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Communiqué on Purity Criteria for Sweeteners Used in the Foodstuffs Print

Authorization Law: Turkish Food Codex

The Official Gazette: 04.12.2001-24603

Communication No : 2001/40

Objective

Article 1- The objective of this Communiqué is to determine purity criteria of sweeteners to be used in the foodstuffs

Scope

Article 2- This Communiqué covers purity criteria of sweeteners to be used in the foodstuffs.

Legal basis

Article 3- This Communiqué has been prepared in accordance with the “Turkish Food Codex Regulation” published in Official Gazette dated 16/11/1997, reiterated No 23172.

Purity Criteria

Article 4- Purity criteria of sweeteners to be used in the foodstuffs should comply with Annex-1.

Sampling and Analysis Methods

Article 5- The rules included in the relevant Communiqué of Turkish Food Codex Regulation should be obeyed during sampling from the production line and storage of sweeteners to be used in foodstuffs. The samples should be analyzed according to internationally accepted methods.

Registration and Inspection

Article 6- The establishments that produce and sell the sweeteners to be used in foodstuffs are obliged to obey the provisions of this Communiqué during registration, authorization, importation, control and inspection. Legal action shall be taken against the establishments that do not obey these provisions, according to the provisions of the Decree Law No: 560, dated 24/6/1995, on the Production, Consumption and Inspection of Foodstuffs.

Inspection

Article 7- The provisions of this Communiqué are inspected by Ministry of Health, and Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, according to the provisions of the Decree Law No: 560, dated 24/6/1995, on the Production, Consumption and Inspection of Foodstuffs.

Compliance with European Union

Article 8- This Communiqué has been prepared within the framework of compliance to European Union in consideration of the Commission Directive 95/31/EEC.

Provisional Article-1 Presently active establishments producing and selling the products under the scope of this Communiqué are obliged to obey the provisions of this Communiqué within 1 year.

Enforcement

Article 9- This Communiqué enters into force on the date of publication.

Execution

Article 10- The provisions of this Communiqué are executed by the Minister of Health and the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs

 



ANNEX-1

E-420 (i) SORBITOL

Synonymous          D-Glucitol, D-sorbitol.
Definition  
  Chemical name D-glucitol.
  Einecs1 200-061-5
  E number E 420 (i)
  Chemical  Formula C6H14O6
  Molecular weight 182.17
  Purity It should not be less than 97% of total glucitol
and 91% of D-sorbitol. Glucitols are
compositions whose     structural formula is
CH2OH(CHOH)nCH2OH where n is a prime
number.
  Description Sweet, white hygroscobic, crystal powder, thin film or granule .
Determination  
  A. Solubility High solubility in water, low solubility in ethanol.
  B. Melting range 88-102ºC
  C. Sorbitol mono- benzylidene derivatives 7 mL methanol, 1 mL benzaldehyde and 1 mL
                                                                hydrochloric acid are added on to 5 g sample. It is
mixed and agitated in a mechanical mixer until
crystals are formed. Filtered under vacuum,                                                          crystals are dissolved in 20 mL boiling water
containing 1 g of sodium bicarbonate, filtered as
hot, the filtrate is cooled, filtered under vacuum,
washed with 5 mL mixture of methanol-water
(1:2) and dried in the air. The crystals obtained by
this way melt at between 173-179ºC.
  Humidity Not to exceed 1% (Karl Fischer method)
  Sulfated ash Not to exceed 0.1% based on dry matter
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Total sugar Not to exceed 1% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Chlorides Not to exceed 50 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulfates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
     

