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CHEMICALS

Food

USED

IN

Processing

(^Publication 1274

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES


NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

CHEMICALS USED IN FOOD PROCESSING

Food Protection Committee

Food and Nutrition Board

National Academy of Sciences National Research Council

Publication 1274
National Academy of Sciences National Research Council
Washington, D. C.
1965

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FOREWORD
The information contained in this publication was compiled by the
Food Technology Subcommittee of the Food Protection Committee . The
cooperation of many industrial concerns and trade associations made
possible the compilation and is gratefully acknowledged. The help of
the FPC Liaison Panel and Industry Committee is particularly appreci
ated. Special acknowledgment is owed to Dr. Willard B. Robinson for
the time and effort he devoted to compiling this report and bringing it
to publication and to Dr . R. L. Hall for his assistance in compiling the
information on flavoring materials .
Much of the material in this publication has appeared in two previ
ous publications of the National Research Council:
Number 398, "The
Use of Chemical Additives in Food Processing, " and Number 887, "The
Use of Chemicals in Food Production, Processing, Storage, and Dis
tribution. "
Food Technology Subcommittee

Food Protection Committee


William J. Darby, Chairman
David B. Hand, Vice Chairman
John . Ayr es
Paul R. Cannon
Cyril L. Comar
Julius M . Coon
George . Decker
Kenneth P . DuBois
Lloyd W. Hazleton
James A . Miller
Emil M . Mrak
Bernard L. Oser
R. Blackwell Smith, Jr.
Henry F. Smyth, Jr.

David . Hand , Chairman


Emil M . Mrak, Vice Chairman
John . Ayr es
Ross A. Chapman
John R. Matchett
Reid T . Milner
Bernard L. Oser
Willard . Robinson
Harold W . Schultz
Kenneth G . Weckel

The inclusion of chemicals and reported levels of use in the list of


food additives in this publication does not imply the approval or disap
proval of the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council.
The purpose of the Food Protection Committee is to list all the chemi
cals about which the Committee has found authentic evidence of use .
The legal status of many of these food chemicals is subject to
change. Thus, although data from regulatory agencies were used as
source material, no attempt is made to provide a guide to official regula
tions . Chemicals listed in this compilation should not be used without
consideration of currently applicable regulations .

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INTRODUCTION
The American people have available the most abundant and varied
food supply of any nation in history. This has been brought about in part
by the application of science to food production and food technology.
Many technological advances in food production have entailed the
use of chemicals. Public awareness of these developments has focused
attention on the number and kinds of chemicals that enter the food supply
during production, processing, and storage. Statements that large num
bers of chemicals are used in foods are uninformative or even misleading.
It is necessary to know what the chemicals are, the extent to which they
are used, and the foods to which they are added.
The Food Protection Committee of the National Research Council
has made a study of the use of chemicals in foods for the purpose of eval
uating the technological benefits arising from such use and of appraising
the significance of associated public health problems. This report deals
only with the extent of use and technological reasons for use of chemicals
used in food processing.
A survey of the food and chemical industries has been conducted by
the Committee to ascertain the identity and quantities of chemicals used
in food processing. In addition to the replies from the food and chemical
industries, the definitions and standards for processed foods and the foodadditives status lists published by the Food and Drug Administration and
the regulations for meat products and fats published by the Meat Inspection
Division of the Department of Agriculture have been used as source ma
terial.
The resulting lists tabulate chemicals used in processed foods. It
is recognized that these lists are subject to several limitations in their
interpretation:
(1) they may contain additives permitted by regulations
but not in actual use; (2) an additive may be used seasonally or by some
segments of an industry but not by others; (3) amounts given may repre
sent maximum usage rather than actual usage and, thus, do not permit
reliable quantitative estimation of consumption; (4) changes in the lists
are constantly occurring.
Chemicals Naturally in Foods
All components of food are chemicals . The great bulk of foods is
comprised of chemicals classified as carbohydrates, fats, proteins,
minerals, and water. Foods also contain small amounts of accessory
chemicals including the vitamins and natural antioxidants, antimycotics,
buffers, thickeners, emulsifiers, chelating agents , colors, and flavors .

The carbohydrates consist of various sugars, starches, dextrins, cellu


loses, and gums. These, except celluloses and gums, are oxidized in
the body to release energy for muscular activity and other body functions .
The fats and oils supply energy and essential fatty acids and facilitate ab
sorption of fat-soluble vitamins. The proteins are composed of amino
acids that are used as building materials for the proteins of soft tissues
of the body and bone matrix or as a source of energy. Minerals have
many functions . Some are used primarily in building skeletal structures
and teeth, while others are essential aids in metabolism. The various
vitamins regulate cell functions and are also essential to normal metabo
lism. The colors and flavor- imparting compounds may have nutrient
value but most frequently are primarily of esthetic value . Such factors
as the variety of crop; soil fertility and nutrient content; duration and
intensity of sunlight during growth; rainfall; disease; and methods of
harvest, handling, and storage may affect the chemical composition
and hence the flavor, quality, and nutritional value of plant products.
Chemical composition of animal products is also influenced to some ex
tent by environmental factors and, particularly, by species.
Each foodstuff consists of chemicals that are more or less charac
teristic of it, but because of the natural variation, it is frequently neces
sary to adjust the composition in order to provide a product of constant
quality. Milk, for example, consists of variable amounts of butte rfat,
milk sugar (lactose), proteins (principally casein and lactalbumin), min
erals (notably calcium and phosphorus), various vitamins, and other
constituents . The composition of milk varies somewhat according to
the breed, the individual cow, the period of lactation, and the nature of
the feed of the cow. Milk from Holstein cows is somewhat lower in fat
and carotenoid pigments than that of either Jersey or Guernsey cows .
Milk destined for general distribution comes from different sources and
is generally blended or standardized to a uniform level of butterfat. Milk
received at evaporating plants at different seasons and from different
herds varies in stability to heat. Heat stability is dependent upon the
balance in the milk of the natural mineral salts, particularly the propor
tions of calcium, phosphate, and citrate. It is often necessary, there
fore, to add one or another of these chemicals in order to produce suffi
cient heat stability for an acceptable product. This is a case of adding
a constituent normal to a food in order to standardize the composition of
the foodstuff.
Standardization procedures comparable to those described for milk
are carried out with other foods, as, for example, in the blending of
wheat varieties to secure a flour of uniform baking quality.
It is appropriate to draw attention to the fact that natural foodstuffs
contain substances that are of no known nutritive value and substances

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that are harmful if taken in amounts much larger than those encountered
in normal usage of the food. Coffee, for example, contains caffeine; and
tea and cocoa contain caffeine and related compounds, all of which have
a well-known pharmacological effect. Small amounts of arsenic and other
toxic metals are found in most foodstuffs . Substances that interfere with
thyroid function, resulting in development of goitre, have been identified
in rutabagas and other species of the genus Brassica; and oxalates are
present in rhubarb, spinach, and chard. Many foodstuffs contain traces
of toxic alkaloids and cyanide- generating compounds. We accept these
foods, however, since long usage has indicated that the substances in
question are apparently inconsequential in the amounts likely to be con
sumed .
What Is a Food Additive ?
In addition to the natural chemical composition of foodstuffs, chemi
cals may be incorporated, either directly or indirectly, during the grow
ing, storage, or processing of foods. These chemicals may be described
for convenience as "food additives .
When they are purposely introduced
to aid in processing or to preserve or improve the quality of the product,
they are called intentional additives. Such materials as colors, flavors,
sweeteners, vitamins and minerals for enrichment, mold inhibitors, bac
tericides, antioxidants, and emulsifiers are intentional additives . They
are added to the food product in carefully controlled amounts during proc
essing, and the amounts necessary to achieve the desired effect are usually
very small. For example, less than 4 grams of synthetic color per person
per year are used for coloring our foods .
Common Types of Intentional Food Additives
Every chemical used in food processing should serve one or more
of these purposes:
improve nutritional value, enhance quality or con
sumer acceptability, improve the keeping quality, make the food more
readily available, or facilitate its preparation. The purpose of inten
tional additives and the technological benefits of their use can be best
illustrated by considering the more important classes of these sub
stances .

* Throughout this report the term "food additive" is used as defined


by the Food Protection Committee:
A food additive is a substance or a
mixture of substances, other than a basic foodstuff, which is present in
a food as a result of any aspect of production, processing, storage, or
packaging. The term does not include chance contaminants. This defini
tion differs from the legal definition.

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Acids, Alkalies, Buffers, and Neutralizing Agents


The degree of acidity or alkalinity is a very important property of
many processed foods. In the baking industry, chemical leavening agents
are used to produce carbon dioxide, which makes the batter light and po
rous, thereby providing a finished product of good volume, crumb texture,
and palatability . This reaction requires an ingredient that acts as an
acid in the presence of moisture or heat. The acid ingredients used are
such compounds as potassium acid tartrate, sodium aluminum phosphate,
tartaric acid, monocalcium phosphate, and sodium acid pyrophosphate.
Sodium bicarbonate is the gas -producing substance normally used, al
though ammonium carbonate and ammonium bicarbonate are employed
in the commercial production of some cookies and crackers.
The tart taste of soft drinks other than those of the cola type is
imparted by the addition of organic acids from either natural or synthetic
sources. Citric acid (a component of citrus fruits), malic acid (a com
ponent of apples), and tartaric acid (a component of grapes) are the major
organic acids employed. Buffering agents, generally the sodium salts of
these acids, are frequently used to control the degree of acidity in soft
drinks . The concentrations of acids and buffers employed are essentially
the same as the levels at which these substances occur naturally in fruits.
In cola-type beverages the most commonly used acidulant is phosphoric
acid.
Adjustment of acidity is necessary in the production and use of
several dairy products:
for example, the excessive acidity that may
develop in cream must be neutralized for satisfactory churning and to
produce a butter of acceptable flavor and keeping quality. Emulsification and a desired tartness in process cheese and cheese spreads are ob
tained by the addition of acids such as citric, lactic, malic, tartaric,
and phosphoric. Acids are used also as flavoring agents in confections,
and alkalies may be employed in the processing of chocolate .
Bleaching and Maturing Agents, Bread Improvers
Wheat flour in its natural, freshly milled state has a pale yellow
ish tint. Upon storage flour slowly becomes white and undergoes an
aging process that improves its baking qualities. About 50 years ago it
was discovered that certain oxidizing agents added to the flour in small
amounts would markedly accelerate this process, thus reducing storage
costs and the hazards of spoilage and of insect and rodent infestation.
Some of the permitted compounds, e.g., benzoyl peroxide, exert only
a bleaching action and are without influence on baking properties.
Others, such as the oxides of nitrogen, chlorine dioxide, nitrosyl chlo
ride, and chlorine, have both bleaching and maturing or improving prop
erties.

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Bread improvers used by the baking industry contain small amounts


of oxidizing substances such as potassium bromate, potassium iodate,
and calcium peroxide. They also contain inorganic salts, e.g., ammonium
chloride, ammonium sulfate, calcium sulfate, and ammonium and calcium
phosphates, which serve as yeast food and dough conditioners. The quan
tity of oxidizing substances required is small, and since excessive treat
ment results in an inferior product, their use is self- limiting. Bleaching
agents may also be used in the preparation of other foods, such as certain
cheeses, in order to improve the appearance of the finished product.
Emulsifying, Stabilizing, and Thickening Agents
Emulsifying agents are used in baked goods, cake mixes, ice cream,
frozen desserts, and confectionery products. Some of those used are
lecithin, monoglycerides and diglycerides, and certain sorbitan and polyoxyethylene fatty esters . In bakery products these substances improve
volume, uniformity, and fineness of grain. They facilitate machining in
bread doughs, and the resulting bread has a softer crumb and a somewhat
slower firming rate than do breads prepared without their use . The whip
ping properties and physical nature of frozen desserts are improved by
the use of small amounts of emulsifier. In candies, emulsifiers are em
ployed to maintain homogeneity and improve keeping quality. Sorbitan
derivatives are used to retard "bloom," the whitish deposits of high-melt
ing components of cocoa butter that occasionally appear on the surface of
chocolate candies .
The texture of ice cream and other frozen desserts is dependent,
in part, on the size of the ice crystals in the product, which is controlled
by the addition of small amounts of stabilizing agents. Agar-agar, gelatin,
cellulose gum, and other vegetable gums are among the substances used.
Certain of these compounds are used in chocolate milk to increase the
viscosity of the product and thus prevent the settling of cocoa particles to
the bottom of the container. Gelatin, pectin, and starch are used in con
fectionery products to give a desired texture. Agar-agar, alginates, gum
arabic, and gum tragacanth are used as stabilizers or thickeners in some
types of hard gums .
Sugar- sweetened beverages normally possess a certain amount of
"body." Since beverages that are sweetened with nonnutritive sweeteners
do not have this property, so-called "bodying agents" are used in their
production. These include such natural gums as sodium alginate and
pectins, cellulose gum, and sorbitol. The foaming properties of brewed
beer can also be improved by the addition of certain of these stabilizing
agents .

