Economic Observation Network According to CCTV Finance News,Recently, there have been rumors circulating on the internet that "various cooking papers are toxic", causing many people to fall into safety anxiety. Are these "rumors" true? Recently, the Shanghai Municipal Consumer Protection Commission conducted testing on 25 mainstream cooking papers on the market, revealing the truth for us.

Recently, the online rumors of "excessive evaporation residue value of steamer paper" and "carcinogens contained in steamer paper" have attracted consumer attention. The testing personnel conducted comprehensive safety inspections by simulating the actual use scenarios of steamer paper in contact with different foods such as oil and acid. A total of 25 cooking papers were tested this time, including 7 air fryer papers, 6 steamer liners, 6 food absorbing papers, and 6 coffee filter papers.

Su Chunjuan, Senior Engineer of Testing Institution：We are simulating the usage environment of steamer paper, soaking it in 95% ethanol, and then placing it in an oven to simulate the high-temperature usage environment of steamer paper. Afterwards, we will test the residual evaporation (slag) value on the machine to see if there are any harmful substances remaining.

Evaporation residue value refers to the total amount of non-volatile substances that precipitate and migrate from paper to food at a specific high temperature. According to the test results, the evaporation residue values of all samples are within the range ofNo carcinogens were detected within the standard limit.

In addition, regarding whether there are carcinogens in air fryer paperAcrylamideRegarding the residual issue, testing personnel conducted tests on 7 samples of air fryer paper produced in a formal manner. The results showed that there were no residues of such substances.

There are also rumors that white coffee filter paper contains fluorescent agents, and testing personnel have conducted qualitative detection of fluorescent substances on multiple coffee filter papers through ultraviolet analyzers.

Experts remind that "three no" products are the "hardest hit areas" for excessive chemical substances. Consumers should pay attention to the GB 4806.8 logo, as well as information such as the factory name and address, when making a purchase. Avoid purchasingThree No Products。