Non-TDS Foods Analyzed for PCDD/PCDFs in 2001-2003

The following are links to summary and congener specific polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxin (PCDD) and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDF) concentration results for non-TDS foods analyzed by FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) in fiscal year 2001-2003:

Each results file is a self-extracting compressed (zipped), tab-delimited text file that can be downloaded, decompressed (double-click the file or use a program like Stuffit Expander), and imported by database or spreadsheet software. For best viewing and data manipulation, the text files should be saved and then opened from a database or spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel, Corel QuattroPro and Lotus 1-2-3.

PCDD/PCDF Summary and Congener Files for Non-TDS Foods Analyzed in FY 2001-2003
(Complete Set of 144 files also available for download, 399 KB)
Food Category	Food	PCDD/PCDF Summary File	PCDD/PCDF Congener File
Dairy	Milk	dioxsu01.exe	dioxco01.exe
	Butter	dioxsu02.exe	dioxco02.exe
	Cheese, American	dioxsu03.exe	dioxco03.exe
	Cream	dioxsu04.exe	dioxco04.exe
	Ice Cream	dioxsu05.exe	dioxco05.exe
	Yogurt	dioxsu06.exe	dioxco06.exe
Eggs	Egg	dioxsu07.exe	dioxco07.exe
Fats/Oils	Canola Oil	dioxsu08.exe	dioxco08.exe
	Corn Oil	dioxsu09.exe	dioxco09.exe
	Cottonseed Oil	dioxsu10.exe	dioxco10.exe
	Lard	dioxsu11.exe	dioxco11.exe
	Margarine	dioxsu12.exe	dioxco12.exe
	Olive Oil	dioxsu13.exe	dioxco13.exe
	Safflower Oil	dioxsu14.exe	dioxco14.exe
	Soybean Oil	dioxsu15.exe	dioxco15.exe
	Vegetable Shortening	dioxsu16.exe	dioxco16.exe
Fruits/Vegetables	Apple	dioxsu17.exe	dioxco17.exe
	Avocado	dioxsu18.exe	dioxco18.exe
	Banana	dioxsu19.exe	dioxco19.exe
	Carrot	dioxsu20.exe	dioxco20.exe
	Coconut	dioxsu21.exe	dioxco21.exe
	Cucumber	dioxsu22.exe	dioxco22.exe
	Olive	dioxsu23.exe	dioxco23.exe
	Onion	dioxsu24.exe	dioxco24.exe
	Orange	dioxsu25.exe	dioxco25.exe
	Potato	dioxsu26.exe	dioxco26.exe
	Pumpkin	dioxsu27.exe	dioxco27.exe
Grains/Cereals	Corn Flour	dioxsu28.exe	dioxco28.exe
	Corn Meal	dioxsu29.exe	dioxco29.exe
	Oatmeal	dioxsu30.exe	dioxco30.exe
	Rice	dioxsu31.exe	dioxco31.exe
	Wheat Flour	dioxsu32.exe	dioxco32.exe
Seafood-Finfish	Basa	dioxsu33.exe	dioxco33.exe
	Bluefish	dioxsu34.exe	dioxco34.exe
	Catfish	dioxsu35.exe	dioxco35.exe
	Flounder	dioxsu36.exe	dioxco36.exe
	Halibut	dioxsu37.exe	dioxco37.exe
	Ocean Perch	dioxsu38.exe	dioxco38.exe
	Pollock	dioxsu39.exe	dioxco39.exe
	Salmon, Aquaculture	dioxsu40.exe	dioxco40.exe
	Salmon, Wild	dioxsu41.exe	dioxco41.exe
	Salmon, N/D	dioxsu42.exe	dioxco42.exe
	Salmon, Smoked	dioxsu43.exe	dioxco43.exe
	Sardines, Canned	dioxsu44.exe	dioxco44.exe
	Sole	dioxsu45.exe	dioxco45.exe
	Striped Bass, Aquaculture	dioxsu46.exe	dioxco46.exe
	Striped Bass, Wild	dioxsu47.exe	dioxco47.exe
	Striped Bass, N/D	dioxsu48.exe	dioxco48.exe
	Swordfish	dioxsu49.exe	dioxco49.exe
	Tilapia	dioxsu50.exe	dioxco50.exe
	Trout	dioxsu51.exe	dioxco51.exe
	Tuna, Canned	dioxsu52.exe	dioxco52.exe
	Tuna, Not Canned	dioxsu53.exe	dioxco53.exe
Seafood-Shellfish	Clam	dioxsu54.exe	dioxco54.exe
	Crab	dioxsu55.exe	dioxco55.exe
	Mussel	dioxsu56.exe	dioxco56.exe
	Oyster	dioxsu57.exe	dioxco57.exe
	Scallop	dioxsu58.exe	dioxco58.exe
	Shrimp	dioxsu59.exe	dioxco59.exe
Tree Nuts/Peanuts	Almond	dioxsu60.exe	dioxco60.exe
	Cashew	dioxsu61.exe	dioxco61.exe
	Peanut	dioxsu62.exe	dioxco62.exe
	Pecan	dioxsu63.exe	dioxco63.exe
	Pistachio	dioxsu64.exe	dioxco64.exe
	Walnut	dioxsu65.exe	dioxco65.exe
Dietary Supplements	Cod Liver Oil	dioxsu66.exe	dioxco66.exe
	Fish (Body) Oil	dioxsu67.exe	dioxco67.exe
	Vitamin A	dioxsu68.exe	dioxco68.exe
	Vitamin D	dioxsu69.exe	dioxco69.exe
	Vitamin E	dioxsu70.exe	dioxco70.exe
	Vitamin K	dioxsu71.exe	dioxco71.exe
	Wheat Germ	dioxsu72.exe	dioxco72.exe

For salmon (except smoked salmon) and striped bass, PCDD/PCDF concentration from various sources (e.g., aquaculture, wild, and N/D) is indicated. N/D means that information on fish source (i.e., aquaculture or wild) was not determined.

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Hypertext updated by viv November 14, 2007