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"Foods From Which Artificial Additives Have Been Removed in the Last Year" list

Information sheet for customers, provided on request. The following additives are listed as being removed from various products: E102 (tartrazine), E110 (sunset yellow), E122 (carmosine), E123 (amaranth), E124 (ponceau 4R), E127 (erythrosine), red 2G, E142 (Green S Acid Brilliant Green BS), E150...

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Ref. No: SA/MARK/ADV/3/5/5/4
Date: Mar 1986
Level: Item
Extent: 1 item
Access: Open

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Information sheet for customers, provided on request. The following additives are listed as being removed from various products: E102 (tartrazine), E110 (sunset yellow), E122 (carmosine), E123 (amaranth), E124 (ponceau 4R), E127 (erythrosine), red 2G, E142 (Green S Acid Brilliant Green BS), E150 (caramel), E154 (brown FK), E155 (brown HT), E172 (iron oxides, iron hydroxide yellow/brown), E320 (butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA)), E472 (mono and diacetyltartaric acid, esters of mono & di glycerides of fatty acid), E621 (monosodium glutamate (MSG)).

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