Quillaia extract type 2, E999 (ii), is a subclass of Quillaia extracts (E999 ). Light red-brownish liquid or powder.
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| Country | Status | Matched Term |
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| United States | Matching Terms Not Found | |
| European Union | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Australia and New Zealand | Not Permitted |
| Afghanistan | Unknown | None |
| Philippines | Not Permitted | |
| Austria | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Belgium | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Bulgaria | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Cyprus | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Czech Republic | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Denmark | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Estonia | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Finland | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| France | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Germany | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Greece | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Hungary | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Ireland | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Italy | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Latvia | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Lithuania | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Luxembourg | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Malta | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Netherlands | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Poland | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Portugal | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Romania | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Slovakia | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Slovenia | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Spain | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Sweden | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| United Kingdom | Approved | Quillaia extract |
| Australia | Not Permitted | |
| New Zealand | Not Permitted |
E999 - Quillaia extracts: Soap bark tree but extract is extracted with alcohol.
E999 - Quillaia extracts: Quillaia extract is a purified extract of the outer cambium layer of Quillaia Saponaria Molina, or Quillay Bark. The Quillaia tree is native to Peru and Chile, and cultivated in Northern Hindustan. Quillaia bark infusion has good foam capabilities due to the presence of saponin, a non-poisonous, white powder. Saponin is a glucoside which will yield quillaic acid and quillaia-sapotoxin upon decomposure. The latter products are both poisonous irritants, however it is the sapotoxin which foams upon shaking. Quillaic acid is also known as 3,16-dihydroxy-23-oxo-12-oleanen-28-oic acid. Used in the production of foam on non-alcoholic beverages. Use is banned in a number of countries. Used medically as a stimulating expectorant.
E999 - Quillaia extracts: Quillaia extract is a purified extract of the outer cambium layer of Quillaia Saponaria Molina, or Quillay Bark. The Quillaia tree is native to Peru and Chile, and cultivated in Northern Hindustan. Quillaia bark infusion has good foam capabilities due to the presence of saponin, a non-poisonous, white powder. Saponin is a glucoside which will yield quillaic acid and quillaia-sapotoxin upon decomposure. The latter products are both poisonous irritants, however it is the sapotoxin which foams upon shaking. Quillaic acid is also known as 3,16-dihydroxy-23-oxo-12-oleanen-28-oic acid. Used in the production of foam on non-alcoholic beverages. Use is banned in a number of countries. Used medically as a stimulating expectorant.
E999 - Quillaia extracts: Foaming agent, emulsifier, natural surfactant; derived from chilean soap bark tree (Quillaia Saponaria); used in beer and soda; known to promote healing and reduce excessive oilness in the skin
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Collection of sources used to create this food additive summary.
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| Codex Alimentarius |
| Food Standards Australia New Zealand |
| JECFA (Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives) |
| UK Food Standards Agency |
| U.S. Food and Drug Administration |
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