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E579 Ferrous Gluconate: Food Additive Explained

E579 is the EU food additive ferrous gluconate, an iron salt used primarily as a colour stabiliser in processed olives and as an acidity regulator in various food products.

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E522

E522 is the EU designation for aluminium sulphates, used as acidity regulators and firming agents in food. Their use is strictly limited to a small number of food categories under EU regulations.

E623

E623 (calcium diglutamate) is a food additive used as a flavour enhancer. It intensifies the umami taste in foods and is the calcium salt of glutamic acid.

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