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Flavoring Materials
A wide variety of spices, natural extractives, oleoresins, and es
sential oils are used in processed foods. In addition, the modern flavor
chemist has produced many synthetic flavors . Both types of products are
used extensively in soft drinks, baked goods, ice cream, and confection
ery. They are usually employed in small amounts ranging from a few to
300 parts per million. Amyl acetate, benzaldehyde, carvone, ethyl ace
tate, ethyl butyrate, and methyl salicylate are representative of com
pounds that are employed in the preparation of flavoring materials . It
should be noted that many of the compounds that are used in synthetic
flavoring preparations are also found in natural products or are esters
of natural acids .
Many spices and spice extractives are used in sausages and pre
pared meats . Monosodium glutamate and protein hydrolysates are also
employed to enhance the flavor of some foods .
Food Colors
Food colors of both natural and synthetic origin are extensively
used in processed foods, and they play a major role in increasing the
acceptability and attractiveness of these products. However, the indis
criminate use of color can conceal damage or inferiority, or make the
product appear better than it actually is. In view of these factors, food
colors must be used with discretion. Classes of foods that are frequent
ly colored include confectionery, bakery goods, soft drinks, and some
dairy products, such as butter, cheese, and ice cream. Natural colors
used in foods include alkanet, annatto, carotene, chlorophyll, cochineal,
saffron, and turmeric .
Nutrient Supplements
Vitamins and minerals are frequently added to processed foods to
improve their nutritive value. It is recognized, for example, that the
processing of cereal grains to produce refined milled products removes
a large portion of the vitamins and minerals originally present . Defini
tions and standards of identity have therefore been established by the
Food and Drug Administration for the enrichment of wheat flour, farina,
cornmeal, corn grits, macaroni, noodle products, and rice. These
standards define the minimum and maximum levels of required nutrients
(thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, and iron) permitted to be added, and in
some cases provide for the optional addition of sources of calcium and
vitamin D. Many manufacturers of ready- to-eat breakfast foods add
thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, and iron on a voluntary basis to provide
products that contain amounts of these nutrients corresponding to those
present in the cereals from which the foods are made.

Sources of vitamin A are added to margarine, and vitamin D is add


ed to both fluid and evaporated milk. Vitamin A may also be added to
blue cheese and gorgonzola cheese to replace that lost in the bleaching
process and to low-fat milk to compensate for that removed with separated
butterfat. Iodized salt contains a small amount of potassium iodide to
furnish the iodine necessary to prevent simple goitre.
Preservatives, Antioxidants
Preservatives are substances added to foods to prevent or inhibit
microbial growth. A number of different types are used, depending on
the food product and the spoilage organism involved.
Although the baking process destroys the spores of molds and most
bacteria present in flour and other ingredients, baked goods are con
stantly exposed to spores present in the air and on baking equipment.
Under summer conditions, the organisms become active and produce a
condition in the bread called "rope" which renders the product inedible.
Sodium diacetate, the propionates of sodium and calcium and such acidic
substances as acetic acid, lactic acid, and monocalcium phosphate are
effective in retarding the growth of molds and "rope" bacteria. Sorbic
acid and its sodium and potassium salts are used as antimycotic agents
in cheeses, sirups, and pie fillings. Benzoic acid and sodium benzoate
are employed in oleomargarine, certain fruit juices, pickles, and con
fections to inhibit bacterial or mold growth. Sulfur dioxide is widely used
for the preservation of dried fruits. Sugar, salt, and vinegar are also
effective in preventing microbial spoilage .
Fatty foods are susceptible to oxidative changes that take place in
the fat molecule with the production of off-flavors and off-odors. The
substances used to prevent this type of spoilage are known as antioxidants.
The compounds most widely employed for this purpose are butylated hydroxyanisole, butylated hydroxytoluene , propyl gallate, and nordihydroguaiaretic
acid. They are used in such foods as lard, shortening, crackers, soup
bases, and potato chips. It has been found that certain acidic substances,
e.g., citric acid, ascorbic acid, and phosphoric acid, enhance the prop
erties of the antioxidant, and these substances are frequently added in
combination with the antioxidant. Ascorbyl palmitate is employed in
candy, and ascorbic acid has been found effective in preventing the oxida
tive discoloration of frozen fruits such as sliced peaches .
Miscellaneous Intentional Additives
A number of additional substances are employed for various purposes.
Certain sugar substitutes are used in foods for persons who must or wish
to restrict their intake of ordinary sweets . Saccharin and the calcium and

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sodium cyclamates (cyclohexysulfamates) are commonly used for this pur


pose . Clarifying agents, e.g., tannin, gelatin, and albumen, are used
to remove small particles and minute traces of copper and iron in the pro
duction of vinegar and certain beverages.
Sequestering agents such as ethylenediaminetetracetic acid and its
salts prevent the adverse effects of the presence of metallic ions in cer
tain food products by forming chemically inactive complexes with the
metals. Humectants are necessary in the production of some types of
confections and candy to prevent drying out. Without a humectant, shred
ded coconut, for example, would not remain soft and pliable. Substances
used for this purpose include glycerine, propylene glycol, and sorbitol.
Glazes and polishes such as waxes and gum benzoin are used on coated
confections to give luster to an otherwise dull surface. Magnesium car
bonate and tricalcium phosphate are employed as anticaking agents in
table salt, and calcium starate is used for a similar purpose in garlic
salt .
Chemicals are sometimes added to processed fruit and vegetable
products in order to improve their texture. Canned tomatoes, potatoes,
and apple slices tend to become soft and fall apart. A small amount of
calcium chloride or other calcium salt added to the product acts as a firm
ing agent . Sodium nitrate and nitrite are used in the curing of meats to
develop and stabilize the pink color associated with these products. Nitro
gen, carbon dioxide, and nitrous oxide are employed in pressure-packed
containers of certain foods to act as whipping agents or to serve merely
as propellants .
The foregoing is not intended as a comprehensive discussion of all
intentional additives currently in use . It is meant rather to provide ex
amples of the various classes of intentional additives used in our food
supply and the functions they serve .

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INTENTIONAL ADDITIVES USED IN PROCESSED FOODS


The food chemicals about which information was obtained in the sur
vey of the food and chemical industries are listed in the following compi
lation. Listed also are the food chemicals included in the definitions and
standards for processed foods and the food additive status list published
by the Food and Drug Administration, and those included in the regula
tions for meat products and fats published by the Meat Inspection Division
of the Department of Agriculture .
The chemicals listed have been divided into groups according to
function. Many of them appear more than once in the report. For ex
ample, ascorbic acid is listed as a nutrient (Group 10) and as an antioxi
dant (Group 2) . Similarly, disodium phosphate appears as an emulsifier
salt (Group 3), a buffer (Group 7), and a nutrient (Group 10). The index
at the end of the report lists the groups in which the additives appear.
The levels of use listed in the compilation are generally those re
quired to achieve the desired technologic results and are not levels in
any way meant to describe maximum safe levels of intake . There is no
implication of "safe levels" of use intended.
Within groups an alphabetical arrangement of the chemicals has
been attempted. Wherever possible the compounds are listed according
to active group. This system has the advantage of bringing related com
pounds and families of compounds together. For example, sodium ascorbate and ascorbic acid are listed in that order under "A."
The inclusion of chemicals in this list does not imply the approval
or the disapproval of the National Academy of Sciences for their use in
foods . The purpose of the Food Protection Committee is to list all
chemicals about which the Committee has found authentic evidence of
use .

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CONTENTS
Page
Group 1:

Preservatives

Group 2:

Antioxidants

Group 3:

Squestrants

15

Group 4:

Surface Active Agents

21

Group 5:

Stabilizers, Thickeners

31

Group 6:

Bleaching and Maturing Agents, Starch Modifiers .

37

Group 7:

Buffers, Acids, Alkalies

41

Group 8:

Food Colors

49

Group 9:

Non- Nutritive and Special Dietary Sweeteners ...

53

Group 10:

Nutrient Supplements

57

Group 11:

Flavoring Agents

65

Sub-Group A:

Synthetic Flavors

65

Sub-Group B:

Spices, Herbs, Essential Oils and


Plant Extractives

Group 12:

Miscellaneous Yeast Foods, Firming Agents,


Texturizers, Binders, Anti-Caking Agents,
Enzymes

Index

207

261
273

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GROUP 1
PRESERVATIVES

GROUP 1:
Name
Acetate, Sodium

PRESERVATIVES
Function, Usage

Preservative

Levels of Use
0.1%

Licorice candy
Acetate, Sodium di-

Mold and rope inhibitor in baked goods


White breads, per 100 lbs flour
Dark breads, per 100 lbs flour
Pie crusts, per 100 lbs flour
Cake, chocolate, and devil's food
Cake, other
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. Up to 0.4 part for each 100 parts
by weight of flour used .

Benzoate, Sodium
Benzoic Acid

Preservative
Margarine
Fibered codfish, salt codfish
Bottled soft drinks
Incorporated in ice for cooling fish
Maraschino cherries
Mincemeat
Fruit juices
Pickles
Confections
Fruit jelly, preserves, jams. In a quantity reasonably
necessary as a preservative.

Benzoate, Methyl-p-hydroxy(Methylparaben)

0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%

0.0004
0 . 0004
0 . 0004
0.1%

Bromide, Potassium

Preservative used in washing fruits and vegetables

Carbamate, Potassium nmethyldithio-

Bacteriostat component in controlling microorganisms in cane


sugar mills
Sugar cane being processed. Up to

0.001 - 0.003%
0.003 - 0.01%
0.003 - 0.01%
0.1%

0.0004%

Germicide, sterilizing agent


Used in sterilization of fruits and vegetables by washing
in 50 ppm solution

chlorite, Sodium hypo

Preservative
Curd washing of cottage cheese

Chlortetracycline

Preservative (antibiotic)
Used in cooling dip for uncooked poultry

Cyanodithioimidocarbonate ,
Disodium

0.0005%
0.0008%
0.0005%

Preservative
Beve rages
Candy
Baked goods
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves. Up to

Chlorite, Calcium hypo

0.1%
0.1%
0.05%

Preservative
Beverages
Baked goods
Candy
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves . Up to

Benzoate, Propyl-p-hydroxy(Propylparaben)

3.5 - 6 oz
4.0 - 6 oz
3.0 - 5 oz
0.06%
0.19 - 0.31%

Bacteriostat component in sugar cane being processed. Up to

0.0007%
0.0003%

Function, Usage

Name
Dehydroacetate , Sodium
Dehydroacetic Acid

Preservatives
Cut or peeled squash. Up to

Diethyl Pyrocarbonate

Ethylenediam ine
Ethylene Oxide-Methyl
Formate Mixture

0.02%
0.0%

Component of bacteriostat in sugar cane being processed.


Up to

0.0001%

Mold and yeast control in dried and glaceed fruits

Formaldehyde, para

Oxytetracycline

0.02%
0.005%

Yeast and mold inhibitor


Bulk and package fumigant in raisins and dried currants .
As formic acid (free and combined), up to
Cashew nuts . Up to
Dried fruits and nuts. As formic acid, up to

Formaldehyde

0.0065%

Fermentation inhibitor in still wines


Added before or during bottling, up to
When tested 5 days after bottling, up to

Methylformate (as formic acid), up to


Ethylene oxide, up to
Ethyl Formate

Levels of Use

Component of defoamer used in yeast and beet sugar produc


tion, as a preservative. In final product, up to

0.025%
0.0015%
0.02%
0.000001%
(0.01 ppm)

Polymerized formaldehyde, obtained by concentrating


formaldehyde solution
Maple sirup, from use in tree tap holes. As formaldehyde,
up to

0.0002%

In edible tissue of chickens and turkeys when carcass is


dipped in solution of oxytetracycline . Up to

0.0007%

Peroxide, Hydrogen

Preservative, bactericide for milk and cheese

Polymyxin

Antibiotic
Used as bactericide in yeast culture for beer
Concentration reduced to 0.05 ppm in tank

Propionate, Calcium
Propionate, Sodium
Propionic Acid

Mold and rope inhibitors

Sodium Chloride

Preservative

Bread, rolls, etc.


