Additives

Disodium Tartrate (E335II): What It Is and Is It Safe?

Safe Acidity Regulator / Stabiliser

The di-basic sodium salt of tartaric acid (Na2C4H4O6). More alkaline than monosodium tartrate; used as a buffering agent and stabiliser. Naturally derived. Considered safe by EFSA and FDA.

Category: Acidity Regulator / Stabiliser
Typically used in: Confectionery, jams, wine, margarine, bakery
Regulatory status: Approved EU/USA/UK

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E335 Safe Sodium Tartrates View additive E335I Safe Monosodium Tartrate View additive E336II Safe Dipotassium Tartrate View additive E337 Safe Sodium Potassium Tartrate View additive E339I Moderate Monosodium Phosphate View additive E340 Moderate Potassium Phosphates View additive

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Disodium Tartrate (E335II): What It Is and Is It Safe?

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