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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Emulsion-stabilising in margarine and spreads, bakery compounds and coffee whiteners. Aeration/creaming in cake margarine and shortening. Foam stabilising in whipped toppings Amylose-complexing index – min 90% monoester – 26–35 (poor) HLB – 3–4 (low polarity) ALTERNATIVES: Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids – saturated. Other emulsifying agents in varying respects at different dosages TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: For low-fat spreads, unsaturated mono-diglycerides (IV 80–105) are preferred for producing a fine stable dispersion of water droplets. Emulsifier dosage 0.5–1%, possibly in combination with 0.2–0.5% polyglycerol polyricinoleate (IV approx. 85) and hydrocolloids. For bakery compounds (40–80% soft fat), unsaturated mono-diglycerides (IV 60–80) are recommended at dosages of 1–2% to produce a fine stable dispersion with good shelf-life FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: No acute toxic effects at practicable dosage levels. No harmful effects specifically associated with mono- and diglycerides. ADI – not limited. LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: US FDA 21 CFR 184.1505. E471 – ADI no limit GRAS – Dough strengthener, EC Directive 95/2 (OJ No. L61, 18.3.95) Schedule 1 (enacted in UK emulsifiers, formulation aids, as statutory instrument 1995 No. 3187) Miscellaneous additives lubricants, surface-active generally permitted for use. Also schedules 4, 7 & 8 (parts 1, 2, 3 & agents, etc. 4) Purity criteria laid down in EC Directive 78/663 (OJ L223, 14/8/78) REFERENCES: Madsen, J. (1989) Low-calorie spread and melange production in Europe. In: World Conference on Edible Oils and Fats AOCS, Maastricht, October. Flack, E. Butter, margarine, spreads and baking fats. In: Gunstone, F. D., and F. B. Padley (Eds.), Handbook of lipid technology, Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York (in preparation). FAO/WHO (1973) Specifications for identity and purity of food additives part v. emulsifiers. Rome, pp. 17–18. ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: Acid value max 3; Iodine value 40–105 Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids – unsaturated 349
Emulsifiers 350 NAME: Acetic acid esters of mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids CATEGORY: Emulsifier FOOD USE: Chewing gum base/ Cake batters/ Topping powders/ Aerated desserts/ Coatings SYNONYMS: Acetylated monoglycerides/ Acetem/ E472a/ Acetylated mono- and diglycerides/ Acetoglycerides FORMULA: CH2·O·COCH3-CHOH-CH2·O·CO·(CH2)16·CH3 (for stearate) MOLECULAR MASS: 400 ALTERNATIVE FORMS: Varies according to degree of acetylation (50–96%) and fatty acid composition PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Clear liquid to white paste MELTING RANGE IN °C: 5–50 PURITY %: Total acetic acid min 9%, max 32% WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 2 HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 10 (as Pb) ppm: ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 ASH MAXIMUM IN %: 0.5 SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE/pH COMBINATIONS: in water: @ 20°C Insoluble FUNCTION IN FOODS: Fat crystal modification – alpha tending. Foam stiffening and stabilising. Release agent for high sugar goods. Coating agent (mono-molecular film-forming) for nuts, fruit pieces, meat joints. Amylose complexing index HLB 2 (low polarity)
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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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Acidulants 52 cheese, cheese food,
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Acidulants 54 Doores, S. (1990) pH
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VAPOUR PRESSURE AT VARIOUS 4.6 (1 m
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propionate based on the weight of t
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Acidulants 62 NAME: Sodium diacetat
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Acidulants 64 Food Chemicals Codex
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ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 A
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Acidulants 70 NAME: Tartaric acid C
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Acidulants 72 Potassium bitartrate
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Part 2 Antioxidants
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SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE
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Antioxidants 80 NAME: Ascorbyl palm
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Antioxidants 82 NAME: Sodium ascorb
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Antioxidants 84 NAME: Calcium ascor
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in vegetable oil: @ 25°C 30% cotto
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Antioxidants 90 NAME: Butylated hyd
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Antioxidants 92 REFERENCES: Sustane
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Antioxidants 96 NAME: Propyl gallat
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Antioxidants 98 (USA: contd) Pizza
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Prevents oxidati