Poultry stuffing
Chocolate products
Processed cheese, up to
Cake, cupcakes
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly and preserves . Up to

Pickling agent, preservative for meats, vegetables, butter


Prevention of browning in cut fruit

0.0015%

0.125 - 0.15%
0.18%
0.24 - 0.30%
0.30%
0.0001 - 0.25%
0.1%

Function, Usage

Name
Sorbate, Calcium
Sorbate, Potassium
Sorbate, Sodium
Sorbic Acid

Pungistats

Sulfites and Sulfur Dioxide

Dual-purpose preservatives and antioxidants

Beverages
Baked goods
Chocolate sirups
Soda-fountain sirups
Fresh fruit cocktail
Tangerine pure (sherbet base)
Salads (potato, macaroni, cole slaw, gelatin)
Cheesecake
Pie fillings
Cake
Cheeses in consumer-size packages. Up to
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves. Up to

(See Group 2, Antioxidants)

Levels of Use

0. 003
0. 004
0. 05
0. 05
0. 05
0. 05
0. 05
0. 05
0. 05
0. 1%
0. 2%
0. 1%

0. 03<
0. 1%
0. 2%
0. 1%
0. 1*
0. 1%
0. 1%
0. 1%
0. 1%

GROUP 2
ANTIOXIDANTS

GROUP 2:

Function, Usage

Name
Ascorbate, Calcium
Ascorbate, Sodium

ANTIOXIDANTS

Antioxidants
Concentrated milk products
Cooked, cured, or comminuted meat food products, per 100
lbs of the fresh, uncured, or comminuted meat and/or by
product
Used in the pickle in which pork and beef products are cured
or packed per 100 gal, up to

Ascorbic Acid
(Vitamin C)

Ascorbyl Palmitate
Butylated Hydroxyanisole
(Butylated Hydroxyanisole;
mixture of 2 and 3
tertiary-butyl- 4hydroxyanisole)

Levels of Use

7/8 oz
75 oz

Antioxidant
Frozen fruit, particularly sliced peaches
Frozen fish dip
Dry milk (wet basis)
Beer and ale
Flavoring oils
Apple juice, soft drinks
Beef briskets
Fluid milk
Candy
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves . Up to
Canned mushrooms per ounce of drained weight
Cooked, cured, comminuted meat food products, per
100 lbs of product, up to
Pickle in which pork or beef products are cured or packed,
per 100 gal

0.03 - 0.05%
0.25 - 2.0%
0.0025 - 0.01%
0.0015 - 0.0075%
0.1 - 0.3%
0.01 - 0.05%

Candy

0.06%

1.0%
0.1%
37.5 mg
3/4 oz
75 oz

Antioxidant
Beverages, ice cream, ices
Candy, as percent of fat, up to
Baked goods
Gelatin dessert
Potatoes
Glaced fruits, mixed, diced. Up to
Potato flakes, sweet-potato flakes. Alone or with
butylated hydroxytoluene and/or propyl gallate, up to
Chewing gum base . Alone or with butylated hydroxytoluene
and/or propyl gallate, up to
Defoamer component in yeast and beet- sugar production.
Up to
Dry breakfast cereals. Total antioxidant, alone or with
butylated hydroxytoluene and /or propyl gallate, up to
Potato granules. Total antioxidant, up to
Dry yeast . Up to
Dry mixes for beverages and desserts . Up to
Beverages and desserts prepared from dry mixes. Up to
Lard and shortening. Up to
Unsmoked dry sausage. Up to
Emulsion stabilizers for shortenings, alone or with
butylated hydroxytoluene
Unsmoked dry sausage

0.00003 0.1%
0.0002 0.00004 .
0.0002 0.0032%
0.005%
0.1%
0.1%
0.005%
0.001%
0.1%
0.001%
0.0002%
0.01%
0.003%
0.02%
0.003%

0.0002%
0.001%
0.00015%
0.0005%

Function, Usage

Name
Butylated Hydroxytoluene
( Di- te rtiary- Butyl- paraCresol)
(2, 6-di-tertiary-Butyl4 -methyl phenol)

Carbon Monoxide
(Combustion product gas)

Levels of Use

Antioxidant
Chewing-gum base. Alone or with butylated hydroxyanisole
and /or propyl gallate, up to
Potato flakes and sweet-potato flakes. Up to
Defoamer component in yeast and beet- sugar production.
Up to
Potato granules. Total antioxidant, up to
Dry breakfast cereals. Total antioxidant, up to
Emulsion stabilizers for shortenings . Alone or with
butylated hydroxyanisole, up to
Enriched rice . Up to
Animal fats and shortenings containing animal fats. Up to

0.1%
0.005%
0.1%
0.001%
0.005%
0 . 02%
0.0033%
0.01%

Removing and displacing oxygen


Carbon monoxide, up to 4.5% of gas

Dilauryl Thiodipropionate

Antioxidant
General food use, per cent of fat or oil content, up to

Erythorbate, Sodium
(Sodium Isoascorbate)
Erythorbic Acid
(Isoascorbic Acid)

Antioxidants
Pickling brine. Per 100 gal, up to
Meat products. Per 100 lbs, up to
Brine, solution. Up to
Beverages
Baked goods
Cured cuts; cured comminuted product to accelerate color
fixing in curing, per 100 lbs. Sodium erythorbate, up to
Erythorbic acid, up to
Pickle in which pork and beef products are cured or
packed, per 100 gal

Gas, Combustion product (from


the controlled combustion in
air of butane, propane, or
natural gas)

Removing and displacing oxygen in the processing, storage,


or packaging of citrus products, vegetable fats, vegetable
oils, coffee, and wine

Gum Guaiac

Antioxidant in edible fats or oils


(Equivalent antioxidant activity - 0.01%)
Beverages
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat. Up to

Lecithin

7.5 oz
3/4 oz
10.0%
0.006 - 0.01%
0.02 - 0.05%
7/8 oz
3/4 oz
75 oz

0.04 - 0.06%
0.1%

Antioxidant
Prepared breakfast cereal
Candy
Sweet chocolate, milk chocolate, etc.
Bread, rolls, buns, etc.
Oleomargarine . Up to

Nordihydroguaiaretic Acid
(Dihydroguaiaretic acid,
normal)

0.02%

0.0025 - 0.005%
0.06 - 0.25%
0.5%

Antioxidant
Prepared pie-crust mix
Candy (of fat)
Lard, butter, ice cream
Gassed cream (pressure-dispensed whipped cream)
General food use. Per cent of fat or oil content including
essential (volatile) oil content, up to
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat. Up to

10

0.01%
0.01%

0.02%
0.01%

Name
Oat Gum

Function, Usage
Antioxidant
Butter, cream
Candy

Propyl Gallate

1.5%

Antioxidant
Lard
Prepared breakfast cereal
Antioxidant salt
Chicken soup base
Candy (of fat)
Chewing-gum base
General food use . Per cent of fat or oil content including
essential (volatile) oil content
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat. Up to

Stannous Chloride

Sodiuir. Sulfite

0.01%

0.0015%

0.1%

Preservatives, antioxidants, anti- browning agents


(Should not be used in meats or in foods recognized as
sources of vitamin Bj) .
Bacterial inhibitor in wine, brewing, and distilledbeverage industries
Anti- fermentative in sugar and sirup industries
Preservative for fruit juices, meat sirups, vegetable
juices, etc.
Prevention of browning in cut fruits, frozen apples, dried
fruits, prepared fruit-pie mix, peeled potatoes
Maraschino cherries, dried fruits, glaced fruits

Potassium Bisulfite
(Acid potassium sulfite;
potassium hydrogen
sulfite)

Uses listed for Sodium Sulfite


Ale, beer, etc. As SO2, up to
Wine

Sodium Bisulfite
(Acid sodium sulfite;
sodium hydrogen sulfite;
sodium acid sulfite)

Uses listed for Sodium Sulfite


Ale, beer, etc. As SO2, up to
Fruit-pie mix. Up to

Potassium Metabisulfite

Uses listed for sulfites and bisulfites above

Sodium Metabisulfite

Uses listed for sulfites and bisulfites above

Sulfur Dioxide

0.02%

Antioxidant
Used to protect sliced potatoes and uncooked french fries
from browning
Stabilizer for potassium iodide in iodized salt

Sulfites

0.001 - 0.01%
0.003%
0.07%
0.001%
0.01%
0.1%

Antioxidant
Canned asparagus . Up to

Sulfate , Sodium Thio-

Levels of Use

0.015 - 0.035%
0.0025%

0.0025%
0.0005%

Antioxidant, preservative, anti-browning agent


(Used for purposes listed under Sodium Sulfite)
Wine
Corn sirup, table sirup
Jelly, imitation
Dried fruits
Brined fruits, maraschino cherries
Beve rages
Dehydrated potatoes
Soups
Condiments
(Should not be used in meats or in foods recognized as
sources of Vitamin Bj).
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0.01 - 0.02%
0.0015 - 0.0025%
0.002%
0.008 - 0.05%
0.004 - 0.006%
0.0012 - 0.002%
0.035 - 0.04%

Function, Usage

Name
Thiodipropionic Acid

Antioxidant
General food use . Per cent of fat or oil content including
essential (volatile) oil content of food, up to

Tocopherols
(Vitamin E)

0.02%

Antioxidant
Essential oils
Rendered animal fats or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat in quantities up to

2, 4, 5-Trihydroxybutyrophenone

Levels of Use

0.02 - 0.10%
0.03%

Used as an antioxidant alone or in combination with other


antioxidants
Total antioxidant, up to

12

0.02%

GROUP 3
SEQUESTRANTS

GROUP 3:

SEQUESTRANTS

(Chelating Agents , Metal Scavengers, Emulsifier Salts, Texturizers, Stabilizing Agents)


Function, Usage

Name
Acetate,
Acetate,
Acetate,
Acetate,

Calcium
Calcium diPotassium
Sodium di-

Beverages
Baked goods

Calcium Salts
Calcium Acetate
Calcium Chloride
Calcium Citrate
Calcium Diacetate
Calcium Gluconate
Calcium Phosphate,
monobasic
Calcium Phytate
Calcium Sulfate

Emulsifier salts

Citrate, Isopropyl
(Monoisopropyl citrate)

Squestrant, antioxidant

0.01 - 0.02%
0.02 - 0.05%

Evaporated milk. Calcium chloride, up to


Frozen desserts . Calcium sulfate

Oleomargarine, salad oil. Up to


General food use. Up to
Animal fats and shortenings . Up to
Citrate, Monoglyceride
Citrate, Stearyl

Citrate, Triethyl
Citrate Salts
Calcium Citrate
Potassium Citrate

Levels of Use

0.1%

0.02%
0.02%
0.01%

Synergist and solubilizer for antioxidant formulations for


oils and fats . Up to

0.02%

Metal scavenger, antioxidant. Up to

0.15%

Oleomargarine . Up to

0.15%

Dried egg whites. Up to

0.25%

Plasticizers for cheese spread, emulsifier salts


Pasteurized process cheeses and cheese foods . Up to

3.0%

Sodium Citrate

Cream (prevents "cream plug")


Cream (prevents "feathering" in coffee cream)
Ice cream emulsifier
Processed cheese. Up to
Evaporated milk. Up to
Various cheeses

0.1%
0.012 - 0.37%
0.04%
3.0%
0.1%

Citric Acid

Lard
Frozen peaches
Grape wine
Canned fish cakes
Pie-crust mix
Prepared breakfast cereal
Soup base
Antioxidant salt
Used to assist dispersion of finings in brewing industry.
Up to
Oleom argar ine
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat. Up to

0.001 - 0.01%

Ethylenediamine Tetraacetate,
(EDTA)
Calcium Disodium Salt of
EDTA
Disodium Dihydrogen Salt of
EDTA

0.05%
0.05%
0.002%
0.0002%
0.035%
0.005%
0.01%

Carbonated beverages

.0035%

Crabmeat (cooked canned), retard struvite formation,


promote color retention
Dressings, nonstandardized

.02 75%
.0075%

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Function, Usage

Name
Ethylenediamine Tetraacetate,
(EDTA) (cont'd)

Fermented malt beverages


Salad dressing, french dressing, mayonnaise, sauces
Oleomargarine
Pecan- pie filling
Potato salad
Sandwich spread
Shrimp (cooked canned), retard struvite formation,
promote color retention
Spice extractives in soluble carriers
Processed dry pinto beans, promote color retention
Canned carbonated soft drinks
Aqueous multivitamin preparations
Vinegar
Clams (cooked canned), promote color retention

Levels of Use
.0025%
.0075%
.0075%
.01%
.01%
.01%
.025%
.006%
.08%
.0035%
.015%
.02%
.034%

With Calcium Disodium, EDTA


Dressings, nonstandardized
Sauces
Sandwich spread
Canned kidney beans
Gluconate, Calcium
Gluconate, Sodium
Oxystearin

.0075%
.0075%
.01%
.0165%

Squestrants
Used in cottonseed and soybean cooking and salad oils .
Up to
Dressings for foods

.125%

Phosphates
Emulsifier salts, texturizers, squestrants
Monocalcium Acid
Phosphate
Evaporated milk. Disodium phosphate or sodium citrate
Potassium Phosphate,
or both, or calcium chloride, added in a total quantity
up to 0 . 1% by weight of the finished evaporated milk
dibasic
Sodium Phosphate, dibasic
(Disodium orthophosphate)
Sodium Phosphate, monobasic
(Monosodium orthophosphate)
Sodium Phosphate, tribasic
(Trisodium orthophosphate)
Phosphate, Calcium hexameta(Calcium metaphosphate )
Phosphate, Sodium hexameta(Sodium metaphosphate)

Phosphate, Sodium Aluminum


Phosphate, Sodium pyro(Sodium tetrapyrophosphate)
(Tetrasodium pyro
phosphate)
(Sodium acid pyro
phosphate)

Pasteurized process cheeses, cheese spreads, and cheese


foods . Up to
Ice cream . Disodium phosphate used to prevent thickening
of chocolate sirup, up to

3.0%
0.2%

Emulsifiers, sequestering agents, texturizers


Breakfast cereals
Angel food cake . Up to
Flaked fish (prevents struvite formation)
Ice cream, ice milk
Bottled beverages, reconstituted lemon juice
Puddings
Processed cheeses
Artificially sweetened jellies, preserves. Sodium
hexametaphosphate, up to
Potable water supplies in order to prevent scale
formation and corrosion, up to
Pumping pickle for curing hams, shoulders, etc. The
finished product may contain up to

0.27 - 0.3%
1.0%
0.5%
0.05%
0.02 - 0.7%
0.5%
10 ppm
0 . 5%

Various cheeses
Emulsifier salt, texturizer
Cold-water puddings . Up to
Processed cheeses . See phosphates

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2.0%

Function, Usage

Name
Phosphate, Sodium tripoly-

Texturizer, squestrant

Phosphoric Acid

Sequestering agent

Levels of Use

Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and


vegetable fat. Citric acid or phosphoric acid not to
exceed 0.01% is added with combinations of butylated
hydroxyanisole or with combinations of butylated
hydroxyanisole and nordihydroguaiaretic acid or
propyl gallate
Sorbitol

Squestrant
Confectionery
Vegetable oils

0.0025 - 0.005%

Tartaric Acid
Tartrate, Sodium
Tartrate, Sodium Potassium
(Rochelle salts)

