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Listed below in numerical order are all food additives currently approved for use in Australia .

You can scroll down the list or you can use the Search Additives function at the side to search by name or number. If there are any known health risks associated with an additive, these comments will appear in the comments field.

If the comments field is blank, this means that there are currently no known health risks associated with that additive.

If you cant find an additive it is probably one that is not approved for use in Australia, but may be used in other countries.

Name Curcumin or Tumeric
Number 100
Comments Animal genes damage, possible risk to conception and cancer. JECFA still evaluating re reproductive toxicity.
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Name Riboflavin or Riboflavin 5-phosphate sodium
Number 101
Comments
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Name Tartrazine
Number 102
Comments Linked to hyperactivity, skin rashes, migraines, behavioural probs, thyroid probs, chromosome damage. Banned in Norway and Austria.
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Name Alkanet or alkannin
Number 103
Comments Linked to hyperactivity
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Name Quinoline yellow
Number 104
Comments Linked to hyperactivity, skin rashes, asthmatics should avoid. Banned in USA and Norway - previously banned in Australia.
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Name Sunset yellow FCF
Number 110
Comments Suspected carcinogen, allergies, hyperactivity, upset stomach, skin rashes, kidney tumours, chromosomal damage. Banned in Norway
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Name Carmines or carminic acid or cochineal
Number 120
Comments Linked to hyperactivity, possibly toxic to embryo.
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Name Azorubine or carmoisine
Number 122
Comments Suspected carcinogen, mutagen, skin rashes, oedema, hyperactivity. Banned in Sweden, USA, Austria and Norway.
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Name Amaranth
Number 123
Comments Suspected carcinogen, mutagen, linked to hyperactivity, asthma and eczema. Banned in USA (1976), Russia, Austria, Norway and others.
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Name Ponceau 4R
Number 124
Comments Suspected carcinogen, linked to hyperactivity and asthma. Banned in USA and Norway.
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