E Orthophenyl phenol preservative Approved in the EU. Food Additives and Ingredients Association Making life taste better Search for Home explained What are Why do we need Safety How tested assessment of Gaining approval ENumbers Full List Antioxidants colours Emulsifiers Thickeners Preservatives Sweeteners Other types Body benefits Healthboosting Nutrition claims menu Choices Healthy eating Processed Organic GM foods Mood Effects diet hyperactivity Artificial Sensitivity FAQs News Site Utilities Map Industry Links Become Member Membership Membersonly area Contact Cookie Policy Privacy Terms Conditions simply code used to identify that have been shown officially approved across EU. belling of ingredients. Found in foods such as baking powder [...]

E Hydrochloric acid No adverse effects noted in small quantities Potassium chloride Gelling agent Found low sodium salt products. SPSA CTBConfig TRGT Actions for this site CU http cc ngj m cache pxq food additive language aen ud umkt enUS usetlang uw Cached NW function [...]

E Esters of colophony glazing agent Calcium iodate Potassium Nitrogen oxides Nitrosyl chloride Lcysteine improving Banned the EU citation needed Lcystine persulphate Ammonium bromate Eb Chlorine preservative bleach dioxide Carbamide urea Approved . le function SharedLogHelper [...]

Ea Flavoxanthin Goldenyellow and brownish Eb Lutein Orangered to Approved the EU. Phil Chave Home Back One Page About Request Healing Contact Treatments Articles Email Friend Products Appointments Gift Solutions Chavecreator of Distant Healer The Haven Centre Guide FoodAdditives and Numbers their effects capital front means that has been passed for use throughout European Community. citation needed Undergoing voluntary phase out the UK. As product of sealants [...]

Even inside the EU sometimes they use code still write word. It has the ability to expand four twenty times its original volume. Used in ironfortified foods and pharmaceutical acid is synthetically prepared by adding gaseous hydrogen chloride to water. Some gas formation in the stomach after ingestion. An E number does not always mean artificial for example of the permitted food colours are natural that is they occur in nature and extracted from vegetable animal sources [...]

Used in many foods such as soups jellies icecreams meringues milk yoghurt and laxatives. Each column can be sorted by clicking on the heading. E Calcium hydroxide acidity regulator firming agent Approved the EU [...]

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E Potassium tartrates Monopotassium cream of tartar ii Dipotassium acidity regulator Approved in the EU. It is also an ingredient baby formula lactate Iron lacate the salt of lactic acid which natural produced fermentation lactose milk sugar. J Therm Anal Calorim [...]

Philip . Design and development by NYMDesign Home Synthetic Colors Lake Product Catalog Blended Natural Solvent Dyes Pigment Emulsions Other Food Condiments Anticaking Agents are additives that keep powders granulated materials such as milk powdered sugar tea coffee used vending machines table salt etc. Avoid if possible Sodium sulphite Preservative Potential allergic reaction. E Sodium alginate thickener stabiliser gelling agent emulsifier Approved the EU [...]

E Tannin Brown Orcein Orchil Purple preservatives edit Code Name Purpose Status Sorbic acid Approved the EU. E Calcium acetate preservative acidity regulator Approved in the EU. Of course the other are not natural [...]

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It is a colourless odourless crystalline powder that insoluble water but very an acid medium. In small doses it is considered safe and almost selflimiting because people perceive potassium chloride to taste extremely chlorideCalcium common salt that crystalline solid room temperature. Avoid if possible Acacia Gum arabic Thickener stabiliser Potential allergic reaction [...]