Emulsifiers, squestrants

Thiosulfate, Sodium

Squestrant in salt . Up to

Pastuerized process cheese, pasteurized cheese food,


and pasteurized cheese spread. Up to

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3.0%
0.1%

GROUP 4
SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS

GROUP 4:

SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS


Function, Usage

Name
Alginic Acid, Propylene
glycol ester

Defoaming agents for use in processing foods

Aluminum Stearate

Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and yeast

Ammonium Stearate

Defoamer component used in manufacture of beet sugar

Butoxypolyethylene
Polypropylene Glycol
(mol. wt 3800-4200)

Defoamer component for use in beet-sugar manufacture. In


finished sugar, up to

Butyl Stearate

Component of defoamer used in production of beet sugar and


yeast, only in amounts reasonably required to inhibit
foaming

Cholic Acid

Emulsifier
Dried egg whites . Up to

Cobaltous Salts, cobaltous


acetate, chloride, sulfate

Used in fermented malt beverages to prevent gushing,


(calculated as cobalt), up to

Desoxycholic Acid

Emulsifying agent
Dried egg whites . Up to

Dimethyl Polys iloxane,


(100-350 centistokes)
(Antifoam A)

Levels of Use

0.0001%

0.1%
0.00052%

0.1%

Anti-foaming agent for use in processing foods in amounts


reasonably required to inhibit foaming
Chewing-gum bases, molasses, soft drinks, sugar
distillation, fruit-peeling solutions, fruit juices
Skim milk
Wine fermentation
Sirup, imitation jelly
Soups . Up to
Rendered fats
Curing solution

Dodecyl Benzenesulfonate,
Sodium

Component of commercial detergent for raw products followed


by water rinsing

2-Ethyl l-Hexylsulfate,
Sodium

Component of detergent for raw products followed by water


rinsing

Eugenol

Defoamer component in yeast production

Fatty Acids (one or any


mixture of the following
fatty acids: capric,
caprylic, lauric, myristic,
oleic, palmitic, and
stearic)

Emulsifiers

Fatty Acids, Polyglycerol


esters

Prepared from edible fats, oils, and fatty acids derived from:
corn, cottonseed, palm (from fruit), peanut, safflower,
sesame, and soybean oils, lard and tallow. Hydrogenated
or nonhydrogenated

Fatty Acids, Salts of (one


or more of the aluminum,
ammonium, calcium, mag
nesium, potassium, and
sodium salts of the above
fatty acids)

Emulsifiers

Defoamer component for use in processing beet sugar


and yeast, only in amounts reasonably required to
inhibit foaming

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0.0003%
0.001%
0.00001%
0.0008%
0.001%
0.001%
0.005%

Function, Usage

Name
Fatty Acids, Soybean,
Hydroxylated

Defoamer component used in beet sugar and yeast production

Fatty Acids of Cottonseed


and Soybean

Defoaming agent

Fatty Acids of Tallow

Defoaming agent

Formaldehyde

Defoamer component used in production of beet sugar and yeast,


only in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Glyceride Citrate, mono-

Synergist and solubilizer for antioxidant formulations for oils


and fats. Up to

Glycerides, Diacetyl tartaric


acid esters of mono- and difrom the glycerolysis of
edible fats or oils

Emulsifying agent

Glycerides, Distilled
acetylated mono-

Food emulsifier, binder in nutrient capsules and tablets, food


coating agent. Up to

Levels of Use

0.02%

Bakery products . Up to 20% by weight of the combination


of such a preparation and the shortening
Rendered animal fat and shortening containing animal fat
5.0%

Rendered animal fat and shortening containing animal fat


Glycerides, mono-, of
fatty acids

Shortening emulsifier

Glycerides, mono- and di(of edible fats or oils,


or edible fat-forming
fatty acids)

Emulsifying and defoaming agents

Glycerides, Monosodium
phosphate derivatives of
mono- and di- from the
glycerolysis of edible fats
or oils

Beverages
Lard
Ice cream, ice milk
Bakery products, other than bread and rolls
Shortening
Confections
Chewing-gum base component
Sweet chocolate, milk chocolate, etc. In combination
with monosodium phosphate derivatives thereof, up to
Oleomargarine . Up to
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat and
vegetable fat
Whipped toppings

0.5%
0.5%
0.1 - 5.0%

Emulsifying agent
Sweet chocolate, milk chocolate, etc. Up to

Glycerides, Sodium sulfoacetate Emulsifiers


derivatives of mono- and diGlycerides, Sulfoacetates of
Oleomargarine. Up to
mono- and diGlyceryl Abietate

0.0005 - 0.0015%
0 - 16%
0.1 - 0.2%
0.001 - 0.33%
0.02 - 6.4%
0.0002 - 5.0%
0.0002 - 5.0%

In still and carbonated alcoholic beverages and fruit


drinks. Up to

Glyceryl lac to esters of


fatty acids

Food emulsifier. For use in shortening where free and


combined lactic acid does not exceed 1.75% of shortening
plus additive

Glyceryl mono- and diesters (from alcoholysis


of soybean oil and/or
hydrogenated tallow) and
propylene glycol

Defoamer in yeast production

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0.5%

0.5%

0.006%

Function, Usage

Name
Glycocholic Acid

Emulsifying agent
Dried egg whites . Up to

Isopropyl Alcohol
(Isopropanol)

Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and yeast

Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium

Component of detergent for raw products followed by water


rinsing
Egg white solids . Up to
Frozen egg whites . Up to
Liquid egg whites . Up to
Confectionery. Up to

Lecithin (with or without


related phosphatides)
(Monoaminophosphatide)

Lecithin, Hydroxylated

Levels of Use

0.1%

0.1%
0. 125%
0.125%
0.125%

Emulsifier
Sweet chocolate, milk chocolate, etc. Up to
Bakery products
Frozen desserts . Up to
Oleomargarine . Up to
Rendered animal fat or combination of animal and
vegetable fat

0.5%
0.5%
0.5%

Component of defoamer for yeast and beet- sugar production,


emulsifier in foods
Shortening for bakery products

Methyl Glucoside of fatty


acids of edible coconut oil
Methyl Naphthalene Sulfonate,
Sodium (245-260 mol. wt)
Methyl Sulfate, Sodium
Mineral Oil

In manufacture of beet sugar. Up to

0.0005%

In solutions for peeling fruits and vegetables; to be followed


by water rinse
Pectin processing. Up to
Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and
yeast. In yeast, up to

Oleic Acid

Defoaming agent

Ox Bile Extract

Emulsifier
Dried egg whites. Up to

Oxystearin

Defoamer component in production of beet sugar and yeast,


only in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Petrolatum NF and USP

Defoamer component in yeast and beet-sugar production. In


yeast, up to

0.5%
0.015%

0.1%

0.015%

Petroleum Hydrocarbons:
Initial boiling 315F min;
Final boiling point 650F max;
Ultraviolet absorptivity at
290 mu;
0.04 liter per gram centi
meter :

Defoamer in food processing. Final product content, up to


Detergent component for fruit. Content of rinsed fruit,
up to
Froth flotation for cleaning vegetables . Content of washed
product, up to

Petroleum Waxes

Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and


yeast. Yeast content up to

0.015%

Used in washing fruits and vegetables. Wash water content,


up to

0.001%

Polyacrylamide (contains no
more than 0.2% acrylamide
monomer)

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0.0003%
0.0001%
0.0005%

Name

Function, Usage

Levels of Use

Polyethoxylated Alkylphenol
(dodecyl, nonyl, and octyl)
(426-1184 mol. wt)

Component of commercial detergent for raw products, followed


by water rinsing

Polyethoxylated Alkylphenol,
benzyl ether of
(726-1308 mol. wt)

Component of detergent for raw products followed by water rinse

Polyethylene Glycol
(400-2000 mol. wt)

Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and yeast

Polyethylene Glycol
(600) dioleate

Defoamer agent component used in processing beet sugar and


yeast

Polyethylene Glycol ester


of mixed fatty acids from
tall oil
(abietic, oleic, and linoleic)
(1050 average mol. wt)

Component of defoamer for beet-sugar production. Finished


product content up to

0.0001%

Polyethylene Glycol (400)


tallow die ster

Defoamer in manufacture of sugar from sugar beets . Finished


product content up to

0.0003%

Polyethylene Glycol (600)


monoricinoleate

Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and yeast

Polyoxyalkalene Glycol
(2225 mol. wt)

Defoamer component in beet-sugar production, content in


defoamer up to

Polyoxyethylene Glycol
(400-2000 mol. wt)

Component of defoamer in beet-sugar production

Polyoxyethylene Glycol
(800) ester of edible
cottonseed oil fatty acids

Solubilizing agent in pickles, up to

Polyoxyethylene Glycol
(600) monoricinoleate

Defoamer component used in beet- sugar and yeast


production

Polyoxyethylene (40) monostearate


(Polyoxyl 40 stearate)

Defoamer in processed foods; emulsifier in frozen desserts

Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan


monolaurate
(Polysorbate 20)

Flavor- dispersing agent for miscellaneous flavored foods and


beverages; defoaming agent

Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan


monooleate
(Polysorbate 80)

Emulsifier; defoamer component used in production of beet


sugar
Dietary vitamin and vitamin-mineral supplements, total
intake per day
,
If vitamin A in excess of 30,000 units/dose
Edible fat or oil type special dietary supplement. Total
intake per day
Yeast defoamer formulations
Solubilizing and dispersing agent in pickles and pickle
products
Coarse crystalline sodium chloride
Flavor-dispersing agent, in amounts reasonably required
Dill oil in canned spiced green beans
Alone or in combination with polysorbate 60 in shortenings
and edible oils intended for use in nonstandardized baked
goods, baking mixes, icings, fillings, and toppings, and
in the frying of foods. Combined total 1.0%
Ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, fruit sherbet and
nonstandardized frozen desserts, alone or in any com
bination with polysorbate 65. Combined total 0.1%

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10.0%

0.05%

300 mg
500 mg
360 m g
4.0%
0.05%
10 ppm
0.003%

1.0%
0.1%

Name
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
monooleate (cont'd)

Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan


monopalmitate
(Polysorbate 40)

Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan


monostearate
(Polysorbate 60)

Function, Usage
Pressure-dispensed cream whip
Beverages
Confectionery
Soup bases
Wetting and dispersing agent for dry, powdered, processed
foods

Levels of Use
0.085
0.0055
0.012
0.01

0.12%
0.07%
0.06%
0.02%

Emulsifier, flavor- dispersing agent, defoaming agent


Cakes, including bakery and pre-mix types, blended with
sorbitan monostearate or monopalmitate, up to
(Alternate: polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monostearate)

0.46%

Emulsifier, flavor- dispersing agent


Shortening and edible oils up to

1.0%

Defoaming agent in food processing, In amounts reasonably


required to inhibit foaming
Whipped vegetable -oil topping, up to
Cakes and cake mixes, up to
Cake icing or cake filling, up to
Sugar-type confection coatings, up to
Coconut spread, up to
Foaming agent in beverage mix
Confectionery
Chicken bases
Gelatin desserts
Dressings made without egg yolks, up to
Solid-state, edible vegetable fat-water emulsions used
as substitutes for milk or cream in beverage coffee,
up to
Dietary vitamin supplements, amount/daily dose
Foaming agent in nonalcoholic beverage mix to be added
to alcoholic beverages
Wetting and dispersing agent for dry, powdered processed
foods
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
tristearate
(Polysorbate 65)

0.4%
66 mg
4.5%

Emulsifier; defoaming agent; flavor-dispersing agent


Cakes and cake mixes, including cake-type doughnuts,
up to
Whipped vegetable-oil toppings, up to
Cake icings and fillings, up to
Ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, fruit sherbet, and
nonstandardized frozen desserts, up to
Solid-state, edible vegetable fat-water emulsions used as
substitutes for milk or cream in beverage coffee, up to
Wetting and dispersing agent for dry, powdered, processed
food

Polyoxypropylene Glycol

Component of defoamer for yeast and beet-sugar production

Polypropylene - Glycol
(1200-2500 mol. wt)

Defoamer- agent component used in processing beet sugar and


yeast

Propylene Glycol mono- and


di- esters of fats and fatty
acids

Emulsifier and additive produced from edible fats and fatty


acids
Defoamer component used in processing beet sugar and
yeast in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming
Rendered animal fat or a combination of such fat with
vegetable fat

Propylene Glycol and


Glyceryl mono- and diesters from the alcoholysis of soybean oil and /or
hydrogenated tallow

0.4%
0.46%
46%
2%
23%
0005
0.007
0.4%
0.008
0.3%

Component of defoamer used in yeast and beet-sugar production

25

0.32%
0.4%
0.32%
0.1%
0.4%

0.03%
0.055%
0.01%

Function, Usage

Name
Silica Aerogel
(finely powdered microcellular silica foam having
a minimum silica content
of 89 . 5%)

Component of anti-foaming agent

Silicon Dioxide

Defoaming agent

Sorbitan Monooleate

Emulsifying agent for special dietary products

Levels of Use

Defoaming agent in yeast production


Chewing-gum plasticizer
Sorbitan Monopalmitate

Emulsifier; flavor dispersing agent


Alternate for sorbitan monostearate in cakes and cake
mixes . Up to

Sorbitan Monostearate

Emulsifier; defoaming agent; flavor-dispersing agent


Cakes and cake mixes, including cake-type doughnuts,
up to
Whipped vegetable-oil toppings, up to
Nonstandardized confectionery and cookie coatings , up to
Cake icing and filling, up to
Solid-state, edible vegetable fat-water emulsions used as
substitutes for milk or cream in beverage coffee, up to
Coconut spread
Beverages
Confectionery
Baked goods