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Antioxidants 104 NAME: Tocopherols,
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Antioxidants 106 NAME: Beta-caroten
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Antioxidants 112 NAME: Tocopherol,
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Antioxidants 114 NAME: Citric acid
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Antioxidants 116 NAME: Ethylenediam
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Antioxidants 118 NAME: L-Tartaric a
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Part 3 Colourings
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM 50 IN p
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Colourings 126 NAME: Allura Red AC
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Colourings 128 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES:
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN
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Colourings 134 NAME: Amaranth CATEG
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Colourings 136 LEGISLATION: USA: CA
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PURITY %: Bixin powders 25%; norbix
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STRUCTURE OF ANNATTO: CH 3 CH3 RO C
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BOILING POINT IN °C AT VARIOUS N/A
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REFERENCES: Jackman, R. L., Yada, R
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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN
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Colourings 150 NAME: Brilliant Blue
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VAPOUR PRESSURE AT VARIOUS N/A TEMP
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Colourings 158 NAME: Brown HT CATEG
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 5 HEAVY
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Colourings 168 NAME: Plain caramel
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: Typical
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Colourings 176 NAME: Caustic sulphi
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: Typical
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Colourings 184 NAME: Beetroot red C
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 21.0% H
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Colourings 192 NAME: Carminic acid
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PURITY %: Not less than 85% dye con
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Colourings 200 NAME: Beta-carotene
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 2 HEAVY
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Colourings 208 NAME: Chlorophyll CA
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Colourings 210 ANTAGONISTS: Sulphur
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Colourings 212 NAME: Chlorophyllin
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Colourings 220 NAME: Copper chlorop
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: N/A HEA
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Colourings 228 NAME: Curcumin CATEG
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Colourings 230 ANTAGONISTS: Strong
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 15 HEAV
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Colourings 236 NAME: Ethyl ester of
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Colourings 238 When used to colour
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PURITY %: 85% miniumum WATER CONTEN
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Colourings 244 NAME: Gold CATEGORY:
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PURITY %: Not less than 80% total c
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Colourings 252 NAME: Indigotine CAT
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ANTAGONISTS: None known FOOD SAFETY
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Colourings 262 NAME: Yellow iron ox
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Colourings 270 NAME: Monascus CATEG
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Colourings 274 NAME: Brilliant Blac
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PURITY %: Content not less than 85%
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Colourings 282 NAME: Ponceau 4R CAT
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 30 HEAV
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Colourings 290 NAME: Ponceau SX CAT
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Colourings 292 REFERENCE: Walford,
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ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 A
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PURITY %: 85% total colouring matte
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS stat
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: GR
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Enzymes 404 NAME: Beta-glucosidase
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Enzymes 406 NAME: Bromelain CATEGOR
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Enzymes 410 NAME: Cellobiase (Asper
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Enzymes 416 NAME: Dextranase (Penic
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Enzymes 420 NAME: Ficin (Ficus spp.
