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Emulsifiers 366 NAME: Lecithins CATEGORY: Emulsifier/ Antioxidant FOOD USE: Baked goods/ Chocolate/ Cake fillings/ Margarine/ Spreads/ Dairy products/ Processed cheese/ Instant foods/ Beverage powders SYNONYMS: Phosphatidylcholine/ 1,2-Diacyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphorylcholine/ E322 FORMULA: Complex mixture of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylethanolamine, phosphatidylinosital, phosphatidic acid, glycolipids, etc. ALTERNATIVE FORMS: Depending upon source (soya, corn, sunflower, rapeseed, egg) and degree of refining and/or modification (fractionation, hydroxylation, etc.) PROPERTIES AND APPEARANCE: Cream to brown viscous liquid or paste to fawn granules PURITY %: Acetone insoluble min 62 WATER CONTENT MAXIMUM IN %: 1 HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 10 ppm: ARSENIC CONTENT MAXIMUM IN ppm: 3 SOLUBILITY % AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURE/pH COMBINATIONS: in water: @ 20°C Dispersible FUNCTION IN FOODS: Antispattering agent in margarine. Emulsifying agent in baked goods, margarine, spreads, processed cheese, salad dressings. Release agent in baked goods. Wetting agent in instant foods, beverage powders. Antioxidant in margarine, edible oils and fats. Viscosity reduction in chocolate and coatings. Amylose complexing poor. HLB lecithin 3–4 (low polarity); modified lecithin 10–12 (medium 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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REFERENCES: Schuler, P. (1990) In:
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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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Colourings 202 LEGISLATION: USA: UK
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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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Colourings 300 NAME: Tartrazine CAT
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Colourings 304 NAME: Titanium dioxi
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Colourings 312 NAME: Vegetable carb
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Page 368 and 369: FUNCTION IN FOODS: Emulsion-stabili
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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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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 628 NAME: Cupri
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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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Polysaccharides 686 LEGISLATION: US
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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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SYNERGISTS: Guar; locust bean gum A
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Preservatives 732 NAME: Sorbic acid
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Preservatives 740 NAME: Potassium s
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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 756 NAME: Potassium b
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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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FOOD SAFETY ISSUES: Normal humans a
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Impregn
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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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Preservatives 810 NAME: Calcium pro
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Preservatives 812 NAME: Potassium p
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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 828 NAME: Calcium diso
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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 844 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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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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HEAVY METAL CONTENT MAXIMUM IN 5 pp
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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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Sweeteners 912 NAME: Arabinose CATE
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neutral solutions such as dairy pro
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(9) Frozen stick-type confections a
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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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(b) the energy value of the sweeten
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Sweeteners 932 NAME: Glycyrrhizin C
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Sweeteners 934 (2) Ammoniated glycy
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Does not produce a cooling sensatio
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Sweeteners 944 NAME: Maltitol CATEG
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Sweeteners 946 - Mesh size: MR 100,
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Sweeteners 948 REFERENCES: Smith, J
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TECHNOLOGY OF USE IN FOODS: Functio
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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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