What is the proper way to write CMC, enzymes or anti-foam (E900) in the ingredient list in USA?
Started by d guy, Apr 02 2020 04:19 AM
What is the proper and legit way to write CMC, enzymes or anti-foam(E900) in the ingredient list in USA?
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Follow the ingredient list of the anti-foam and list it by weight with the other ingredients on the label. But, depending on how it is used it can also be considered a "processing aid" and does not require labeling. Reference the links below.
https://www.accessda....cfm?fr=101.100
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