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Enzymes 422 NAME: Glucoamylase CATE
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Enzymes 424 NAME: Glucose isomerase
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Enzymes 426 NAME: Glucose oxidase C
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Enzymes 428 NAME: Hemicellulase (As
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Enzymes 432 NAME: Invertase CATEGOR
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Enzymes 438 NAME: Microbial rennet
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Enzymes 442 NAME: Papain (papaya sp
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Enzymes 444 NAME: Pectinase CATEGOR
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Enzymes 446 NAME: Penicillin amidas
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Enzymes 452 NAME: Pullulanase CATEG
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Enzymes 458 NAME: Tannase CATEGORY:
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Enzymes 462 NAME: Xylanase CATEGORY
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Flavour Enhancers 464 NAME: Acetic
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Flavour Enhancers 466 (USA: contd)
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Flavour Enhancers 470 NAME: Red alg
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solvent; texture modifier; vehicle
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Flavour Enhancers 484 NAME: Licoric
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Flavour adjuvant
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ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: Man
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Flavour Enhancers 494 NAME: Potassi
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Flavour Enhancers 496 NAME: Monosod
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Flavour Enhancers 498 REFERENCE: Le
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ALTERNATIVES: Ammonium chloride/ Ca
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Flavour Enhancers 504 NAME: Sodium
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Flavour Enhancers 506 REFERENCE: Le
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Moderately toxi
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Poison by inges
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: 1 gram
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: FDA 21CFR
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Flavour Enhancers 522 NAME: Licoric
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Flavour Enhancers 526 NAME: Sucralo
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Flavour Enhancers 528 NAME: Thaumat
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Flavour Enhancers 530 NAME: Potassi
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Flour Additives 536 NAME: Alpha-amy
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Flour Additives 538 NAME: Chlorine
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Flour Additives 540 NAME: Chlorine
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Flour Additives 542 NAME: Glucono-d
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Flour Additives 544 NAME: Disodium
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Flour Additives 546 NAME: Monopotas
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Flour Additives 548 NAME: Hemicellu
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Flour Additives 550 NAME: Calcium t
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Flour Additives 552 NAME: L-Cystein
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Flour Additives 554 NAME: Sodium hy
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Flour Additives 556 NAME: Sodium al
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Part 8 Gases
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Gases 562 NAME: Hydrogen CATEGORY:
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LEGISLATION: USA: FDA 21CFR § 184.
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Produce
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and some magnesium-aluminium alloy
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Low toxicity. I
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Nutritive Additives 574 NAME: DL-a-
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Nutritive Additives 576 NAME: DL-a-
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Nutritive Additives 578 NAME: Pyrid
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: Regulatio
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: AUSTRALIA
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: Regulatio
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ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: In
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Oily su
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Nutritive Additives 600 NAME: Panto
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Nutritive Additives 606 NAME: L-Asc
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Nutritive Additives 608 LEGISLATION
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Some adverse ef
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS for
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS. For
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ANTAGONISTS: Acids FOOD SAFETY ISSU
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Affects
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ALTERNATIVES: Calcium carbonate, ca
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ANTAGONISTS: Air, humidity, oxygen
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ANTAGONISTS: Light; reducing agents
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LEGISLATION: USA: CANADA: GRAS in s
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Toxicology: LD
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Affects
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Soluble
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Poison by intra
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Polysaccharides 660 NAME: Agar CATE
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Polysaccharides 662 NAME: Algin CAT
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Polysaccharides 664 NAME: Alginic a
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Polysaccharides 666 NAME: Ammonium
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Polysaccharides 668 NAME: Gum arabi
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Polysaccharides 670 NAME: Calcium a
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Polysaccharides 672 NAME: Iota-carr
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ALTERNATIVES: Gelatin; gellan; agar
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Polysaccharides 690 NAME: Chitosan
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Polysaccharides 692 NAME: Carboxyme
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Polysaccharides 694 NAME: Dextran C
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Polysaccharides 696 NAME: Furcellar
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Polysaccharides 698 NAME: Gellan CA
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Polysaccharides 700 NAME: Gum ghatt
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Polysaccharides 702 NAME: Guar gum
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Polysaccharides 704 NAME: Hydroxy e
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Polysaccharides 706 NAME: Hydroxy p
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Polysaccharides 708 NAME: Hydroxy p
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Polysaccharides 710 NAME: Karaya gu
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Polysaccharides 712 NAME: Locust be