Sorbitan Tristearate

0.61%
0.4%
1.0%
0.7%
0.4%
0.35%
0.012 - 0.025%
0.0006 - 0.5%
0.0005 - 0.4%

Emulsifier
Alternate for sorbitan monostearate in confection coatings,
up to

Soybean Oil Fatty Acids


Hydroxylated

Defoamer component used in production of beet sugar and yeast,


in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Stearate, Potassium

Defoamer-agent component

Stearate, Sodium

Emulsifier

Stearyl-2-lactylic Acid

Emulsifier

Stearyl- 2 - lactylate ,
Calcium

0.61%

1.0%

In nonyeast- leavened bakery products and pancake mixes,


up to
In shortening for above products, cake icings, and fillings,
up to

3.0%

Dough conditioner in yeast-leavened bakery products and


prepared mixes for yeast- leavened bakery products, per
100 parts by weight of flour, up to
Whipping agent in dried egg white, up to
Whipping agent in liquid and frozen egg white , up to
Bakery products . Per 100 parts by weight of flour used

0 . 5 part
0.5%
0.05%
0 . 5 part

Stearyl Monoglyceridyl
Citrate

Emulsion stabilizer in shortenings with emulsifiers

Tallow Alcohol, Hydro genated

Component of defoamer used in yeast and beet- sugar production


in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Tallow, Hydrogenated

Defoamer component used in production of beet sugar and yeast


in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Tallow, Oxidized

Component of defoamer used in yeast and beet- sugar production,


in amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming
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0.35%

Name

Function, Usage

Tallow, Sulfated

Component of defoamer in yeast and beet-sugar production, in


amounts reasonably required to inhibit foaming

Taurocholate , Sodium
Taurocholic Acid

Emulsifiers
Dried egg whites. Up to

Wax, Microcrystalline,
and Paraffin

Defoamer component in yeast and beet-sugar production,


Content of final product up to

27

Levels of Use

0.1%
0.0005%

GROUP 5
STABILIZERS,

THICKENERS

GROUP 5:

Function, Usage

Name
Agar-agar

STABILIZERS, THICKENERS

Thickening agent, stabilizer


Beve rages
Ice cream, ices, frozen custard, sherbet
Meringue
Baked goods
Piping jelly
Frozen candied sweet potatoes
Icings
Confectionery jellies . Up to
Artificially sweetened jelly and preserves

Alginates
(Alging)
Ammonium Alginate
Calcium Alginate
Potassium Alginate
Sodium Alginate

Alginic Acid, Propylene Glycol


ester of
(Algin derivative)
(Propylene Glycol Alginate)

Cellulose, Hydroxypropyl
methyl-

0.006 - 0.1%
0.01 0.5%
0.2%
0.03 0.05%
1.0%
0.7
0.045 - 0.08%
0.03 - 3.0%
10.0%

Stabilizers, water retainers


Beverages
Ice cream, ices, frozen custard
Emulsions
Desserts
Baked goods
Confectionery ingredient. Up to
Cake icing, cakes, clarifying agent for wine,
chocolate -milk stabilizer, stabilizer in gassed cream
(pressure-dispensed whipped cream)
Meat
Toppings
Condiments
Cheeses, cheese spreads, cheese foods, etc., up to
Salad dressing. Up to
Artificially sweetened jelly and jam ingredient

0.005 - 0.03%
0.1 - 0.5%
0.001 - 0.01%
0.4%
0.0065 - 0.02%
10.0%

0.1%
0.3 - 0.8%
0.06 - 1.0%
0.8%
0 . 75%

Stabilizer
Ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, fruit sherbet, water
ices . Up to
Beverages
Icings
Cheeses, cheese spreads, cheese foods, etc., up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to

Stabilizer, emulsifier
Carrageenan
(Irish moss derivative, ex
Chocolate products
tract of Irish moss, chondrus
extract, carragheenin, carChocolate- flavored drinks, chocolate milk
rageenin, carrageen)
Gassed cream (pressure-dispensed whipped cream)
Sirups for frozen products
Confections
Evaporated milk. Up to
Cheese spreads, and cheese foods. Up to
Ice cream, frozen custard, sherbets ices, etc. Up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to
Artificially sweetened jellies and jams
Carrageenan, Salts of
(A mixture of two or more
of the ammonium, calcium,
potassium, or sodium
salts)

Levels of Use

Beverages
Baked goods
Puddings
Jelly
Sirups
(See uses for Carrageenan)
Emulsifier, protective colloid, stabilizer, suspending agent,
thickener

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0.5%
0.015 - 0.02%
0.005 - 0.015%
0.8%
0.75%

0.23
0.145

0.4%
0.2%

0.0001 1.0%
0.015%
0.8%
0.5%
0 . 75%
0.03%
0.1 0.16 0.1 0.1 -

0.3%
2.0%
0.02%
0.3%

Function, Usage

Name
Cellulose, Methyl(U.S.P. methyl
cellulose, except that
the methoxy content shall
not be less than 27.5%
and not more than 3 1 . 5%
of dry weight)

Cellulose, Methyl ethyl

Thickening agent, stabilizer


Bodying agent for beverages and canned fruits sweetened
with non- nutritive sweeteners
Thickener for Kosher food products . Up to
Bulking agent for low- calorie crackers
Binder in non-wheat baked goods for non-allergenic diets
Bodying agent for beverages sweetened with nonnutritive sweeteners
Beer- foam stabilizer
Condiment carrier
Food products for diabetics
Low-calorie dietetic products
Edible film for food products
Leavening agent for prepared mixes
Clarifier for vinegar and beverages
Imitation jellies and jams
Processed cheese
Beverages
Confectionery
Toppings

1.0%
21%
1.0%

0.008 - 0.02%
0.002 - 0.003%
0.024 - 0.3%

Agent to promote foaming, aerating, emulsifying


Vegetable-fat whipped topping. Up to

Cellulose, Sodium
Carboxymethyl
(Cellulose gum)
(Carboxymethyl
cellulose)

Levels of Use

3.0%

Stabilizer
Ice cream
Beverages
Confectionery
Baked goods
Icings and toppings
Bodying agent for canned fruits sweetened with nonnutritive sweeteners
Stabilizer for chocolate milk (chocolate -flavored
beverage)
Gassed cream (pressure-dispensed whipped cream)
Sirups for frozen products
Variegated mixtures, frozen
Cheese spreads, certain cheeses, up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to
Artificially sweetened jelly and preserves
Jelling ingredient

Dextrans (of mol. wt


below 100,000)
Dextrin

Foam stabilizer for beer

Eucheuma Cottoni, extract


Eucheuma Spinosum,
extract

Stabilizer and thickening agent

Furcelleran (refined hydrocolloid prepared by aqueous


extraction of Furcellaria
Fastigiata of the class
Rodophyceae (red seaweed))

Emulsifier, stabilizer, or thickener in foods

Furcelleran, Salts of
(One or more of a mixture
of the sodium, calcium,
potassium and ammonium
salts of Furcelleran)

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0.003 - 0.01%
0.0006 - 3.0%
0.0004 - 0.004%
0.16 - 0.23%

0.75 - 1.25%
0.8%
0 . 75%

Name

Function, Usage
Thickener, stabilizer

Gelatin

Base for fruit gelatins and puddings


Chocolate milk, chocolate -flavo red beverages
Cream
Confectionery ingredient
Cream cheese, neufchatel cheese. Up to
Cheese spreads and cheese foods. Up to
Ice cream, frozen custard, fruit sherberts, and water
ices . Up to
Gigartina
Gigartina
Gigartina
Gigartina

Levels of Use

Acicularis extract
Pistillate extract
Radula extract
Stellata extract

Gum Acacia
(Gum arabic)

(See Carrageenan)
Thickener, stabilizer
0.0003
0.0005
.0005
.0001
.075
.016
.0075

.04%
.055%
.11%
,06%
.5%
.024%
,1%

0.5%
0 . 75%

Thickener, stabilizer
Chocolate milk, chocolate-flavored beverage
Gassed cream (pressure-dispensed whipped cream)
Sirups for frozen products
Confections
Cream cheese, neufchatel cheese . Up to
Cheese spreads, cream cheese with other foods; etc.
Up to
Ice cream, frozen custard, fruit sherbet, water ices.
Up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves

Gum Ghatti

Thickener, stabilizer

Gum, Guar

Thickener, stabilizer
Stabilizer for frozen fruit, icings and glazes, fruit drinks
Thickener for hot and cold drinks
Binder for meats
Confections
Baked goods
Cheese spreads, cream cheese with other foods; etc.
Up to
Ice cream, ices, etc. Total stabilizer up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to

Gum Karaya
(Sterculia gum)

0.5%

Stabilizer and thickeners, species of chondrus

Foam stabilizer in soft-drink and brewing industry


Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meringue
Sirup
Gelatin desserts , puddings
Ice cream, frozen custard, fruit sherbets, water ices.
Up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to
Gum, Carob Bean
(Locust bean gum)

10.0%
0.5%
0.8%

1.0%
0.5%
0.8%
0.5%
0 . 75%

0.0006 0.01%
0.25%
0.0006 2.0%
0.2 - 0.3%
0.8%
0.5%
0 . 75%

Thickener, stabilizer
Sirups for frozen products
Ice milk
Sherbets, water ices
Confections
(See uses for Carob Bean Gum)

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2.0%

Function, Usage

Name
Gum, Oat

Thickener, stabilizer
Pasteurized cheese spreads, cream cheese with other
foods; etc. Up to

Gum Tragacanth

Levels of Use

0.8%

Thickener, stabilizer
Fruit jelly
Ornamental icings
Fruit sherbets, water ices
Salad dressing, french dressing
Confections
(See uses for Carob Bean Gum.)

Methyl Sulfate, Sodium

Pectin processing. In pectin, up to

Pectin
Pectin, Low Methoxyl
Pectinate, Sodium

Stabilizer, thickener
Bodying agent for cyclamate- sweetened beverages
Sirups for frozen products
Ice cream, ice milk
Confections
Fruit sherbet, water ices. Up to
French dressing, salad dressing. Up to
Fruit jelly, preserves, jams. In a quantity which
reasonably compensates for deficiency, if any, of
the natural pectin content of the fruit (juice) ingredient

Peptones

Foam stabilizer for beer

Psyllium Seed Husk

Stabilizer
Frozen desserts . Up to

Sorbitol

Bodying agent

Starch, modified with


propylene oxide
(Hydroxypropyl starch)

Thickener

Starch, modified, Food


(Treated with succinic
anhydride, l-octenyl
succinic anhydride,
aluminum sulfate, or
sodium hydroxide, etc.)

Thickener

Propylene oxide in finished starch

Vanilla powder

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0.0003%

2.0%
0.5%

3.0%
0.5%
0.75%

0.5%

25%

GROUP 6
BLEACHING AND MATURING AGENTS,

STARCH MODIFIERS

GROUP 6:

BLEACHING AND MATURING AGENTS, STARCH MODIFIERS

Name
Acetone Peroxides

Function, Usage
Maturing and bleaching of flour
Dough-maturing agent, H202 equivalent per 100 g additive
plus carrier. Up to
Flour, HgOg equivalent per 100 g of additive plus carrier,
up to

Azodicarbonamide

Maturing agents, dough conditioners

Chloramine, Sodium
- toluene sulfo( Chloramine T)

Water-purifying agent; deodorant

Chlorine
(Chlorine gas)

Flour- bleaching, aging, and oxidizing agent


0.008 - 0.30%

Flour-bleaching and oxidizing agent


Level of use for bleaching flour

Chlorite, Sodium
Chlorite, Sodium hypo-

Modifiers for food starch

Iodate, Calcium
Iodate, Potassium

Dough conditioners, oxidizing agents


Bread, rolls, buns, etc. Per cent of flour used

Nitrogen Oxides
(Oxides of nitrogen)
Nitrosyl Chloride

Bleaching agents for cereal flours

l-Octenyl Succinic Anhydride

Starch modifier, up to
In combination with up to 2% aluminum sulfate

Peracetic Acid
(Peroxyacetic acid)

Starch modifier

Permanganate, Potassium

Starch modifier

Peroxide, Benzoyl

Bleaching agent
Bleached flours
Blue cheese, gorgonzola cheese
For milk to be used for certain cheeses . In milk
bleached, up to
Dough conditioner, oxidizing agent
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. See uses for Bromates

Peroxide, Hydrogen

0.005%
0.0075%

Used to remove onion and weed odor in cheese

Level of use for bleaching flour


Water purification

Peroxide, Calcium
(Calcium dioxide)

3 - 10 g

0.0045%

Bromated flours . Up to
Bromated whole wheat flours . Up to

Chlorine Dioxide

0.75 g

Bleaching and maturing agent


Flour, etc. Up to

Bromate, Calcium
Bromate, Potassium

Levels of Use

Bleaching, oxidizing agent, modifier for food starch


Bleach for tripe, butter
Treatment of eggs before drying
Cheeses (cheddar, washed curd, colby, granular, and
Swiss)

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0.0001 - 0.0066%

0.0075%

3.0%
2.0%

0.001 - 0.01%
0.002%

Name

Function, Usage

Phosphate, Sodium tri-meta-

Starch modifier

Phosphorous Oxychloride
(Phosphorous chloride)

