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Magnesium Citrate – E345

Toxicity: In Review What is Magnesium Citrate E345 The additive E345, also known as orthophosphoric acid or sodium phosphate, is a chemical compound used as an additive in the food industry. This additive is obtained through the reaction of phosphoric acid and sodium hydroxide, resulting in a substance with acidifying

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Sodium Lactate – E325

Toxicity: Low What is Sodium Lactate E325 The food additive E325, known as sodium lactate, is a substance frequently used in the food industry. It is a salt that is obtained from lactic acid, which is found naturally in fermented dairy products. Sodium lactate is mainly used as an antimicrobial

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Ammonium Lactate – E328

Toxicity: Low What is Ammonium Lactate E328 The additive E328 is known as ammonium lactate. It is a substance that is used as a food additive in various processed products. Ammonium lactate is obtained through the bacterial fermentation of carbohydrates or sugars, such as glucose or sucrose. It is a

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Disodium Citrate – E331ii

Toxicity: Low What is Disodium Citrate E331ii Additive E331ii, also known as tricalcium citrate, is a calcium salt of citric acid. It is commonly used as an acidity regulator and stabilizer in the food industry. Tricalcium citrate is produced by the chemical reaction of citric acid with calcium salts, resulting

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