Antioxidant denotes a chemical approved for the control of oxidation or rancidity in food products. USDA approved antioxidants include: BHT, BHA, propyl gallate. Regulations limit concentration to 0.003% for individual chemicals, 0.006% for combinations.

Ref: 120966/2006-10-07


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