Starch modifier

Propylene Oxide

Starch modifier

Succinic Anhydride

Starch modifier

Vinyl Acetate

Starch modifier

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Levels of Us

GROUP 7
BUFFERS, ACIDS, ALKALIES

GROUP 7:

BUFFERS, ACIDS, ALKALIES

Name
Acetate, Calcium
Acetate, Potassium
Acetate, Sodium

Acetic Acid

Function, Usage
Buffers
Corn sirup, table sirup
Breakfast cereal
Confections
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly. Sodium citrate,
potassium citrate, or any combination thereof, per
100 lbs of food, up to

2 oz

3.0%
0.005 - 0.033%
1.0%

Buffer and neutralizing agent


Confections, up to

Aluminum Ammonium Sulfate


Alum inum Calcium Sulfate
Aluminum Potassium Sulfate
(Alum, aluminum and
potassium sulfate)
Aluminum Sodium Sulfate
Aluminum Sulfate

Acid

Ammonium Bicarbonate
Ammonium Carbonate

Alkali

3.0%

Milling, baking, and cereal industries


Baking powder ingredients

Leavening agent in the production of thin baked goods


Various cookies and crackers
Confections
Cacao products. For each 100 parts by weight of cacao
nibs used (before shelling from the beans), the total
amount of alkali does not exceed the neutralizing value
of 3 parts by weight of anhydrous potassium carbonate
Ammonium Hydroxide

0.01 - 0.04%
0.005 - 0.006%
0.01 - 1.0%
0.000075 - 0.00015%
0.001 - 0.0015%
0.0015%

Acid
Acidulant in sirups, sherbets, ices, ice cream,
beverages, bakery products, confections, up to
Corn sirup, table sirup
Pickles, catsup, canned artichokes
Cottage cheese
Confections
Pasteurized process cheese, etc. Used as an acidify
ing agent in such quantity that the pH is not below 5.3
Pasteurized process cheese food, etc. Used as an
acidifying agent in such quantity that the pH is not below
5.0
Pasteurized process cheese spread, pasteurized cheese
spread, etc. Used as an acidifying agent in such quan
tity that the pH is not below 4.0
Pasteurized neufchatel cheese spread with other foods .
Used in such quantity that the pH of the finished food is
less than 4 . 2
Cold pack cheese, cold pack cheese food, etc. Used as an
acidifying agent in such quantity that the pH is not below
4.5

Adipic Acid

Levels of Use

0.25%
0.5%

Alkali
Cacao product. See use for Ammonium Bicarbonate

Ammonium Phosphate, dibasic


Ammonium Phosphate, mono
basic

Buffers
Leavening agent
Acidic constituent of baking powder
Bread improver. Up to
Bakery products . Bread, rolls, buns, etc. Per 100
parts by weight of flour, up to
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10.0%
0.25 parts

Name
Ammonium Sulfate

Fonction, Usage

Levels of Use

Buffer
Bakery Products . See use for Ammonium Phosphate

Calcium Carbonate

Calcium Chloride
Calcium Gluconate

Alkali
Baking powder, up to
To reduce excessive acidity in wine
Neutralizer for ice cream and ice cream sirups
Confections

2 . 5%

Confections

0.25%

Buffer
Confections

Calcium Hydroxide
(Calcium hydrate)

0.25%

Alkali
Calcium sucrate, or saccharate, made up of three parts
of sugar to one part of calcium hydroxide, is used to
standardize acidity of frozen dairy products
Used to stabilize the potassium iodide of iodized salt
To reduce excessive acidity in wine
Sour-cream butter neutralizer
Canned peas . In such quantity that the pH does not
exceed 8.0

Calcium Lactate

Carbonate, Potassium
Carbonate, Potassium bi-

0.25%

Creamed cottage cheese


Alkali
Used in combination with potassium hydroxide in extrac
tion of color from annatto
Confections
Cacao products . Same as for Ammonium Carbonate

Carbonate, Sodium
Carbonate, Sodium sesqui-

0.25%

Alkali
Neutralizer in dairy industry (ice-cream mixes)
Sour-cream butter
Confections
In manufacture of tripe, sufficient for purpose

Calcium Sulfate

0.1%

Buffer
Constituent of some baking powders
Confections

Calcium Oxide
(Lime)

50%

3.0%

Alkali
Neutralizer for butter, cream, fluid milk, ice cream
Processing of olives before canning
Cacao products. Same as for Ammonium Carbonate
Canned peas . Same as for Magnesium Carbonate

Carbonate, Sodium bi-

Alkali
Prepared pancake, biscuit, muffin mixes
Leavening agent in baking powders
Various crackers and cookies
Tomato soup (adjust acidity)
Neutralizer for ices and sherbets; sirups for frozen products
Sour-cream butter
Confections
Cacao products. Same as for Ammonium Carbonate
Self- rising flours, self-rising white and yellow cornmeals.
Combined weight of acid-reacting substances (monocalcium

42

1.0%

Name

Function, Usage

Carbonate, Sodium bi- (cont'd)

and dicalcium phosphate, sodium acid pyrophosphate)


and sodium bicarbonate per 100 lbs of flour, up to
Canned peas. Same as for Magnesium Carbonate
Tomato paste. May be used to neutralize part of the
tomato acids

Citrate, Calcium
Citrate, Sodium

3 oz

0.75%
0.32%
4.0%

Acid
Leavening agent
Dry acid for dessert powders, etc.
Confectionery. Up to

Glucono-delta- Lactone

2 . 0%

Acid
Neutralizer after lye peeling
Adjustment of pH of fruit juices, wines, jams, jellies,
jelly candies, canned fruit, carbonated beverages,
frozen fruit, canned vegetables, frozen dairy products
Cheese spread
Sherbet
Confectionery. Not more than
Canned figs
Dried egg whites
Cheese products . Same as for Acetic Acid
Mayonnaise, salad dressing, french dressing. May be
mixed with vinegar in such quantity that the weight of
the citric acid is not greater than 25% of the weight of
acids of the vinegar calculated as acetic acid
Fruit butter, jelly, preserves, jams. May be added in
amount sufficient to compensate for deficiency of fruit
acidity
Canned vegetables. Citric acid or a vinegar, in the cases
of all vegetables (except artichokes, in which such in
gredient is prescribed, and except canned mushrooms, in
which no such ingredient is permitted), in a quantity not
more than sufficient to permit effective processing by
heat without discoloration or other impairment. Arti
chokes citric acid or vinegar is added in such quantity
as to reduce the pH of the finished canned vegetable to
4.5 or below
Fresh beef blood . Citric acid or sodium citrate with or
without water, may be added to blood in an amount up to
0.2% of the total mixture

Fumaric Acid

4.5 lbs

Buffers
Confections
Jellies, jams. Sodium citrate or sodium potassium
tartrate, or combination thereof, per 100 lbs of
saccharine ingredient, up to

Citric Acid

Levels of Use

3.0%

Acid
Leavening agent
Jelly powders, soft-drink powders where dry food acid is
desired
Used in conjunction with calcium citrate in production of
alginate jellies

Hydrochloric Acid

Acid, modifier for food starch


Hydrolytic agent used in manufacture of sodium glutamate,
gelatin
Conversion of cornstarch to sirup
Adjustment of pH in brewing industry, up to

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0.012%
0.02%

Name
Lactic Acid

Function, Usage
Acid
Used as acidulant in beverages, candy
Olives, used in brine as acidulant and preservative
Brewing industry. Up to
Dried egg whites
Cottage cheese
Confections
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. In such quantity that the pH of
the finished bread is not less than 4.5
Cheese products . Same as for Acetic Acid
Frozen desserts , sherbets, and ices
Fruit jelly, butter, preserves, jams. Sufficient amount
may be added to compensate for deficiency of fruit
acidity

Magnesium Carbonate

Levels of Use

0.2%
0.05%
2.0%

Alkali
Neutralizer for sour-cream butter, ice cream
Cacao products . Same as for Ammonium Carbonate
Mixed with benzoyl peroxide for bleaching flour
Mixed with benzoyl peroxide for bleaching milk for
certain cheeses
Canned peas . May be used in such quantity that the pH
does not exceed 8.0

Magnesium Hydroxide

Alkali
Canned peas . In such quantity that the pH does not
exceed 8.0

Magnesium Oxide

Alkali
Used as neutralizer in frozen dairy products, butter
Cacao products . Same as for Ammonium Carbonate
Canned peas . May be used in such quantity that the pH
does not exceed 8.0

Malic Acid

Acid
Frozen dairy products, beverages, bakery products, etc.
Confectionery. Up to
Fruit butter, jelly, jams, preserves. Sufficient amount
may be added to compensate for deficiency of fruit
acidity. Artificially sweetened preserves

Phosphate, Calcium,
monobasic
(Calcium acid
phosphate)

Phosphate, Calcium, tribasic

Buffer
Prepared mixes (pancake, muffin, cake, biscuit)
Leavening ingredient for various crackers and cookies
Pancake flour
Self-rising flours, self-rising white and yellow cornmeals. Same as for Carbonate, Sodium biPhosphated flour
Artificially sweetened jelly and preserves
Canned potatoes, canned green or red sweet peppers
Canned tomatoes

1.0 - 1.5%
0.05 - 0.20%
2.5%
0.25 - 0.75%

Buffer
Used for pH adjustment in frozen dairy products
Beverages
Confectionery
Baked goods

Phosphate, Sodium, dibasic


(Disodium phosphate)

4.0%

0.0016
0.09
0.0025
0.004

0.005%
0.1%
0.006%
0.03%

Buffer
Used to adjust acidity of various foods
Chocolate products
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0.4 - 0.8%

Name

Function, Usage
Evaporated milk. Up to
Beverages
Sauces and toppings
Enriched farina
Macaroni products and enriched macaroni products
Pumping pickle for curing hams, shoulders, etc., up to
Cured hams, shoulders, etc. Up to
Chopped ham . Up to

Phosphate, Sodium, dibasic


(cont'd)

Phosphate, Sodium,
monobasic
Phosphate, Sodium,
tribasic

Buffers

Phosphate, Sodium Aluminum

Buffer

Prepared cereal

Levels of Use
0.1%
0.03 0. 14 0.5 0.5 5.0%
0.5%
0.5%

0.1%
0.25%
1.0%
1.0%

1.6%

Self- rising flour. The combined weight of acid- reacting


substance and sodium bicarbonate, per 100 lbs of flour
is no more than 4 . 5 lbs
Phosphate, Sodium Acid pyro-

Buffer
Used as slow-acting acid constituent of a leavening mix
ture for self-rising and prepared cake, doughnut, waffle,
and other types of flours and mixes
Muffin mix
Cup-cake mix
Self- rising flour, enriched self-rising flour. Combined
weight of acid-reacting substances (monocalcium and
dicalcium phosphate, sodium acid pyrophosphate) and
sodium bicarbonate must not exceed 4.5 lbs per 100
lbs of flour

Phosphoric Acid

Acid
Soft drinks . Up to
Imitation jellies
Adjust pH in brewing industry, up to
Frozen dairy products, bakery products, candy, etc.
Dried egg whites
Cheese products . Same as for Acetic Acid

Potassium Citrate

1.0%
0.10 - 0.25%
0.035%

Buffer
Confections
Artificially sweetened jellies and preserves

Potassium Hydroxide

.0%
.37%

1.0%

Alkali
Used in combination with potassium carbonate for ex
traction of color from annatto seed
Peeling agent for tubers and fruits
Cacao products . Same as for Ammonium Carbonate

Sodium Citrate

Buffer
Used to control acidity and retain carbonation in beverages
Frozen dairy products
Frozen fruit drinks
Confections
Fruit jelly, preserves, jams. For each 100 lbs of
saccharine ingredient, up to
Fresh beef blood. Citric acid or sodium citrate, with
or without water, may be added to blood in an amount
up to 0.2% of the total mixture

45

1.0%
3 oz

Name
Sodium Hydroxide

Function, Usage

Levels of Use

Alkali, modifier for food starch


Glazing agent for pretzels
Peeling agent for tubers and fruits
Refining process for vegetable oils and animal fats to
neutralize free fatty acids
Sour-cream butter neutralizer
Cacao products . Same as for Ammonium Carbonate
Canned peas . In such quantity that alkalinity does not
exceed pH 8.0

Sodium Metasilicate

Alkali
Used as peeling solution for peaches
Denuder for tripe, sufficient for purpose

Succinic Acid

Acid

Sulfuric Acid

Acid, modifier for food starch


Used for adjustment of pH in brewing industry, up to

Tartaric Acid

Tartrate, Sodium Potassium


(Rochelle salts)

4.0%

Acid, buffer
Acid constituent of some baking powders
Miscellaneous confectionery products

0.05 - 0.25%

Buffer
Used as buffer in confections
Fruit jelly, preserves, jams. For each 100 lbs of
saccharine ingredient, up to
Cheeses

Vinegar

0.02%

Acid
Acidic constituent of some baking powders
Used to adjust acidity of frozen dairy products, jellies,
bakery products, beverages, confections
Dried egg whites
Confectionery. Up to
Artificially sweetened preserves

Tartrate, Potassium Acid


(Potassium bitartrate;
cream of tartar)

1.0 - 3.0%

Acid

46

3 oz

GROUP 8
FOOD COLORS

GROUP 8:
Name
Annatto (extract and seed)
(Arnotta, extract;
Annotta, extract)

FOOD COLORS
Function, Usage

Levels of Use

Vegetable dye from Bixa orellana L.


