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Taiwan to Revise Inspection Methods for 3 Food Additives

Taiwan revised the testing methods for the food additives Propylene Glycol, Hydrocloric Acid and Nisin.

On 19th of March, Taiwan FDA announced the revision of the testing methods for three food additives, as shown in the table below:

Name    FunctionScopeRevised Content
 
Propylene Glycol    EmulsifierVarious foods, amount depending on actual needs.-"molecular formula", "identification", "free acid", "chloride", "heavy metal" and "ignited residue" sections are revised.
-"References" is added
-Others
 
Hydrochloric AcidAcidity RegulatorVarious foods, amount depending on actual needs.-"sulfate", "heavy metals" and "ignited residue" sections are revised.
-Mercury and Iron will be analyzed according to MOHW’s "General Rules for Heavy Metal detection".
-"References" is added
-Others
 

Nisin    
PreservativeCheese and its products. The dosage is 0.25g/kg max.-Arsenic, lead, zinc, and total zinc and copper will be analyzed MOHW’s "General Rules for Heavy Metal detection".
-"Content Determination" is revised
-"References" is added
-Others
 

The revisions came into effect automatically on the announcement date. For more details, check the original documents released by Taiwan FDA.

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