E-420 (ii) SORBITOL SYRUP

Synonymous D-Glucitol syrup.
Definition  
  Chemical name Sorbitol syrup obtained by hydrogenetion of dextrose syrup is composed of D-sorbitol, D-mannitol and hydrogene saccharides. Remaining section of the product out of D-sorbitol is composed of hydrogene olygosaccharides or mannitol obtained by drogenation of dextrose (where the syrup is not crystallized) as raw material. Glycitols with n?4 may exist in minor amounts. Glycitols are compounds with structural formula of CH2OH(CHOH)nCH2OH where n is a prime number.
  Einecs1  270-337-8
  E number E 420 (ii)
  Chemical  Formula C6H14O6
  Purity It should not contain total material less than 69% and D-sorbitol less than 50% in waterless base.
  Description Limpid, colorless, sweet, watery solution.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Soluble in water, glycerol and propane-1,2-diol.
  B. Sorbitol mono- benzylidene derivatives 7 mL methanol, 1 mL benzaldehyde and 1 mL hydrochloric acid are added on to 5 g sample. It is mixed and agitated in a mechanical mixer until crystals are formed. Filtered under vacuum, crystals are dissolved in 20 mL boiling water containing 1 g of sodium bicarbonate, filtered as hot, the filtrate is cooled, filtered under vacuum, washed with 5 mL mixture of methanol-water (1:2) and dried in the air. The crystals obtained by this way melt at between 173-179ºC.
  Amount of water Not to exceed 31% (Karl Fischer method)
  Sulfated ash Not to exceed 0.1% based on dry matter
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Chlorides Not to exceed 50 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulfates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter

E-421 MANNITOL

1. Mannitol

Synonymous   D-mannitol.
Definition Mannitol is produced by catalytic hydrogenetion of the mixture of dextrose and fructose obtained from invert sugar.
  Chemical name D-mattinol
  Einecs1 200-711-8
  Chemical  Formula C6H14O6
  Molecular weight 182.2
  Purity It should not contain D-mannitol less than 96% based on dry substance and more than 102% .
  Description White, odourless, crystal powder.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Soluble in water. Very little soluble in ethanol. Insoluble in ether.
  B. Melting range 164-169 ºC.
  C. Thin film Chromatography Passes the test.
  D. Specific Rotation [a]tatlandirici:from  +23.0º to +25º (borate solution)
  E. pH

5 – 8
0.5 mL saturated potasium chloride solution is added in the sample solution of 10% (weight/volume) and pH is measured. 

   Loss of drying Not to exceed 0.3% (4 hours at 105 ºC)
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type
  Total sugar Not to exceed 1% based on dextrose type
  Sulfated ash Not to exceed 0.1%
  Chlorides Not to exceed 70 mg/kg
  Sulfates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg
2. Mannitol produced by fermentation  
Synonymous D-mannitol.
Definition Mannitol can also be produced by discontinuous fermantation of Zygosachharomyces rouxii under aerobic conditions.
  Chemical name D-mattinol
  Einecs1  200-711-8
  Chemical  Formula C6H14O6
  Molecular weight 182.2
  Analysis Not to be less than 99% based on dry matter.
  Description White, odourless, crystal powder.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Soluble in water. Very little soluble in ethanol. Insoluble in ether.
  B. Melting range 164-169 ºC.
  C. Thin film Chromatography Passes the test.
  D. Specific Rotation [a]tatlandirici:from  +23.0º to +25º (borate solution)
  E. pH 5 – 8
0.5 mL saturated potassium chloride solution is added in the sample solution of 10% (weight/volume) and pH is measured.
  Arabitole Not to exceed 0.3%
  Loss of drying Not to exceed 0.3% (4 hours at 105 ºC)
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type
  Total sugar Not to exceed 1% based on dextrose type
  Sulfated ash Not to exceed 0.1%
  Chlorides Not to exceed 70 mg/kg
  Sulfates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg
Aerobic mesophyllic  
  Bacteria Not to exceed 103 /g
  Colliform Not to be present in 10 g
  Salmonella Not to be present in 10 g
  E. Coli Not to be present in 10 g
Staphylococcus  
  Aureus Not to be present in 10 g
Pseudomonas  
  Aeroginosa Not to be present in 10 g
  Ferments Not to exceed in 100/g
  Molds Not to exceed in 100/g

E 953 ISOMALT

Synonymous Hydrogene isomaltulose, hydrogene palatinose.
Definition  
  Chemical name

Isomalt, is the mixture of hydrogene mono and dissaccharides of which the basic  components are as follows:

6-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-sorbitol (1.6-GPS) and 1-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-mannitol dihydrate (1,1-GPM) 

  Chemical Formula

6-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-sorbitol C12H24O11

1-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-mannitol dihydrate C12H24O11.2H2O

  Molecular weight

6-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-sorbitol 344.32

1-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-mannitol dihydrate 380.32

