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Food additives data book - wordpres

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Emulsifiers 358<br />

NAME: Mixed acetic and tartaric acid esters of mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids<br />

CATEGORY: Emulsifier<br />

FOOD USE: Baked goods/ Bread<br />

SYNONYMS: E472<br />

FORMULA: CH2·OC=O-CH·O·COCH3·CHOCOCH3·COOH·CHOH-CH2OCO (CH2)16·CH3 (for stearate)<br />

MOLECULAR MASS: 574<br />

ALTERNATIVE FORMS: Varies according to levels of esterified acetic and tartaric acids and fatty acid composition<br />

PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Clear liquid to white powder flakes<br />

FUNCTION IN FOODS: Functionality in bread as DATEM E472e.<br />

Dough-strengthening properties are excellent.<br />

Amylose complexing fair<br />

ALTERNATIVES: DATEM E472e<br />

LEGISLATION: USA: UK and EUROPE:<br />

Not listed E472f. EC Directive 95/2 (OJ No.L61, 18.3.95) Miscellaneous Additives<br />

(Enacted in UK as Statutory Instrument 1995 No.3187)<br />

Schedule 1 (Generally permitted for use in food) & Schedule 7<br />

Purity Criteria laid down in EC Directive 78/663 (OJ No.L223, 14.7.78)<br />

ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: Total tartaric acid min 20%, max 40%; Total glycerol min 12%, max 27%; Total acetic acid min 10%,<br />

max 20%

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