E401

Sodyum aljinat

Deniz yosunu kaynaklı kıvam artırıcı (bitkisel).

E-number category

Thickener, emulsifier, stabiliser

Source

Plant-derived

Detailed information

What it is & how it is made: The sodium salt of alginic acid, produced by neutralising seaweed derived alginic acid with sodium carbonate. It dissolves in cold water.
Where it is used: Used as a thickener and stabiliser in ice cream, dairy desserts, sauces, salad dressings, confectionery and restructured foods.
Health note: Evaluated within the alginate group; a numerical acceptable daily intake was not considered necessary. Digestive complaints may be reported at high intakes.
Halal assessment: The source is seaweed and the counter ion is a mineral (sodium); it contains no animal input. Consult the manufacturer's halal certificate for a definitive answer.

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This information is for general guidance only; it is not a halal certificate or a religious ruling. For the definitive status, refer to the manufacturer's halal certificate.