What is E350? Sodium Malates Explained
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E350 is Sodium Malates — a acidity regulator (synthetic) used in soft drinks, jams.
What is E350 (Sodium Malates)?
E350 is Sodium Malates, a food additive classified as a acidity regulator that control pH and add tartness. A acidity regulator (synthetic) used in soft drinks, jams. You'll find it in soft drinks, jams, canned goods and many other packaged foods. Like every E-number, E350 has been authorised for use in food following an EFSA safety evaluation — though authorisation doesn't mean concern-free, as the safety section below explains.
Where is E350 found?
E350 (Sodium Malates) is found in soft drinks, jams, canned goods, baked products, cheese, wine.
- soft drinks
- jams
- canned goods
- baked products
- cheese
- wine
Is E350 safe?
EFSA has reviewed E350 and considers it safe for human consumption at the levels used in food. No credible evidence links Sodium Malates to harm at normal dietary intakes.
EFSA opinion: Sodium Malates — status Safe.
Check the calorie content of foods containing E350. If you’re pregnant, see our pregnancy food safety guide.
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E350 FAQs
What is E350 in food?
E350 is Sodium Malates — a acidity regulator (synthetic) used in soft drinks, jams.
Is E350 safe to eat?
EFSA has reviewed E350 and considers it safe for human consumption at the levels used in food. No credible evidence links Sodium Malates to harm at normal dietary intakes.
Is E350 vegan?
E350 (Sodium Malates) is vegan. It is derived from synthetic, with no animal involvement in standard food production.
Is E350 halal?
E350 (Sodium Malates) is halal. It is derived from synthetic, which involves no haram sources.
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Data: Open Food Facts (ODbL) · EFSA