Additive Sequestrants

Calcium Sodium Polyphosphate (E543)

Sodium Potassium Tartrate (E337)

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Additive Sequestrants

Potassium Gluconate (E577)

Sodium Gluconate (E576)

Glucono Delta-Lactone (E575)

Calcium Polyphosphate (E544)

Calcium Sodium Polyphosphate (E543)

Calcium Sulfate (E516)

Potassium Sulfates (E515)

Sodium Sulfates (E514)

Calcium Chloride (E509)

Polyphosphates (E452)

Diphosphates (E450)

Oxystearin (E387)

Disodium EDTA (E386)

Calcium disodium EDTA (E385)

Isopropyl Citrate (E384)

Tartaric Acid (E334)

Calcium Phosphates (E341)

Sodium Phosphates (E339)

Phosphoric Acid (E338)

Sodium Potassium Tartrate (E337)

Sodium Tartrates (E335)

Calcium Citrates (E333)

Potassium Citrates (E332)

Sodium Acetates (E262)

Phytic Acid (E391)

Malic Acid (E296)

Ascorbic Acid (E300)

Monosodium Citrate (E331)

Trisodium Citrate (E331)

Citric Acid (E330)

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