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E 450 (ix)Thickeners, Stabilisers & Emulsifiers

Magnesium dihydrogen diphosphate

Characteristics

Additive NameMagnesium dihydrogen diphosphate
E No.E 450 (ix)
TypeIndividual Substance
In plain language

A leavening agent and acidity regulator, mainly used in baking to help doughs rise and improve texture. Synthetic in origin, but phosphates occur naturally in many foods. Found in breads, noodles, batters, and flour mixes. Generally considered safe by EFSA at typical food levels. High phosphate intake overall — from all dietary sources — is worth watching for people with kidney problems.

Conditions of Use

This additive is authorised to be used in the following 5 food categories:

6.5Noodles
Maximum Level = 2000 mg/kg
Footnote 4: The maximum level is expressed as P2O5
6.6Batters
Maximum Level = 12000 mg/kg
Footnote 4: The maximum level is expressed as P2O5
7.2Fine bakery wares
Maximum Level = 15000
Footnote 4: The maximum level is expressed as P2O5
6.2.1flours
Maximum Level = 15000 mg/kg
only self-raising flour
Footnote 4: The maximum level is expressed as P2O5
7.1Bread and rolls
Maximum Level = 15000 mg/kg
only pizza dough (frozen or chilled) and tortilla
Footnote 4: The maximum level is expressed as P2O5

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E 450 (ix) - Magnesium dihydrogen diphosphate | E-Number Information