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Polysaccharides 714 NAME: Methyl ce
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Polysaccharides 716 NAME: Methyl et
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Polysaccharides 720 NAME: Pectin CA
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Polysaccharides 722 NAME: Propylene
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Polysaccharides 726 NAME: Tragacant
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Polysaccharides 728 NAME: Xanthan C
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Part 11 Preservatives
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PURITY %: >99 (anhydrous basis) WAT
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Preservatives 736 NAME: Sodium sorb
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Preservatives 738 LEGISLATION: USA:
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Preservatives 782 NAME: Calcium sul
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Preservatives 788 NAME: 2-Hydroxybi
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Preservatives 794 NAME: Nisin CATEG
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Preservatives 796 NAME: Hexamethyle
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: 2lb/100
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ALTERNATIVES: Multifunctional, so r
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LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE: CA
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: 200ppm
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: 1% (foo
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Preservatives 814 NAME: Heptyl para
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Part 12 Sequestrants
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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: May cause gastr
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ALTERNATIVES: Citrates; pyrophospha
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WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 0.5 HEA
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Sequestrants 834 NAME: Disodium eth
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Sequestrants 836 NAME: Disodium pyr
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Sequestrants 838 NAME: Glucono-delt
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ALTERNATIVES: Sodium phosphates TEC
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Preserves colour
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Sequestrant, pH
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Sequestrants 852 NAME: Sodium polyp
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Sequestrants 854 NAME: Sodium tartr
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Part 13 Solvents
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Solvents 866 NAME: Acetylated monog
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Solvents 868 NAME: Amyl acetate CAT
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Solvents 870 NAME: Benzyl alcohol C
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Solvents 872 NAME: 1,3-Butanediol C
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Solvents 874 NAME: Castor oil CATEG
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Solvents 876 NAME: Diethyl tartrate
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Solvents 878 NAME: Ethanol CATEGORY
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Sweeteners 902 NAME: Acesulphame CA
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Sweeteners 906 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES:
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Sweeteners 910 NAME: N-acetylglucos
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Sweeteners 914 NAME: Aspartame CATE
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Sweeteners 916 When used in soft dr
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Sweeteners 918 Approved by FDA in 1
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Sweeteners 920 (f ) If the food con
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Sweeteners 922 Item A.A3, Table III
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Sweeteners 924 NAME: Cyclamate CATE
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Sweeteners 926 No browning reaction
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Sweeteners 928 -West Germany 800 mg
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Sweeteners 930 Budavari, S. (1996)
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Does no
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Herbs and seasonings, §170.3(n)(26
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Sweeteners 938 NAME: Isomalt CATEGO
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Sweeteners 940 NAME: Lactitol CATEG
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Sweeteners 942 FOOD SAFETY ISSUES:
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FUNCTION IN FOODS: Bulking agent, s
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- In case material is released or s
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Sweeteners 950 NAME: Mannitol CATEG
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Sweeteners 952 Solubility: 1 g/5.5
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Sweeteners 954 REFERENCES: Smith, J
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Sweeteners 958 NAME: Saccharin CATE
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Sweeteners 960 3:1 cyclamate :sacch
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Sweeteners 962 101.11 Saccharin and
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Sweeteners 964 - East Germany 20 to
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Sweeteners 966 Canadian Food and Dr
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MELTING RANGE IN °C: Crystalline:
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Stability: stable to heat, chemical
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- Granulation/concentration: 70% co
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Humectant and stabiliser - good hum
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LEGISLATION: USA: GRAS by US FASEB
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CANADA: Canada FDR 67-29 -available
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Hexahydric sugar alcohol; isomeric
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Steviol
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OTHER COUNTRIES: Permitted for use
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Sweeteners 988 NAME: Sucralose CATE
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Sweeteners 990 (4) Desserts; desser
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Sweeteners 992 NAME: Thaumatin CATE
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Sweeteners 994 Interaction with tas
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Sweeteners 996 (c) may have added t
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Sweeteners 998 100,000 times as swe
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: An affi
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REFERENCES: Smith, J. (1991) Food A
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Index 1006 ammonium potassium phosp
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Index 1008 CAS 9012-54-8, 402 CAS 9
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Index 1010 edible oils and fats, ED
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Index 1012 hydrogen peroxide oxidor
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Index 1014 688, 690, 692, 694, 696,
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Index 1016 vitamin C, 606, 610, 614
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