  Purity It should not contain less than 98% of hydrogene mono               and disaccharides, and less than 86% of the mixture of 6- O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-sorbitol and 1-O-a-D-Glucopyranosile-D-mannitol in waterless base.
Description Odourless, white, a little hygroscobic, crystal bulk
Determination  
  A. Solubility Soluble in water, very little soluble in ethanol.
  B.Thin film Cromatography Thin film cromatography is done with a plate coated with 0.2 mm cromatographic silica gel. Main spots in the cromatogram is 1,1-GPM and 1,6-GPS.
  Humidity Not to exceed 7% (Karl Fischer method)
  Sulphated ash Not to exceed 0.05% based on dry matter
  D-mannitol Not to exceed 3%
  D-sorbitol Not to exceed 6%
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
E 965 (i) MALTITOLE  
     
Synonymous D-maltitole, Hydrogene maltose.
Definition  
  Chemical name (a)-D-Glucopyranosile-1,4-D-glucitol
  Einecs 209-567-0
  E number E 965 (i)
  Chemical Formula C12H24O11
  Molecular weight 344.31
  Description Sweet, white crystal powder.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Highly soluble in water, low soluble in ethanol.
  B. Melting range 148-151 ºC.
  C. Specific Rotation [a]tatlandirici: from  +105.5º to +105.5º (solution of 5%, weight/volume)
  Humidity Not to exceed 1% (Karl Fischer method)
  Sulphated ash Not to exceed 0.1% based on dry matter
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.1% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Chlorides Not to exceed 50 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulphates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
E 965 (ii) MALTITOLE  
     
Synonymous: Hydrogene high maltose-dextrose syrup, hydrogene dextrose syrup.
Definition It is mainly a mixture composed of maltitole, sorbitol, hydrogene olygo and polysaccharites. It produced by catalytic hydrogenetion of dextrose syrup containing high maltose. It can be provided as syrup and solid state product in the market.
  Purity Not less than 99% of total hydrogene saccharides and not less than 50% of maltitole.
  Description Colorless and odourless, limpid, viscous liquid or crystal bulk.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Very high solubility in water. Little solubility in ethanol.
  B. Thin film Chromatography Passes the test.
  Amount of water Not to exceed 31% (Karl Fischer method)
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.3% based on dextrose type
  Sulphated ash Not to exceed 0.1%
  Chlorides Not to exceed 50 mg/kg
  Sulphates Not to exceed 100 mg/kg
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg
     
E 966 LACTITOLE  
     
Synonymous Lactide, lactosytol, lactobiosite.
Definition  
  Chemical name 4-O-ß-D-Galactopyranosile-D-glucitol
  Einecs 209-566-5
  E number E 966
  Chemical Formula C12H24O11
  Molecular weight 344.32
  Purity Not to be less than 95% based on dry substance
  Description Sweet, crystal powder or colorless solutions. Crystal products are in the form of waterless, mono hydrate and dihydrate.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Highly soluble in water.
  B. Specific Rotation Calculated as waterless based, [a]tatlandirici : from  +13º to +16º (watery solution of 10%, weight/volume)
  Humidity Crystal Products: not to exceed 10.5% (Karl Fischer method)
  Other polyols Not to exceed 2.5%  in waterless base
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.2% based on dextrose type dry matter
  Chlorides Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulphates Not to exceed 200 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulphated ash Not to exceed 0.1% based on dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
E 967 XYLITOLE  
     
Synonymous Xylitole.
Definition  
  Chemical name D-xylitole.
  Einecs 201-788-0
  E number E 967
  Chemical Formula C5H12O5
  Molecular weight 152.15
  Purity Not to be less than 98.5% based on waterless xylitole.
  Description White, crystal powder, odorless very sweet.
Determination  
  A. Solubility Highly soluble in water, very low solubility in ethanol
  B. Melting limit 92-96 ºC
  C. pH 5-7 (watery solution of 10%, weight/volume)
  Loss of drying Not to exceed 0.5% (0.5 g sample is dried at 60 ºC for 4 hours on top of phosphore, under vacuum.
  Sulphated ash Not to exceed 0.1% based on dry matter
  Reducing sugar Not to exceed 0.2% based on dextrose type dry matter
Other polyhydric  
  Alcohols Not to exceed 1% based on dry matter
  Nickel Not to exceed 2 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
  Chlorides Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Sulphates Not to exceed 200 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
E 950 ASESULPHAM K  
     
