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Antioxidants 104 NAME: Tocopherols, mixed a (dl), g and d (synthetic) CATEGORY: Antioxidant/ Vitamin supplement FOOD USE: Infant foods/ Milk fat/ Mayonnaise/ Salad dressings/ Vegetable oils/ Processed meats/ Fresh and frozen sausages/ Snacks and nuts/ Dehydrated potatoes SYNONYMS: da-[2R,4¢R,8¢R]-2,5,7,8-tetramethyl-2-(4¢,8¢,12¢-trimethyl-tridecyl)-6-chromanol; 5,7,8-trimethyltocol E307/ g-7,8-dimethyltocol, E308/ d-8-methyltocol, E309/ Pristene ® 180, 184, 185, 186, 198/ Tenite ® FORMULA: a=C29H50O2; g =C28H48 O2; d =C27 H46O2 MOLECULAR MASS: a=430.72; g =416.69; d =402.67 ALTERNATIVE FORMS: Tocopheryl acetate PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Yellow to brownish viscous oily liquid, odourless BOILING POINT IN °C AT VARIOUS a=210; g =200–210; d =150 PRESSURES (INCLUDING 760 mm Hg): PURITY %: a-Tocopherol content is not less than 96% and not more than 102% SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE/pH COMBINATIONS: in water: @ 20°C Insoluble in vegetable oil: Soluble in ethanol solution: Soluble FUNCTION IN FOODS: Functions as a free-radical terminator in autoxidation reactions, and is considered as an antioxidant. It supplies vitamin E as a nutrient to foods. Some plant foods, particularly vegetable oils, oilseeds and nuts, naturally contain tocopherols, but during processing they are partly destroyed ALTERNATIVES: Natural tocopherols TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Direct addition, spraying or dipping, can be used in frying oils
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Food Additives Data Book
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Contents vi Part 3 Colourings 121 A
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Contents viii Dextranase (Penicilli
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Contents x Calcium lactate pentahyd
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Contents xii Calcium disodium ethyl
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Editors Jim Smith, PhD, MBA, FIFST
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Part 14—Sweeteners David K. MacKi
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Part 1 Acidulants
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VAPOUR PRESSURE AT VARIOUS -17.2 (1
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Acceptable daily intake for humans
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Acidulants 8 NAME: Adipic acid CATE
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Acidulants 10 Diisobutyl adipate ca
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Acidulants 12 NAME: Caprylic acid C
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Acidulants 14 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: L
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Acidulants 16 NAME: Citric acid CAT
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Acidulants 18 FUNCTION IN FOODS: Ci
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Acidulants 20 Monoglyceride citrate
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Acidulants 22 Dipotassium citrate:
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Acidulants 24 NAME: Dehydroacetic R
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Acidulants 26 Doores, S. (1990) pH
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 0.5 HEA
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REFERENCES: Budavari, S., O’Neill
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Glucono
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 10 p
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It is used to flavour various poult
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Acidulants 40 NAME: Malic acid CATE
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Acidulants 42 The US Internal Reven
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Acidulants 44 NAME: Phosphoric acid
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Acidulants 46 Ammonium phosphate, d
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Acidulants 48 Magnesium phosphate,
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Acidulants 50 Sodium phosphate, dib
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Page 81 and 82: Acidulants 62 NAME: Sodium diacetat
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Page 89 and 90: Acidulants 70 NAME: Tartaric acid C
Page 91 and 92: Acidulants 72 Potassium bitartrate
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Page 99 and 100: Antioxidants 80 NAME: Ascorbyl palm
Page 101 and 102: Antioxidants 82 NAME: Sodium ascorb
Page 103: Antioxidants 84 NAME: Calcium ascor
Page 106 and 107: in vegetable oil: @ 25°C 30% cotto
Page 109 and 110: Antioxidants 90 NAME: Butylated hyd
Page 111: Antioxidants 92 REFERENCES: Sustane
Page 115 and 116: Antioxidants 96 NAME: Propyl gallat
Page 117: Antioxidants 98 (USA: contd) Pizza
Page 120 and 121: FUNCTION IN FOODS: Prevents oxidati
Page 124 and 125: SYNERGISTS: Citric acid; ascorbyl p
Page 127 and 128: Antioxidants 108 NAME: Rosemary ext
Page 129: Antioxidants 110 NAME: Tea extract
Page 132 and 133: TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Can be
Page 134 and 135: SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE
Page 136 and 137: SYNERGISTS: BHT; PG LEGISLATION: GM
Page 138: FUNCTION IN FOODS: Augments fruit f
Page 141 and 142: Colourings 122 NAME: Alkanet CATEGO
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Page 146 and 147: PURITY %: Not less than 85% total c
Page 149 and 150: Colourings 130 NAME: Aluminium CATE
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Page 154 and 155: HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 40 p
Page 157 and 158: Colourings 138 NAME: Annatto CATEGO
Page 159 and 160: Colourings 140 TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN
Page 161 and 162: Colourings 142 NAME: Anthocyanin CA
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Page 165 and 166: Colourings 146 NAME: Beta-apo-8¢-c
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Colourings 154 NAME: Brown FK CATEG
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Colourings 156 SYNERGISTS: None kno
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 30 HEAV
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Colourings 162 NAME: Calcium carbon
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Colourings 164 NAME: Canthaxanthin
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Colourings 166 ANTAGONISTS: Oxidisi
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: Typical
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Colourings 172 NAME: Ammonia carame
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Colourings 174 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES:
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: Typical
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Colourings 180 NAME: Sulphite ammon
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Colourings 182 ANTAGONISTS: N/A FOO
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Colourings 188 NAME: Carmine CATEGO
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Colourings 190 LEGISLATION: USA: CA
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 5 HEAVY
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Colourings 196 NAME: Carmoisine CAT
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Colourings 204 NAME: Mixed carotene
