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Gluconic Acid – E574

Toxicity: Low What is Gluconic Acid E574 Additive E574 refers to sodium glutamic acid monohydrate, also known as monosodium glutamate. It is a flavor enhancer that is mainly used in the food industry to improve the flavor and enhance the taste profile of foods. E574 is produced from the bacterial

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Ferrous Lactate – E585

Toxicity: Low What is Ferrous Lactate E585 Additive E585, also known as ferrous lactate, is a food compound used as a flour conditioning agent. Its main function is to improve the quality of dough and bread by increasing its volume and improving the texture and water retention capacity. Ferrous lactate

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Hexylresorcinol – E586

Toxicity: In Review What is Hexylresorcinol E586 The additive E586, also known as glycerylguaiacolate, is a substance used in the food industry as a stabilizer and emulsifier. This additive is added to different products to improve their texture, stability and appearance. E586 is obtained through an esterification process in which

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Glutamic acid – E620

Toxicity: high What is Glutamic acid E620 E620 additive, also known as glutamic acid, is a food additive used in the food industry to enhance the flavor of foods. It is obtained naturally from certain foods such as seaweed and sugar beets, although it can also be produced synthetically. This

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Calcium Ferrocyanide – E538

Toxicity: Half What is Calcium Ferrocyanide E538 The additive E538 is known as chloropropyltrimethylammonium bromide. This additive is used in the food industry as an antistatic agent and dough conditioner in baked products, especially bread and rolls. E538 has properties that help reduce the accumulation of static electricity in food,

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