Synonymous Asesulpham potasium, asesulpham, 3,4-dihydro-6- methyl-1,2,3-oxatiasyne-4-one-2,2-potasium salt of dioxide.
Definition  
  Chemical name 6-metyl-1,2,3-oxatiasyne-4(3CH)-one-2,2-dioxide potasium salt.
  Einecs 259-715-3
  E number E 950
  Chemical Formula C4H4NO4SK
  Molecular weight 201.24
  Purity Not to be less than 99% based on waterless C4H4NO4SK
  Description Dense taste, odorless, white, crystal powder. About 200 fold sweeter than sucrose .
Determination  
  A. Solubility Highly soluble in water, very low solubility in ethanol
Ultra-violet  
  Absorption Maximum 227±2 nm for 10 mg solution in 1000 mL of water.
  Loss of drying Not to exceed 1% (at 105 ºC for 2 hours)
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Selenium Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Fluorides Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
     
E 951 ASPARTAM  
     
Synonymous Aspartyl phenilalanyn methyl ester.
Definition  
  Chemical name N-L-a-aspartyl-L-phenilalanyn-1-metylester,3-amino-N-(a-carbometoxi-pfenetyl)-sucsynamicacid-N-methyl ester
  Einecs 254-261-3
  E number E 951
  Chemical Formula C14H18N2O5
  Molecular weight 294.31
  Purity Not to be less than 98% and more than 102% based on waterless C14H18N2O5
  Description Sweet, odorless, white, crystal powder. About 200 fold sweeter than sucrose .
Determination  
  A. Solubility Low solubility in water and in ethanol.
  Loss of drying Not to exceed 4.5% (at 105 ºC for 4 hours)
  Sulfated ash Not to exceed 0.2%  based on dry matter
  pH 4.5 – 6.0 (solution of 1/125)
  Transmittance Transmittance of 1% solution in 2N hydrochloric acid is measured in 1 cm tubs of a proper spectrophotometer at 430 nm, using 2N hydrochloric acid as reference. Transmittance value should not be less than 0.95 (as equal to an absorbance which is not more than about 0.022).
   Specific Rotation [a]tatlandirici : from  +14.5º to +16.5º. This is determined in formic acid solution of 4 in 100/15N, in 30 minutes after preparing the sample solution.
  Arsenic Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Lead Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
  Heavy metals Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
  5-benzyl-3,6-dioxo-2- piperazinacetic acid Not to exceed 1.5 mg/kg based on dry matter

   
E 952 CYCLAMIC ACID and Na, Ca SALTS

(I) CYCLAMIC ACID

Synonymous :                            Cyclohexylsulphamic acid, cyclamat.

Definition    
  Chemical name:

Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:

Description:

Determination:

A- Solubility:

B- Precipitation test:

 

 

Loss of drying:
Selenium:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Arsenic:
Cyclohexylamin:
DiCyclohexylamin:
Aniline:

Cyclohexansulphamic acid, Cyclohexylaminosulphonic acid,
202-898-1
E 952
C6H13NO3S
179.24
Cyclohexylsulphamic acid should not contain C6H13NO3S less than 98% and more than 102% in waterless base.
Sweet-sour taste, colorless, white crystal powder. About 40 fold sweeter than sucrose .

Soluble in water and ethanol
Solution of 2% is acidified with hydrochloric acid. 1 mL of about 1 molar barium chloride solution prepared with water is added and filtered if any turbidity or precipitation occurs. 1 mL of 10% sodium nitrite solution is added into the limpid solution. White precipitation is formed.

Not to exceed 1% (at 105 ºC for 1 hour)
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter

 
     

(II) SODIUM CYCLAMAT

 

Synonymous :                           Cyclamat, sodium salt of cyclamic acid.

Definition  
   
 

Chemical name:
Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:

Purity:

 

Description:

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:

 

Selenium:
Arsenic:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Cyclohexylamin:
DiCyclohexylamin:
Aniline:

Sodiumcyclohexansulphamate, Sodiumcyclohexylsulfamate
205-348-9
E 952
C6H12NNaO3S and in hydrate form C6H12NNaO3S.2H2O
Waterless form; 201.22
Hydrate form; 237.22
Not to be less than 98% and more than 102% based on dry matter. Dihydrate form; not to be less than 84% based on dry matter.
White, odorless crystals or crystal powder. About 30 fold sweeter than sucrose .

Soluble in water and insoluble in ethanol.

Not to exceed 1% (at 105 ºC for 1 hour)
For dihydrate form; not to exceed 15.2% (at 105 ºC for 2 hours)
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter

(III) CALCIUM CYCLAMAT

Synonymous :                           Cyclamat, sodium salt of cyclamic acid.