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Colourings 206 LEGISLATION: USA: UK
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STRUCTURE OF CHLOROPHYLL: CH 2 CH 3
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Colourings 216 NAME: Copper chlorop
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Colourings 224 NAME: Crocin CATEGOR
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PURITY %: 90% total colouring matte
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Colourings 232 NAME: Erythrosine CA
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Colourings 234 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES:
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PURITY %: Not less than 96% of tota
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Colourings 240 NAME: Fast Green FCF
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN
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Colourings 248 NAME: Green S CATEGO
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Colourings 256 NAME: Black iron oxi
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Colourings 258 NAME: Red iron oxide
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Colourings 266 NAME: Litholrubine B
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Colourings 268 REFERENCE: Smith, J.
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: N/A HEA
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STRUCTURE OF MONASCUS PIGMENTS: R C
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Colourings 278 NAME: Patent Blue V
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 20 HEAV
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Colourings 286 NAME: Quinoline Yell
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Colourings 294 NAME: Silver CATEGOR
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Colourings 296 NAME: Sunset Yellow
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PURITY %: Not less than 85% dye con
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STRUCTURE OF TARTRAZINE: CO 2Na NaO
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ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 A
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Colourings 308 NAME: Red 2G CATEGOR
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Colourings 316 NAME: Safflower CATE
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN
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Colourings 324 NAME: Lutein CATEGOR
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Colourings 332 NAME: Paprika extrac
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Colourings 336 NAME: Riboflavin CAT
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ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 S
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Part 4 Emulsifiers
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in ethanol solution: @ 95% Soluble
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Emulsifiers 348 Acid value max 3; I
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Emulsifiers 350 NAME: Acetic acid e
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Emulsifiers 352 NAME: Citric acid e
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Emulsifiers 354 NAME: Diacetyl tart
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Emulsifiers 356 NAME: Lactic acid e
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Emulsifiers 358 NAME: Mixed acetic
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: US
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Emulsifiers 364 NAME: Ethoxylated m
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ALTERNATIVES: Mono- and diglyceride
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: No
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HLB 3-4 (low polarity). Amylose com
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: AU
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: No
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Emulsifiers 388 NAME: Stearyl tartr
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Enzymes 390 NAME: Alpha-amylase CAT
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Enzymes 392 NAME: Alpha-galactosida
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SYNERGISTS: Aspergillus oryzae -; A
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Enzymes 398 NAME: Beta-amylase CATE
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Enzymes 400 NAME: Beta-galactosidas
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Enzymes 402 NAME: Beta-glucanase CA
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ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: Asp
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Enzymes 408 NAME: Catalase CATEGORY
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Enzymes 412 NAME: Cellulase CATEGOR
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Enzymes 414 NAME: Chymotrypsin (pan
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Enzymes 418 NAME: Diacetyl reductas
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS from
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: GR
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REFERENCES: Ash, M., and Ash, I. (1
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REFERENCES: Ash, M., and Ash, I. (1
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Enzymes 430 NAME: Inulinase CATEGOR
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Enzymes 434 NAME: Lipase CATEGORY:
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Enzymes 436 NAME: Metallo-neutral p
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Enzymes 440 NAME: Naringinase (Peni
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS from
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS sour
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Enzymes 448 NAME: Pepsin (porcine m
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Enzymes 450 NAME: Peroxidase (horse
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Enzymes 454 NAME: Rennet (bovine ab
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Enzymes 456 NAME: Subtilisin CATEGO
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Enzymes 460 NAME: Trypsin (pancreat
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Part 6 Flavour Enhancers
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Human poison by
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Flavour Enhancers 468 NAME: Brown a
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Flavour Enhancers 472 NAME: Ammonia
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Flavour Enhancers 474 REFERENCES: L
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Flavour Enhancers 478 NAME: Disodiu
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Flavour Enhancers 480 NAME: Lactic
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Flavour Enhancers 482 REFERENCE: Le
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Flavour Enhancers 486 NAME: Magnesi
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Flavour Enhancers 488 NAME: Malic a
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Flavour Enhancers 490 FOOD SAFETY I
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Flavour Enhancers 492 NAME: Ammoniu
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REFERENCE: Lewis, R. J., Sr. (1989)
