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Indicator full name: Level of total concentrations for pollutants in human milk expressed in WHO toxic equivalents (WHO-TEQs) Unit: pg/g fat Dimensions: - Country (COUNTRY) - Sex (SEX) - Year of measure (YEAR) Years data is available: 1972—2007 Last updated: 08 September 2015 - Albania - Andorra - Armenia - Austria - Azerbaijan - Belarus - Belgium - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Croatia - Cyprus - Czechia - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Georgia - Germany - Greece - Hungary - Iceland - Ireland - Israel - Italy - Kazakhstan - Kyrgyzstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Malta - Monaco - Montenegro - Netherlands - North Macedonia - Norway - Poland - Portugal - Republic of Moldova - Romania - Russian Federation - San Marino - Serbia - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Switzerland - Tajikistan - Turkey - Turkmenistan - Ukraine - United Kingdom - Uzbekistan http://www.euro.who.int/en/data-and-evidence/environment-and-health-information-system-enhis/enhis-database Data source References (5–7,16), including the unpublished results of the fourth round of monitoring of human milk, were the main data sources used in this fact sheet. In addition, the Global Environment Monitoring System – Food Contamination Monitoring and Assessment Programme (GEMS/Food) Contaminants Database, accessed through the WHO Summary Information on Global Health Trends (SIGHT), was also consulted (30). The latter gives information on 20 countries throughout the WHO European Region. Description of data Data from references (5–7) were mostly from pooled representative human milk samples collected and analysed according to the WHO guidelines on the biomonitoring of human milk for POPs (19). Results were generally expressed as ng/g milk fat and WHO-TEQs (pg/g fat). The data were collected by GEMS/Food participating institutions using standardized methods for sampling and measuring contaminants and for submitting data to the GEMS/Food database. They included levels of dioxins, PCDFs and PCBs in human milk gathered under the SCOOP/EU/RIVM project. The database contains data on many other POPs. Results are expressed as concentrations of POPs in µg/kg milk fat and µg/kg whole milk, but mostly as µg/kg of unspecified matrix (that is, no distinction as to whether it is whole milk or only milk fat). Method of calculating the indicator Studies with concentrations of POPs in µg/kg (or an alternative mass/mass unit) in milk fat were used. The concentrations of PCDDs, PCDFs and dioxin-like PCBs were converted to WHO-TEQs relative to 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD), based on toxic equivalency factors as recommended by WHO (31). Geographical coverage Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine. Period of coverage Frequency of update Varies between compounds and countries. Data quality Data quality varied between compounds and countries. However, data used in this fact sheet were of good quality, representative of the whole country and sampled and analysed in officially accredited laboratories or in laboratories that had successfully participated in relevant proficiency tests.
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Tvrtka JURANKO S.M. razvilo se iz obrta, koji datira iz 80-ih g., a za izradu dijelova te reznog alata za papirnu industriju. Širenjem obima poslova, te nizom upita za izradu ostalog reznog alata za druge oblike industrija, 1989 godine osnovana je tvrtka pod današnjim nazivom, s zaposlenicima koji imaju u prosjeku 20-godišnje iskustvo u radu na poslovima izrade reznog alata. Upravo zbog velike raznolikosti u načinu rezanja, te raznovrsnosti proizvodnih procesa vrlo veliku pažnju posvećujemo odabiru materijala za izradu strojnih industrijskih noževa. U nastojanju da naši alati imaju što bolja rezna svojstva, za izradu industrijskih noževa koristimo najkvalitetnije alatne čelike, brzorezne čelike i praškaste čelike dok najveću pažnju posvećujemo završnoj obradi, a to je oštrenje i brušenje. Usvajanjem novih tehnologija te ulaganjem u strojni park, kao i usmjerenost prema kvaliteti proizvoda te poštivanju dogovorenih rokova izrade, tvrtku JURANKO S.M. dovodi u poziciju da od ukupne proizvodnje industrijskih noževa na izvoz otpada gotovo 70%. Trenutno izvozimo u 30 zemlja svijeta - Austria - Italija - Njemačka - Belgija - Nizozemska - Francuska - Danska - Engleska - Finska - Češka Republika - Slovenija - Švicarska - Bjelorusija - Litva - Bosna i Hercegovina - Srbija - Izrael - Meksiko - Rusija - Estonija - Australija - Portugal - Čile - Mađarska - Makedonija - Crna Gora - Luksemburg - Egipat - Rumunjska - Poljska Dakle, ovi podaci daju nam za pravo, da Vam tvrtku JURANKO S.M. predložimo kao pouzdanog proizvođača industrijskih strojnih noževa. Obratite nam se s povjerenjem!