Category
Modified starches
Starches treated to thicken or stabilise, E1400 to E1450.
Not a halal concern on its own13No HalalSnap rule yet1
| Code | Name | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| E1400 | Dextrin | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1403 | Bleached starch | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1404 | Oxidised starch | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1405 | Enzyme-treated starch | No HalalSnap rule yet |
| E1410 | Monostarch phosphate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1412 | Distarch phosphate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1413 | Phosphated distarch phosphate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1414 | Acetylated distarch phosphate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1420 | Acetylated starch | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1421 | Acetylated starch (vinyl acetate) | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1422 | Acetylated distarch adipate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1440 | Hydroxypropyl starch | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1442 | Hydroxypropyl distarch phosphate | Not a halal concern on its own |
| E1450 | Starch, sodium octenylsuccinate | Not a halal concern on its own |
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