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Chrysoin – E103

Toxicity: high What is Chrysoin E103 The additive E103, also known as aluminum, is a substance used as a colorant in the food and beverage industry. It is considered safe for human consumption in moderate quantities and has been approved by food regulatory authorities in many countries. The additive E103

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Quinolein Yellow – E104

Toxicity: Half What is Quinolein Yellow E104 The additive E104, also known as Quinoline Yellow, is a synthetic colorant used in the food industry. It comes under the classification of yellow artificial coloring and is mainly used to give a bright yellow color to foods and related products. E104 is

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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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Papain – E1101ii

Toxicity: In Review What is Papain E1101ii The additive E1101ii is commonly known as microbial amylases or alpha-amylase and is used in the food industry as a food texture improving agent. Amylase is an enzyme found naturally in the human body and in certain microorganisms. However, it can also be

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Lysozyme – E1105

Toxicity: Half What is Lysozyme E1105 Food additive E1105, also known as apoenzyme, is a substance used in the food industry to improve the characteristics of certain foods and beverages. This additive, approved by the European Union, is obtained from natural enzymes that can be produced by different organisms, such

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Malic Acid – E296

Toxicity: Half What is Malic Acid E296 The additive E296, also known as malic acid, is a substance that is mainly used in the food industry as an acidity regulator and flavor enhancer. It is found naturally in many fruits, such as apples, cherries and grapes, and is also produced

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Phosphoric Acid – E338

Toxicity: Half What is Phosphoric Acid E338 The additive E338, better known as phosphoric acid, is an inorganic chemical compound that is commonly used in the food industry as an acidulant and pH regulator. Phosphoric acid is a transparent, colorless or slightly yellowish substance, and has a viscous liquid consistency.

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