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: pH of a
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Flavour Enhancers 500 NAME: Potassi
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Flavour Enhancers 502 (USA: contd)
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Long-te
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Flavour Enhancers 508 NAME: Succini
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Flavour Enhancers 510 NAME: Tannic
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Flavour Enhancers 512 NAME: L-Tarta
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Flavour Enhancers 514 NAME: Ethyl m
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Flavour Enhancers 516 NAME: Glycine
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Flavour Enhancers 518 NAME: L-Gluta
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Flavour Enhancers 520 NAME: Licoric
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Flavour Enhancers 524 NAME: Magnesi
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REFERENCE: Lewis, R. J., Sr. (1989)
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thermal stability is affected mainl
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Flavour Enhancers 532 NAME: Sodium
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Part 7 Flour Additives
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REFERENCES: Pritchard, P. E. (1992)
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Chlorine dioxid
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SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: When us
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Sodium
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: This ac
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: Permitted
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ALTERNATIVES: Sodium acid pyrophosp
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: L-Cyste
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: A satis
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: The provisional
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Gases 560 NAME: Argon CATEGORY: Pac
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Gases 564 NAME: Nitrous oxide CATEG
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Gases 566 NAME: Ozone CATEGORY: Gas
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Gases 568 NAME: Carbon dioxide CATE
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Gases 570 NAME: Nitrogen CATEGORY:
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Part 9 Nutritive Additives
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: Regulatio
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: Regulatio
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Nutritive Additives 580 NAME: Nicot
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Nutritive Additives 582 NAME: Pyrid
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Nutritive Additives 584 NAME: Ribof
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Nutritive Additives 586 NAME: Ribof
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Nutritive Additives 588 NAME: Thiam
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Nutritive Additives 592 NAME: Calci
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Nutritive Additives 594 NAME: Natur
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Nutritive Additives 596 NAME: Beta-
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Nutritive Additives 598 NAME: Phyto
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Nutritive Additives 602 NAME: Niaci
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Nutritive Additives 610 NAME: Ascor
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Nutritive Additives 612 NAME: Bioti
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Nutritive Additives 626 NAME: Chole
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Nutritive Additives 630 NAME: Cyano
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Nutritive Additives 632 NAME: Ergoc
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Nutritive Additives 634 NAME: Ferro
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Nutritive Additives 636 NAME: Ferri
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Nutritive Additives 638 NAME: Ferro
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Nutritive Additives 640 NAME: Folic
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Nutritive Additives 642 NAME: Magne
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Nutritive Additives 644 NAME: Magne
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Nutritive Additives 646 NAME: Sodiu
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Nutritive Additives 648 NAME: Reduc
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Nutritive Additives 650 NAME: Retin
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Nutritive Additives 656 NAME: Zinc
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Part 10 Polysaccharides
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Agar is a mixture of agaran (agaros
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Alginates are composed of blocks of
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SYNERGISTS: Divalent ion, pectins A
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Large quantities of gum arabic are
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Carrage
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Polysaccharides 676 NAME: Kappa-car
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Polysaccharides 678 REFERENCES: Ash
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Carrage
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Polysaccharides 684 NAME: Carrageen
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SYNERGISTS: Xanthan ANTAGONISTS: No
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The viscosity of carboxymethyl cell
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In comparison with many other polys
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SYNERGISTS: Casein; chitosan; locus
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Forms strong, brittle gels which ar
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Non-toxic. The
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synergistic interaction with xantha
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Hydroxy ethyl cellulose has useful
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Hydroxy
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Hydroxy
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LEGISLATION: Usage level: Limitatio
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formation. The synergistic interact
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increasing molecular weight and dec
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Preservatives 732 NAME: Sorbic acid
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Preservatives 734 SYNERGISTS: Sulph
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Preservatives 740 NAME: Potassium s
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Preservatives 742 ANTAGONISTS: Non-
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Preservatives 748 NAME: Benzoic aci
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Usage l
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Preservatives 758 NAME: Calcium ben