Definition  
 >  

Chemical name:

Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:

Purity:

 

Description:

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:

 

Selenium:
Arsenic:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Cyclohexylamin:
DiCyclohexylamin:
Aniline:

Calcium cyclohexansulphamate, Calcium
cyclohexylsulfamate
205-349-4
E 952
C12H24CAN2O6S2.2H2O
432.57

Not to be less than 98% and more than 102% based on dry matter.

Dihydrate form; not to be less than 84% based on dry matter.
White, odorless crystals or crystal powder. About 30 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble in water and insoluble in ethanol.

Not to exceed 1% (at 105 ºC for 1 hour)
For dihydrate form; not to exceed 15.2% (at 105 ºC for 2 hours)
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter

 

E 954 SACCHARINE  and Na, K and Ca SALTS

(I) SACCHARINE

Definition  

Chemical name:
Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:

Description:

 

Determination:
Solubility:

 

Loss of drying:
Melting range:
Arsenic:
Selenium:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Sulfated ash:
Benzoic and Salicylic acid:

 

o-toluensulphonamid:
p-toluensulphonamid:
Benzoic acid p-sulpho-namid:
Substances easily car-bonized:

3-oxo-2,3-dihydrobenzo(d)isotiazol-1,1-dioxide
201-321-0
E 954
C7H5NO3S
183.18
It should not contain C7H5NO3S less than 99% and more than 101% in waterless base.
Odorless or weak aromatic odor, sweet, white crystal or white crystal powder even in very high diluted solutions.  About 300-500 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble in basic solutions. Soluble in water and dissolves in limited level in ethanol.

Not to exceed 1% (at 105 ºC for 2 hour)
226-230 ºC
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
Not to exceed 0.2 mg/kg based on dry matter
3 drops of iron chloride solution of about 1 molar prepared with water, is added to the 10 mL of 1/20 solution priorly acidified with 5 drops acetic acid. Precipitation or purple color does not occur.
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 25 mg/kg based on dry matter

None

 

(II) SODIUM SACCHARINE

        Synonymous:                           Saccharine, sodium salt of saccharine.

Definition  

Chemical name:

 

 

Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:

Description:

 

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:
Arsenic:
Selenium:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Benzoic and Salicylic acid:

 

o-toluensulphonamid:
p-toluensulphonamid:
Benzoic acid p-sulpho-namid:
Substances easily car-bonized:

Sodium o-benzosulphimid,
Sodium salt of 2,3-dihydro-3-oxobenzisulphonazol
Oxobenzisulphonazol
1,2-benzizotiazolin-3-one-1
1-dioxide sodium salt dihydrate
204-886-1
E 954
C7H4NNaO3S.2H2O
241.19
It should not contain C7H4NNaO3S less than 99% and more than 101% in waterless base.
Odorless or weak aromatic odor, sweet, white crystal or white crystal powder even in very high diluted solutions.  About 300-500 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble freely in water and dissolves very little in ethanol.

Not to exceed 15% (at 120 ºC for 4 hour)
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
3 drops of iron chloride solution of about 1 molar prepared with water, is added to the 10 mL of 1/20 solution priorly acidified with 5 drops acetic acid. Precipitation or purple color does not occur.
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 25 mg/kg based on dry matter

None

(III) CALCIUM SACCHARINE

        Synonymous:                           Saccharine, calcium salt of saccharine.

Definition  

Chemical name:

 

 

Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:

Description:

 

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:
Arsenic:
Selenium:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Benzoic and Salicylic acid:

 

o-toluensulphonamid:
p-toluensulphonamid:
Benzoic acid p-sulpho-namid:
Substances easily car-bonized:

Calcium o-benzosulphimid,
Calcium salt of 2,3-dihydro-3-oxobenzisulphonazol
Oxobenzisulphonazol
1,2-benzizotiazolin-3-one-1,1-dioxide
calcium salt hydrate (2:7)
229-349-0
E 954
C14H8CaN2O6S2.3½H2O
467.48
It should not contain C7H4NNaO3S less than 95% in waterless base.
Odorless or weak odor, sweet, white crystal or white crystal powder even in very high diluted solutions.  About 300-500 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble freely in water and soluble in ethanol.

