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Carminic Acid – E120

Toxicity: high What is Carminic Acid E120 The description of the E120 additive is as follows:E120, also known as carmine or cochineal, is a food additive used as a natural colorant in the food industry. It is obtained from the bodies of hemipteran beetle insects of the species Dactylopius coccus,

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Indigotine – E132

Toxicity: Half What is Indigotine E132 The additive E132, also known as indigo carmine, is a synthetic food coloring that is commonly used in the food industry to give a bright blue color to foods and beverages. Indigo carmine is soluble in water and can be produced from several chemical

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Acid Starch – E1401

Toxicity: Half What is Acid Starch E1401 Additive E1401, also known as modified wheat starch, is a substance commonly used in the food industry as a thickener, stabilizer and bulking agent. It is obtained through the chemical modification of wheat starch to improve its functional properties and adapt it to

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Solid Yellow – E105

Toxicity: high What is Solid Yellow E105 Additive E105, also known as quinoline yellow, is an artificial colorant commonly used in the food industry. It is an additive authorized by the European Union (EU) and is assigned the identification number E105. E105 is a bright yellow dye and is mainly

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Amylases – E1100

Toxicity: Half What is Amylases E1100 The additive E1100 is an additive substance used in the food industry with the purpose of improving the texture and stability of food products. It is also known as modified amylopectin starch or octenyl phosphate succinate (OSA). E1100 is obtained from corn starch through

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Nitrogen – E941

Toxicity: Low What is Nitrogen E941 E941 additive, also known as nitrogen, is a food additive mainly used as a packaged gas to maintain the freshness and quality of food. It is considered safe for consumption according to international food regulations. Nitrogen is a colorless, tasteless and odorless gas that

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