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Preservatives 760 NAME: Ethyl-4-hyd
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Preservatives 768 NAME: Methyl para
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Multifu
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Multifu
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Antimicrobial pr
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: CA
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Normal humans a
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Impregn
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: EP
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Preservatives 792 NAME: Thiabendazo
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Cheese
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Preservatives 798 NAME: Potassium n
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Preservatives 800 NAME: Sodium nitr
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Preservatives 802 NAME: Sodium nitr
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Preservatives 804 NAME: Potassium n
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Preservatives 806 NAME: Propionic a
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Preservatives 808 NAME: Sodium prop
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Sequestrants 818 NAME: Calcium acet
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Sequestrants 820 NAME: Calcium chlo
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Sequestrants 822 NAME: Calcium citr
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Sequestrants 824 NAME: Calcium gluc
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Sequestrants 826 NAME: Calcium sulp
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Sequestrants 830 NAME: Citric acid
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Sequestrants 832 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Stabilises lard
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: FD
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: 1% solu
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Sequestrants 842 NAME: Potassium ph
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Sequestrants 846 NAME: Potassium so
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Sequestrants 848 NAME: Manganese ci
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Used as a buffer
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everages; decreases loss of carbona
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: FD
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Sequestrants 858 NAME: Phosphoric a
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Sequestrants 860 NAME: Potassium di
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Solvents 862 NAME: Acetic acid CATE
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Solvents 864 LEGISLATION: USA: CANA
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REFERENCES: Lewis, R. J. (1989) Foo
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ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 S
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Excelle
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Slightl
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Keep ti
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Solvents 886 NAME: Isopropanol CATE
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Solvents 888 NAME: Lactic acid (D,
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Solvents 890 NAME: Methanol CATEGOR
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Solvents 892 NAME: Mono- and diglyc
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Solvents 894 NAME: Octyl alcohol CA
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Solvents 896 NAME: 1,2-Propanediol
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Solvents 898 NAME: Triacetyl glycer
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Part 14 Sweeteners
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Commercially successful combination
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(5) Dry bases for gelatins, pudding
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No approval required for use in man
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Table IX - Food additives that may
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Minifie, B. W. (1989) Chocolate, Co
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Characteristics of sweeteners (1 :1
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In 1985, National Academic of Scien
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Sweeteners 946 - Mesh size: MR 100,
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Sweeteners 948 REFERENCES: Smith, J
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(c) The ingredient is used as an an
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Sweeteners 956 NAME: Monellin CATEG
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PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Sodium s
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SYNERGISTS: With isomalt, it masks
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(e) Manufacturers who do not custom
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E.01.005 - Commencing June 1, 1979,
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Sweeteners 968 NAME: Sorbitol CATEG
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Sweeteners 970 - increased resistan
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Sweeteners 972 Sorbitol solution, U
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Sweeteners 974 Solubility at 37°C:
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Sweeteners 976 Used as a humectant
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Sweeteners 978 (b) The ingredient m
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Sweeteners 980 - Maximum level: 5 m
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Sweeteners 982 NAME: Stevioside CAT
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Sweeteners 984 LEGISLATION: USA: No
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Sweeteners 986 Taste profile improv
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Stable
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ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: Tri
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Due to licorice taste and delayed s
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Regulatory Status: ADI level as of
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REFERENCES: Smith, J. (1991) Food A
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Sweeteners 1000 NAME: Xylitol CATEG
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Sweeteners 1002 Suitable for diabet
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(1,1-dimethylethyl)-4 methyoxypheno
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calcium phosphate dibasic, 616, 618
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diethyl tartrate, 70, 876-7 diferoy
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ethyl paraben, 762 ethyl tartrate,
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methylacetopyronone, 24 methylcellu
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sodium sorbate, 733, 736-8, 741, 74
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