcing maize grain internationally. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Observational; reporting regions are not growing areas. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Buyers sourcing maize grain internationally. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Test each lot against the limit for its formlot acceptance and release · As reported | Corn | Pb · Context Cd · Context | GuidanceCommission Regulation (EU) 2023/915 HMI source record · Original source Official guidance; not an independent experimental dataset. Reused across actions without adding studies. Effects and comparators LeadRegulatory limit; detection, not removalLead limitCereals 200 µg/kg; sweet corn 100 µg/kgWet weightContext · No supported numerical treatment contrast is retained for this finding. A direction, market association, source-selection strategy or guidance statement alone does not establish a percentage change. CadmiumRegulatory limit; detection, not removalCadmium limitCereals 100 µg/kg; sweet corn 20 µg/kgWet weightContext · No supported numerical treatment contrast is retained for this finding. A direction, market association, source-selection strategy or guidance statement alone does not establish a percentage change. Regulatory limits; no measured effect. How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context The EU limits lead at 200 µg/kg and cadmium at 100 µg/kg for cereals, and lead at 100 µg/kg and cadmium at 20 µg/kg for sweet corn, on a wet-weight basis; nickel limits apply from July 2025 for sweet corn (400 µg/kg) and July 2026 for cereals (800 µg/kg).
Design, applicability and operating conditions Regulatory or author guidance. Corn placed on the EU market. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching corn, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Testing detects contamination; it does not remove it. Differences are read from the source means or medians shown in outcomes. Basis as stated in outcomes; no mass balance reported. Trade-offs and implementation Mycotoxins are outside this table. Not assessed. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Corn placed on the EU market. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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| Milling durum wheatgrain processing · As reported | Wheat | Ni · Context Cd · Context | GuidanceThielecke and Nugent 2018 HMI source record · Original source Official guidance; not an independent experimental dataset. Reused across actions without adding studies. Effects and comparators NickelReported reduction; no valuesMilled productGrain versus milled productGrain as reportedContext · No supported numerical treatment contrast is retained for this finding. A direction, market association, source-selection strategy or guidance statement alone does not establish a percentage change. CadmiumReported reduction; no valuesMilled productGrain versus milled productGrain as reportedContext · No supported numerical treatment contrast is retained for this finding. A direction, market association, source-selection strategy or guidance statement alone does not establish a percentage change. Durum grain versus milled products (secondary citation). How magnitude is classified HMI editorial magnitude bands: Low is a change greater than 0% and below 25%; Moderate is 25% to below 50%; High is 50% or more, relative to that control’s own comparator. Direction is shown separately. These are descriptive display bands, not validated efficacy cutoffs, occurrence-baseline positions, statistical significance, evidence certainty, safety or net benefit. A range spanning bands retains both labels; a qualitative label has no implied percentage. Control in context The review reports that milling durum wheat reduced nickel most, then arsenic, cadmium and lead, without measured percentages.
Design, applicability and operating conditions Author guidance or regulatory assessment. Durum milling. One study family. As reported by the source Reduces metal reaching or retained in the grain, or detects it before release. Source measurements and linked outcomes
Secondary citation without numbers. No percentage calculated unless shown in outcomes. Not applicable unless stated. Trade-offs and implementation Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed unless stated. Not assessed. Not quantified. Not assessed. Applicability and verification Durum milling. Lot testing. See source. Extraction limits and next actions
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Buying and verifying grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks
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Limits by market
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Recalls and enforcement
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Evidence review and remaining gaps
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Grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks FAQs
What heavy metals are found in grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks?
The library reports lead, cadmium, total arsenic and total mercury in grain-based snacks (crackers, biscuits, cookies, popcorn, pretzels) — non-rice clean counterpart to rice-snacks, most often lead, cadmium and total arsenic.1Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)FDA analytical results tableRead source →
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- Analytical Results for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury in Food Intended for Babies and Young Children - TEP (FY2009-FY2024)Dataset
- Trace elements concentrations in soil contaminate corn in the vicinity of a cement-manufacturing plant: potential health implicationsPeer-reviewed
- Dilution of rice with other gluten free grains to lower inorganic arsenic in foods for young children in response to European Union regulations provides impetus to setting stricter standardsPeer-reviewed
- Risk assessment of human exposure to lead and cadmium in maize grains cultivated in soils irrigated either with low-quality water or freshwaterPeer-reviewed
- Mercury pollution in vegetables, grains and soils from areas surrounding coal-fired power plantsPeer-reviewed
- GEMS/Food Contaminants database heavy-metal exportsDataset
- Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/915 of 25 April 2023 on maximum levels for certain contaminants in food and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1881/2006Regulation
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