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Sequestrant (331(iii))

Also Known As : Trisodium citrate
Can Eat 1

Vegetarian

Taste Profile

It has tart flavour.

Usage Tips

  1. Sequestrant (331(iii)) is used as a flavouring agent and preservative in food and beverages.
  2. It is added to carbonated drinks, processed cheese, ice creams and yogurt.
  3. It helps to reduce enzymatic browning in fruits.

Common names and forms

  1. Emulsifier (331(iii))
  2. Sequestering Agent [INS 331(iii)]
  3. Stabilisers (331(iii)

Description

Sequestrant (331(iii)) is a chemical compound which is a three sodium salts of citric acid. It is naturally present in citrus fruits. It is used as food additive in the form of preservative and flavouring agent.

Selection Guide

Look for the expiry date on the packaging.

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