French ban on titanium dioxide E171 in foodstuffs

French ban on titanium dioxide E171 in foodstuffs

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E171 is a food additive used as a colouring agent in many food products such as confectionery, pastry and ready meals. It is a mixture of titanium dioxide (TiO2) particles in dispersed, aggregated or agglomerated form, the size of which varies from a few dozen to

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