Used for dairy products (butter, cheese, cottage cheese,
buttermilk)
Coloring meat- product casings such as bologna and
frankfurters
Buttermilk
Margarine
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods (annatto seed)
Baked goods
Cake mixes
Breakfast cereals

0.0002
0.009
0.001
0.005
0.005
0.2%
0.004
0.2%

0.02%
0.03%
0.0025%
0.02%
0.01%
0.015%

Beet Juice
Beet Powder
Bixin and Norbixin
(Coloring components of
Annatto; see Annatto)
Calcium Carbonate
Caramel

Brown coloring
Ice cream, baked goods, soft drinks, confectionery,
and others

Carbon Black (prepared by


the "impingement" or
"channel" process)

Black food coloring

Carmine
Carminic Acid

Aluminum lake of cochineal

Confectionery. Up to

Red applesauce
Confectionery
Baked goods
Meats
Spices
Carotenal, Beta-apo-8'-

0.0002
0.0005
0.001
0.01

0.01%
0.03%
0.004%
0.02%

Coloring agent
Solid or semisolid foods, per pound, up to
Liquids, per pint, up to

Carotene

0.4%

15 mg
15 mg

Vegetable dye
Butter
Margarine
Shortening
Skim milk, buttermilk, cottage cheese

1.0-4 mg/lb
1.5-3 mg/lb
2.5-4 mg/lb

Carrot Oil
Citrus Red No. 2

Used in coloring of mature oranges

Cochineal

Source of carmine and carminic acids: Coccus cacti


Meat products
Beverages
Confectionery
Baked goods
Spices

0.0007
0.0002
0.005
0.01

49

0.01%
0.01%
0.03%
0.02%

Name

Function, Usage

Levels of Use

Cottonseed Flour, cooked


(partially defatted and
toasted)
Ferrous Gluconate
FD&C Blue No. 1
(Brilliant blue)
FD&C Blue No. 2
(Indigo carmine)
FD&C Green No . 1
(Guinea green B)
FD&C Green No. 2
(Light green S F
yellowish)
FD&C Green No. 3
(Fast green FCF)
FD&C Red No. 2
(Amaranth)

Bottled soft drinks

Mint-flavored jelly

0.00013%

Breakfast cereals
Imitation jellies
Bottled soft drinks

0.0004%
0.005 - 0.008%

FD&C Red No . 3
(Erythrosine)
FD&C Violet No. 1
FD&C Yellow No. 5
(Tartrazine)

Canned fruit cocktail, fruit salad


Cherry-pie mix

0.0056%
0.01%

Prepared breakfast cereal


Imitation strawberry jelly
Bottled soft drinks

0 . 004%
0.002%

FD&C Yellow No. 6


(Sunset yellow FCF)
FD&C Lakes (Aluminum or
calcium lakes of FD&C
certified colors)

Bottled soft drinks


Used for dyeing shell eggs

Grapeskin Extract
Iron Oxides
Paprika and Paprika Oleoresin
Riboflavin
Saffron

Vegetable dye prepared from American saffron (safflower)


Meat products

Titanium Dioxide

Colorant
White pigment for candy. Up to
Gums, marking ink for confectionery

Tumeric and Curcumin

Vegetable dye
Meat products

Xanthophyll

50

0.4%

GROUP 9
NON-NUTRITIVE AND SPECIAL DIETARY SWEETENERS

GROUP 9:

NON-NUTRITIVE AND SPECIAL DIETARY SWEETENERS

These sweeteners are used as substitutes for sugars in such products as the following:
Beverages
Canned fruit products
Canned vegetables
Frozen desserts
Gelatin
Jellies, jams, and marmalades
Baked goods
Salad dressings
Frozen fruits
Name

Function, Usage

Cyclamates
(Cyclohexylsulfamates)
Calcium Cyclamate
Magnesium Cyclamate
Potassium Cyclamate
Sodium Cyclamate

Sweetening agents

Saccharin
(2,3-dihydro-3-oxobenzisosulfonazole)
Ammonium Saccharin
Calcium Saccharin
Sodium Saccharin

Sweetening agents

Sorbitol

Stabilizer and sweetener in nonstandardized frozen desserts


for special dietary use

Artificially sweetened canned peaches, apricots, pears,


cherries, fruit cocktail, figs, pineapple
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly preserves and jam.
Artificial sweetening ingredients as follows: Saccharin,
sodium saccharin, calcium saccharin, sodium cyclamate,
potassium cyclamate, calcium cyclamate, or any com
bination of these

Beverages
Baked goods
Artificially canned fruits. Sodium saccharin, saccharin,
calcium and sodium cyclamate may be used as sweeten
ing ingredients
Artificially sweetened jellies, jams, and preserves.
Artificial sweetening ingredients as follows: Saccharin,
sodium saccharin, calcium saccharin, sodium cyclamate,
potassium cyclamate, calcium cyclamate, or any com
bination of these

15 g/avg serving, 40 g/day total consumption. In food,


up to
Xylitol

Levels of Use

Sweetener
Special dietary uses: Marmalades and jams other than
those for which standards of identity have been
promulgated

53

0.001 - 0.012%
0.0012%

7.0%

GROUP 10
NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT

GROUP 10:

NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT
Function, Usage

Name
Alanine (L- and DL- forms)

Amino acid

Aluminum Nicotinate

Source of niacin in foods for special dietary use

p-Aminobenzoic Acid

-complex factor
Per day, up to

Arginine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Ascorbic Acid
(Vitamin C)

Anti- scorbutic vitamin

30 mg

Fruit juices, etc.


Frozen concentrated grape juice, orangeade, and
other fruit drinks
Carbonated beverages
Aspartic Acid (L- and DLforms)

Amino acid

Betaine, Anhydrous
Betaine Hydrochloride

Dietary supplement
Per day, up to

Biotin
(Vitamin H)

Essential nutrient

Boron Sources:
Boric Acid
Sodium Borate

Dietary supplements

Calcium Sources (harmless


calcium salts):
Calcium Carbonate
Calcium Citrate
Calcium Glycerophosphate
Calcium Oxide
Calcium Phosphate, mono
basic, dibasic, tribasic
Calcium Pyrophosphate
Calcium Sulfate

Mineral supplements

Carotene
(Provitamin A,
Beta carotene)

0.02 - 0.04%

100 mg

Boron per day, up to

Prepared breakfast cereal


White cornmeal
Infant dietary formula
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour,
enriched macaroni, and noodle products (as calcium)
Per lb of enriched self-rising flour (as calcium)
Per lb of enriched farina (as calcium)
Per lb of enriched cornmeal, enriched corn grits (as
calcium)
Per lb of enriched bread, rolls, etc. (as calcium)

0.1 mg

0.7%
0.25%
500 - 625 mg
1500 mg
500 mg
500 - 750 mg
300 - 800 mg

Vitamin-A precursor
Nutrient in skim milk, vegetable shortening, margarine
Margarine, per pound

Choline Bitartrate
Choline Chloride
Ferric Choline Citrate

Dietary supplement

Citrus Bioflavonoids

Vitamin-P complex
Daily intake, up to

Cobalt Sources:
Cobalt Carbonate
Cobalt Chloride
Cobalt Gluconate
Cobalt Sulfate

Levels of Use

5000 - 13000 USP


units

1 g

Mineral supplement
Cobalt per day, up to

57

1 mg

Function, Usage

Name
Copper Sources:
Cupric Chloride
Cupric Gluconate
Cupric Sulfate
Cupric Oxide

Mineral supplement

Cysteine (L- form)

Essential amino acid

Copper per day up to


In any food, up to

Bakery products. Per 100 lbs flour


Cystine (L- and DL- forms)

Amino acid

Fluorine Sources:
Calcium Fluoride
Hydrofluosilicic Acid
Potassium Fluoride
Sodium Fluoride
Sodium Silicofluoride

Fluoridation of water

Folic Acid

Nutrient
Per day (except on prescription), up to

Histidine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Inositol

Dietary supplement

Iodine Sources:

Essential nutrient

Levels of Use

2 mg
0.005%

0.009 lbs

0 . 10 mg

Iodine (from dehydrated


kelp)

Iodine per day, up to

0.7 mg

Cuprous Iodide

Table salt, up to

0.01%

Potassium Iodate

Dietary supplement, iodine per day, up to

0.15 mg

Potassium Iodide

Table salt, up to
Dietary supplement, iodine per day, up to

0.01%
0. 15%

Mineral supplement
Iron Sources:
Iron (Reduced iron, iron
Prepared breakfast cereal
powder)
Poultry stuffing
Iron Salts
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour,
Ferric Choline Citrate
enriched self- rising flour, enriched macaroni and
Ferric Phosphate
Ferric Pyrophosphate
noodle products
Ferric Sodium Pyrophosphate
Enriched farina, per lb
Per lb of enriched cornmeal, enriched corn grits
(Sodium iron pyrophosphate)
Per lb of enriched bread, rolls, etc.
Ferrous Fumarate
Iron salts may be used for enriched products if
Ferrous Gluconate
harmless and assimilable
Ferrous Lactate
Ferrous Sulfate
Isoleucine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Leucine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Linoleic Acid (prepared from


edible fats and oils and free
from chick-edema factor)

Essential fatty acid

Liver- stomach concentrate


(with intrinsic factor complex)

Dietary supplement

Lysine (L- and DL- forms)


l- Lysine Monohydrochloride

Essential amino acids


Fortification of specialty bread and cereal mixes, of
weight of flour

58

13 - 16.5 mg
13 mg
13 - 26 mg
8 - 12.5 mg

0.25 - 0.5%

Function, Usage

Name
Magnesium Sources:
Magnesium Oxide
Magnesium Phosphate
(dibasic and tribasic)
Magnesium Sulfate

Mineral supplement

Manganese Sources:
Manganese Chloride
Manganese Citrate
Manganese Gluconate
Manganese Glycerophosphate
Manganese Hypophosphite
Manganese Sulfate
Manganese Oxide
Manganous Oxide

Mineral supplement

DL-Methionine

Essential amino acid


Per day, up to

Molybdenum Sources:
Ammonium Molybdate
Sodium Molybdate
Molybdenum Sesquioxide
Molybdenum Trioxide

Mineral supplement

Niacin
(Nicotinic Acid)
Niacinamide
(Nicotinic amide,
Nicotinamide)
Aluminum Nicotinate

Essential nutrient

Nickel Sulfate

Mineral supplement

Levels of Use

200 mg

Per day, up to

2 mg

Prepared breakfast cereal, peanut butter, baby


cereals
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour,
enriched self- rising flour
Enriched farina. Per lb
Enriched cornmeal, enriched corn grits . Per lb
Enriched macaroni and noodle products. Per lb
Enriched bread, rolls, etc. Per lb

Nickel per day, up to


d - Pantothenam ide

Source of pantothenic acid activity in foods for special


dietary use

Pantothenate, Calcium
Pantothenate, Sodium
d_-Pantothenyl Alcohol

B-complex vitamin

Phenylalanine (L- and DLforms)

Essential amino acid

Phosphorous Sources:
Calcium Phosphate (mono
basic, dibasic, and tri
basic)
Magnesium Phosphate
(dibasic and tribasic)
Potassium Glycerophosphate
Sodium Phosphate (mono
basic, dibasic, and tri
basic)

Mineral supplements

Potassium Chloride

Substitute for sodium chloride in low- sodium dietary foods

Proline (L- and DL- forms)

Amino acid supplement

Pyridoxine Hydrochloride
(Vitamin Bg)

B-complex vitamin

Constituents of formulated mineral supplements for


cereal products, particularly breakfast foods such
as farina
Prepared cereals, up to

Evaporated milk-base foods for infants

59

0.002 - 0.005%
16
16
16
27
10

1 mg

0.5%

20
20
24
34
15

mg
mg
mg
mg
mg

Name
Riboflavin
(Vitamin Bg,
Lactoflavin,
Vitamin G)

Function, Usage
B-complex vitamin
Dry baby cereals, poultry stuffing, peanut butter,
prepared breakfast cereals
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour,
enriched self-rising flour
Enriched cornmeal, enriched corn grits. Per lb
Enriched macaroni and noodle products. Per lb
Enriched bread, rolls, etc. Per lb

Riboflavin- 5 -Phosphate

More soluble form of riboflavin

Rutin
(Quercetin-3Rutinoside)

Dietary supplement for capillary fragility

Serine (L- and DL- forms)

Amino acid supplement

Thiamine Hydrochloride
(Vitamin B, hydro
chloride, Aneurine
hydrochlo ride)

Vitamin supplement

Thiamine Mononitrate

Levels of Use

Daily intake, up to

0.0001 - 0.0005%
1.2 1.2 1.7 0.7-

1 .5
1.8
2.2
1 .6

mg
mg
mg
mg

50 mg

Prepared breakfast cereals, peanut butter, poultry


stuffing, baby cereals, skim milk, bottled soft drinks
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour,
enriched self- rising flour
Enriched farina . Per lb
Per lb of enriched cornmeal, enriched corn grits
Enriched macaroni and noodle products. Per lb
Enriched bread, rolls, etc. Per lb

0.0001 - 0.0009%
2.0 - 2.5 mg
2.0 - 2.5 mg
2 - 3 mg
4-5 mg
1.1 - 1 .8 mg

More stable form of thiamine in dry mixes


Uses similar to those listed for Thiamine Hydrochloride

Threonine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Tocopherols
Alpha Tocopherol Acetate

Vitamin E supplements

Tryptophane (L- and DLforms)

Amino acid

Valine (L- and DL- forms)

Essential amino acid

Vitamin A
Vitamin A Acetate
Vitamin A Palmitate

Anti- infective, anti-xerophthalmic vitamin

Mellorine (vegetable-fat imitation ice cream)