Not to exceed 13.5% (at 120 ºC for 4 hour)
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
3 drops of iron chloride solution of about 1 molar prepared with water, is added to the 10 mL of 1/20 solution priorly acidified with 5 drops acetic acid. Precipitation or purple color does not occur.
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 25 mg/kg based on dry matter

None

(IV) POTASSIUM SACCHARINE

        Synonymous:     Saccharine, potassium salt of saccharine.

Definition  

Chemical name:

 

E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:

Description:

 

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:
Arsenic:
Selenium:
Lead:
Heavy metals:
Benzoic and Salicylic acid:

 

o-toluensulphonamid:
p-toluensulphonamid:
Benzoic acid p-sulpho-namid:
Substances easily car-bonized:

Potassium o-benzosulphimid,
Potassium salt of 2,3-dihydro-3-oxobenzisosulphonazol
Potassium salt of 1,2-benzisotiazolin-3-one-1,1-dioxide mono hydrate
E 954
C7H4KNO3S.H2O
239.77
It should not contain C7H4KNO3S less than 99% and more than 101% in waterless base.
Odorless or weak odor, sweet, white crystal or white crystal powder even in very high diluted solutions.  About 300-500 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble freely in water and dissolves very little in ethanol.

Not to exceed 8 % (at 120 ºC for 4 hour)
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 30 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 1 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry matter
3 drops of iron chloride solution of about 1 molar prepared with water, is added to the 10 mL of 1/20 solution priorly acidified with 5 drops acetic acid. Precipitation or purple color does not occur.
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 25 mg/kg based on dry matter

None

 

E 957 TAUMATIN

Definition  

Chemical name:

 

 

Einecs:
E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:

Purity:

Description:

Determination:
Solubility:

Loss of drying:
Carbohydrates:
Sulphated ash:
Aluminium:
Arsenic:
Lead:
Microbiological criteria:

Taumatin, is produced by watery extraction (pH 2.5-4.0) of seed skins of the fruits of natural sorts of Thaumatococcus danielli (Benth) and basically contains taumatin I and taumatin II proteins together with very minute amount of plant components composed of source material.
258-822-2
E 957
207 polypeptide of aminoacids.
Taumatin I: 222.09
Taumatin II: 222.93
It should not contain nitrogen less than 16 % equivalent (Nx5.8) to protein not less than 94% in dry matter base.
Odorless, cream colored, densely sweet powder. About 2000-3000 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Soluble  in water very much, insoluble in acetone.

Not to exceed 9 % (at 105 ºC up to a constant weight)
Not to exceed 3 % based on dry matter
Not to exceed 2 % based on dry matter
Not to exceed 100 mg/kg based on dry matter
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Should be 3 mg/kg based on dry matter
Total aerobic microbiologic count: 1000/g
                                    E. coli: should not exist in 1 g.

E 959 NEOHESPERIDYN  DIHYDROCALCON

Synonymous:                         Neohesperidyn dihydrocalcon, NHDC, hesperetyn dihydro-calcon-4’-ß-neohesperidosyd, neohesperidyn DC.

Definition  

Chemical name:

 

E number
Chemical formula:
Molecular weight:
Purity:
Description:

 

Determination:

A- Solubility:

B- Maximum ultra-violet absorption:

C. Neu test:

 

Loss of drying:
Sulphated ash:
Arsenic:
Lead:
Heavy metals:

 

2-O-?-L-ramnopyranosyl-4’-ß-D-glucopyranosyl hespere-tin dihydrocalcon produced by catalytic hydrogenation of neohesperidyn.
E 959
C28H36O15
612.6
Not to be less than 96% based on dry matter.
Dark white colored, odorless, crystal powder having characteristic dense taste. About 1000-1800 fold sweeter than sucrose.

Freely soluble in hot water, very little soluble in cold water. Insoluble in ether and benzene.
282-283 nm for solution containing 2 mg, in 100 mL methanol.
10 mg neohesperidyn dissolves in 1 mL methanol. 1 mL of 1% 2-aminoethyl diphenyl borate methanolyc solution is added. Light yellow color is observed.
Not to exceed 11 % (at 105 ºC for 3 hours)
Not to exceed 0.2 % based on dry substance
Not to exceed 3 mg/kg based on dry substance
Should be 2 mg/kg based on dry substance
Not to exceed 10 mg/kg based on lead type dry substance

 

1EINECS- European Inventory of Existing Commercial Chemical Substances

 

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