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Preservative standard for nuts, beans and peanuts

Started by , Aug 05 2008 02:48 AM
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Dear All:

Morning!!!1st about, Thanks all of you give me a hand!!
I am finding the preservative limits used for nuts, beans and peanuts.
the preservative use in my factory are sodium metabisulfite(E223) and sodium bicarbonate. Can give me some reference or any recommedation?


Thanks!!


Warm regards,
Stephie
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Can anybody help Stephie please.
Dear Stephie,

If you are still looking for these information please refer to the document attached.

Regards,
Marco
Thank you Marco for the useful document.
Thanks Marco. Did the document help Stephie?
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