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Food additives data book - wordpres

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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 40<br />

ppm:<br />

ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3<br />

ASH MAXIMUM IN %: N/A<br />

SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE/pH COMBINATIONS:<br />

in water: @ 20°C 18% @ 50°C 20% @ 100°C 25%<br />

in vegetable oil: @ 20°C Insoluble @ 50°C Insoluble @ 100°C Insoluble<br />

in sucrose solution: @ 10% 10% @ 40% 6% @ 60% 4%<br />

in sodium chloride solution: @ 5% Soluble @ 10% Insoluble @ 15% Insoluble<br />

in ethanol solution: @ 5% Insoluble @ 20% Insoluble @ 95% Insoluble @ 100% Insoluble<br />

in propylene glycol: @ 20°C 3% @ 50°C 4% @ 100°C 5%<br />

FUNCTION IN FOODS: Water-soluble bright-red colour, or insoluble bright red food colour as the aluminium lake<br />

ALTERNATIVES: Other red food colours, although not the same hue, include: Carmine; Carmoisine; Allura Red;<br />

Erythrosine; Beet Red; Anthocyanins (in acidic media); Ponceau 4R<br />

TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: A bright-red robust colour with good light and heat stability. Quite stable to acidic and alkaline<br />

conditions. Used extensively in sausages to give a characteristic pink/red shade which browns on<br />

cooking.<br />

SYNERGISTS: None known<br />

ANTAGONISTS: None known<br />

FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Red 2G has been shown to produce Heinz bodies in animals during metabolism. Its use has been<br />

restricted in Europe.<br />

Red 2G 309

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