These are rapid detection devices intended for use outside centralized laboratories. The abstract highlights them as an important future trajectory for hazardous-component analysis.
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The source emphasizes integrated technological approaches, field-deployable rapid detection devices, and global standardized frameworks as important future directions for hazardous-component analysis.
The work aims to provide technical guidance for efficient and precise detection of hazardous components in agricultural products and to inform robust food safety regulatory systems.
The source reviews hazardous agents in agricultural commodities including pesticide residues, heavy metals, mycotoxins, microbial contaminants, antibiotic residues, and genetically modified material.