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초록

This study was performed to improve overall consumer health by excluding illegal
medicinal herbs that contain pesticide residues from the market. From January 2016 to
December 2017, 2,951 medicinal herbs distributed in the Seoul area were surveyed for
residual pesticides. In 2016, pesticide residues were detected in 11 out of 1,443
medicinal products, corresponding to a detection rate of 0.8%. Of these 11 products,
four out of the two items showed a false positive rate of 0.3%. In 2017, pesticide
residues were detected in 12 out of 250 items(1,508 items), corresponding to a detection
rate of 0.8%. In two instances, residues were present at levels exceeding the accepted
safe level, corresponding to a 0.1% nonconformity rate. The detected pesticides were
chlorpyrifos, cyhalothrin, cypermethrin, isoprothiolane, bhc, Alismatis rhizoma, and
Astragali radix. Detection rate was higher in improted products relative to those
produced in korea, and all non - conformities were detected