Powder Cellulose and Konjac powder Declaration on Label
Started by RajaBD, Nov 03 2022 04:35 PM
Hello there,
Does Powder Cellulose (to prevent caking) need to be declared on labels according to the FDA/USDA (used small amount less than 0.2%?
Konjac gum (0.14%) is added to the formula. Should it be declared on the label? I believe Konjac should be declared on the label.
The root of the konjac plant contains glucomannan. We use Glucomannan as a thickening agent. In 17th December 2021, the FDA proposed an additional 11 non-digestible carbohydrates. Glucomannan is one of them.
Thank you for your help.
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I would certainly would on the Kanjac.
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I would certainly would on the Kanjac.
Actually, depending on what you are trying to prevent caking on, you may want to list the cellhouse, also.
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