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E270
Laktik asit
Genelde bitkisel şekerden fermantasyonla üretilen koruyucu ve asitlik düzenleyici.
E-number category
Preservative
Source
Plant-derived
Detailed information
- What it is & how it is made
- Lactic acid, known as milk acid; commercially it is generally produced by fermenting plant sugar (maize, beet).
- Where it is used
- Used as an acidity regulator and preservative in pickles, dairy products, beverages, sauces and confectionery.
- Health note
- It is a natural food acid and is considered safe.
- Halal assessment
- Commercial production is generally based on plant fermentation and it is widely accepted as halal; it has been classified as halal. (It may rarely be milk-derived; in sensitive cases the manufacturer can be consulted.)
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