Skim milk, dietary infant formula
Blue cheese, gorgonzola cheese. If milk is bleached,
vitamin A is added to the curd in such quantity as to
compensate for the vitamin A or its precursors de
stroyed in the bleaching process, and artificial coloring
is not used .
Oleomargarine, per pound

Vitamin 12
(Cyanocobalamin)

Anti-pernicious anemia factor

Vitamin D0
(Calciferol,
Irradiated ergosterol)
Vitamin Do
(Activated 7-dehydrocholesterol)

Nutritional factors
Prepared breakfast cereal, Mellorine (vegetable-fat
imitation ice cream), Vitamin-D milk, evaporated
milk, skim milk, margarine, infant dietary formula
Per lb of enriched flour, enriched bromated flour, en
riched self- rising flour, enriched cornmeal and grits,
enriched macaroni and noodle products
Enriched farina. Per lb
Enriched bread, rolls, etc. Per lb
Evaporated milk. Per fluid ounce of the finished
product

60

15000 USP units

250 - 1000 USP units


250 USP units
150 - 750 USP units
25 USP units

Name

Function, Usage

Yeast, Dried
Yeast, Dried, Irradiated
Yeast, Torula, Dried

Dietary source of folic acid

Zinc Sources:
Zinc Chloride
Zinc Gluconate
Zinc Oxide
Zinc Stearate (prepared
from stearic acid free
from chick-edema factor)
Zinc Sulfate

Mineral supplement

Folic acid per gram of yeast


Pteroylglutamic acid per gram of yeast
Enriched farina. Irradiated yeast may be added as
source of vitamin D
Enriched cornmeals and corn grits
Bakery products

61

Levels of Use

.04 mg
.008 mg

GROUP 11
FLAVORING AGENTS
-Group A:

Synthetic Flavors

(The amounts listed as "average maximum parts


per million" are not tolerance limits and are often
exceeded in use. A discussion of the meaning and
application of these figures is found in Food Tech
nology, 19, No. 2, part 2, 1965.)

^/22
Chemical formula: CHgCH
OCH2C t^CH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

ACETAL
Acetaldehyde diethyl acetal
Foods in which used:
Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .

Chemical Formula: CH3CH(OCH2CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Apple, apricot, banana, peach, whiskey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices, etc. ...
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.3
52
39
6,
120

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm

2.5
2.5

ACETAL R
(See Acetaldehyde phenethyl propyl acetal)

ACETANISOL
4 ' -Methoxyacetophenone

ACETALDEHYDE
Ethanal

Chemical formula: CH. -o- COCH,

Chemical formula: CHgCHO


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, chocolate, fruit, nut,
vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, chocolate, apple, apricot,
banana, grape, peach, black walnut, rum,
wine

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, broccoli, cheese, coffee, grapefruit,
grape juice (concord), grapes, lemon, milk
skim (heated 121, 90 min.), onions, oranges,
peaches, pears, pineapple, raspberries, straw
berries, coffee extract, peppermint oil, anise,
cooked beef, cooked chicken

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

ACETATE C-8
(See Octyl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
25
22
12
6.8
20, 2 70

ACETATE C-9
(See Nonyl acetate)

ACETATE C-l0
(See Decyl acetate)

ACETALDEHYDE BENZYL -METHOXYETHYL


ACETAL
(See Benzyl methoxyethyl acetal)

ACETATE C-ll
(See 10-Undecen- 1-yl acetate)

ACETALDEHYDE DIETHYL ACETAL


(See Acetal)

ACETATE C-l2
(See Lauryl acetate)

ACETALDEHYDE PHENETHYL PROPYL ACETAL


Acetal R; Pepital

ACETATE PA
(See Allyl phenoxyacetate)

65

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
2.5
4.6
5.8
840

Natural food occurrence:


Broccoli, grapes, pears, cultured dairy
products, cooked beef, cooked chicken

ACETIC ACID
Ethanoic acid
Chemical formula: CH3COOH

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, cheese, cocoa, coffee, grapes, grape
juice (concord), milk skim (irradiated),
oranges, parsley family, peaches, pineapple,
raspberries, strawberries, bay and bay- leaves
extract

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Gelatin desserts ......
Chewing gum

2 ' ACETONAPHTHONE
(See Methyl ^-naphthyl ketone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
39
32
52
38
5,900
15
60

ACETOPHENONE
Methyl phenyl ketone
Chemical formula:

COCHg

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, floral, fruit, cherry, almond,
walnut, tobacco, vanilla, tonka

ACETIC ETHER
(See Ethyl acetate)

Natural food occurrence:


Strawberries, tea

(tri-)ACETIN

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2CH(OOCCH3)


CH2(OOCCH3)
Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, fruit, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.4
3.3
12
28
0.80, 50
0.60, 21
7
8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Margarine
Gelatin desserts
Cottage cheese
Shortening

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, butter
scotch, chocolate, grape, rum, wine, spice,
tobacco, cheese, vinegar

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
190
60
560
1,000
4,100

P.-ACETYL ANISOLE
(See Acetanisole)

ACETYL BENZENE
(See Acetophenone)

ACETOACETIC ESTER
(See Ethyl acetoacetate)

ACETYL BUTYRYL
(See 2, 3-Hexandione)

ACETOIN
3- Hydroxy- 2 -butanone, Acetyl methyl carbinol

ACETYL ISOBUTYRYL
(See 4-Methyl-2, 3-pentanedione)

Chemical formula: CH3COCHOHCH3


ACETYL g- CRESOL
(See p_-Tolyl acetate)

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, butterscotch,
caramel, coconut, coffee, fruit, liquor, rum,
nut, walnut, vanilla, cream soda, cheese

ACETYL ^-CRESOL
(See -Tolyl acetate)
66

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.98
2.4
3.6
5.6
7
0.60, 20

ACETYL EUGENOL
(See Eugenyl acetate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, brandy, rum

ACETYL ISOEUGENOL
(See Isoeugenyl acetate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor
Chewing gum

ACETYLFORMALDEHYDE
(See Pyruvaldehyde)

ACETYLFORMIC ACID
(See Pyruvic acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2, 0.20
0.60
30, 0.60
15, 0.60
20
28

ADIPIC ACID
1 , 4-Butanedicarboxylic acid

ACETYL METHYL CARBINOL


(See Acetoin)

Chemical formula: CHgCH2COOH


22

ACETYL NONYRYL
(See 2,3-Undecadione)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Meats

ACETYL PELARGONYL
(See 2,3-Undecadione)

ACETYL PENTANOYL
(See 2, 3-Heptanedione)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Gelatin desserts

3-ACETYLPROPIONIC ACID
(See Levulinic acid)

ALCOHOL C-7
(See Heptyl alcohol)

ACETYL PROPIONYL
(See 2,3-Pentanedione)

ALCOHOL C-8
(See 1 -Octanol)

2- ACETYL TOLUENE
(See 4 '-Methyl acetophenone)

ALCOHOL C-9
(See Nonyl alcohol)

ACETYL VALERYL
(See 2, 3-Heptanedione)

ALCOHOL C-l0
(See l-Decanol)

ACETYL VANILLIN
(See Vanillin acetate)

ALCOHOL C-ll UNDECYLIC


(See Undecyl alcohol)

ACHILLEIC ACID
(See Aconitic acid)

ALCOHOL C-l2
(See Lauryl alcohol)

ACONITIC ACID

ALCOHOL C-l6
(See 1-Hexadecanol)

Chemical formula:

CHCOOH
I
CCOOH
2

ALDEHYDE C-7
(See Heptanal)
67

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
40
5,000

ALDEHYDE C-8
(See Octanal)

Flavors in which used:


Citrus fruit, grape

ALDEHYDE C-9
(See Nonanal)

ALDEHYDE - 10
(See Decanal)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ALDEHYDE C-ll UNDECYLENIC


(See 9-Undecenal)

ALLYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Allyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
0.67
2
0.02, 1
2

Chemical formula: CH2=CHCH2OOCCH2CH2CH3


ALDEHYDE C-ll UNDECYLIC
(See Undecanal)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, pineapple

ALDEHYDE -l2 LAURIC


(See Lauric aldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
0.50, 1
1.3
0.50, 3
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ALDEHYDE C-l2 MNA


(See 2-Methylundecanal)

ALDEHYDE C-l4 PURE (so-called)


(See -Undecalactone)

ALLYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Allyl ester

ALDEHYDE C-l4 (Myristic)


(See Myristaldehyde)

Chemical formula:

CH=CHCOOCH2CH=CH2

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

ALDEHYDE C-l6 PURE (so-called)


(See Ethyl methyl phenylglycidate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ALDEHYDE C-l8 (so-called)


(See y-Nonalactone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1.4
1.8
2.6

ALLOMALEIC ACID
(See Fumaric acid)
ALLYL CYC LOHEXANEACETATE
Cyclohexaneacetic acid, Allyl ester
ALLYL ACETIC ACID
(See 4-Pentenoic acid)
Chemical formula: ^
2-ALLYLANISOLE
(See Estragole)

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

ALLYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Allyl ester

Chemical formula: <!

^ CH2COOCH2CH:CH2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

J COOCH2CH:CH2
V
68

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.6
3.5
4

ALLYL CYCLOHEXANEBUTYRATE
Cyclohexanebutyric acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula: (
\ CH2(CH2>2COOCH2CH=
N' CH,

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
2.3
4.4
4.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple
ALLYL -CYCLOHEXYLPROPIONATE
(See Allyl cyclohexanepropionate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1.4
3.3
3.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ALLYL 3-CYCLOHEXYLPROPIONATE
(See Allyl cyclohexanepropionate)

ALLYL DISULFIDE
ALLYL CYCLOHEXANEHEXANOATE
Cyclohexanehexanoic acid, Allyl ester

Chemical formula: (CH2=CHCH2)2S2

Chemical formula: ( VcH(CH2)4COOCH2CH=


w 2

Flavors in which used:


Garlic, onion, spice

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Natural food occurrence:


Garlic, leek
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
3.3
8
8.5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7
6.5

Foods in which used:


Meats . . .
Condiments

ALLYL ENANTHATE
(See Allyl heptanoate)
ALLYL CYCLOHEXANEPROPIONATE
Cyclohexanepropionic acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula: <^

^-CH2CH2COOCH2CH:CH2

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum
Icings

ALLYL 2-ETHYLBUTYRATE
2-Ethylbutyric acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula: (2)22=2
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
3.1
13
7.1
7.7
30
0.20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Gelatin and puddings

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.50
2
1

ALLYL 2-FUROATE
Furoic acid, Allyl ester
ALLYL CYCLOHEXANEVALERATE
Cyclohexanevaleric acid, Allyl ester

Chemical formula: ||^ JJ^


2=2

Chemical formula: ( VcH(CH2)3COOCH2CH=


>' CH,

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, pineapple

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

69

ALLYL 2-FUROATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.53
0.05, 2
1.6
0.75, 2
1

Chemical formula:

=22=
Cr CHn

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Toppings

4-ALLYLGUAIACOL
(See Eugenol)

ALLYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Allyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 50
1.4
2.6
3.1
1
2

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COOCH2CH=CH2

ALLYL ISOTHIOCYANATE

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, brandy

Chemical formula: CH2:CHCH2NCS

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.7
6.4
6.4
2.9
86

Flavors in which used:


Meat, spice
Natural food occurrence:
Mustard, horseradish, onion

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meat
Pickles

ALLYL HEPTOATE
(See Allyl heptanoate)

ALLYL HEPTYLATE
(See Allyl heptanoate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 0.02
0.50
0 . 50
5.2
52
87
88, 10

ALLYL MERCAPTAN
2 - Propene - 1 - thiol

ALLYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Allyl ester

Chemical formula: CH2=CHCH2SH


Chemical formula: 3(2)42=2
Flavors in which used:
Spice

Flavors in which used:


Orange, strawberry, apple, apricot, peach,
pineapple, tutti fruiti

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin dessert
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7
11
32
25
22
210

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25
2,
0.50
0 . 50
2,
0 . 50
2,
3
0.50

4- ALLYL- 2-METHOXYPHENOL
(See Eugenol)

ALLYL a-IONONE
Cetone V
l-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexene-l-yl)
1 , 6-heptadien-3-one

4-ALLYL-2-METHOXYPHENYL BENZOATE
(See Eugenyl benzoate)
70

4-ALLYL-2-METHOXYPHENYL FORMATE
(See Eugenyl formate)

Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Pineapple, honey

ALLYL trans - 2 - METHYL- 2 - BU TENOATE


(See Allyl tiglate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ALLYL NONANOATE
Nonanoic acid, Ally ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7COOCH2CH=CH2
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, wine

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3,
o.06
8
14
40

ALLYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Allyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.70
3,
0.50
5
3,
5
J

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats

CH2COOCH2CH=CH2

Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH2CH=CH2


Flavors in which used:
Pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ALLYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Allyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3,
0.06
16
6.5
10

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2CH:CH2


Flavors in which used:
Pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ALLYL SORBATE
Sorbic acid, Allyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
3.3
5.1
4
0.10

Chemical formula: CH3CH=CHCH=CHCOOCH2CH=


2
Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ALLYL PHENOXYACETATE
Phenoxyacetic acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.86
0.5
5,
0.50
1
2

22=
CH2
ALLYL SULFHYDRATE
(See Allyl mercaptan)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.82
0.4, 0.004
2.3
1,
0.02
'.'>

ALLYL SULFIDE
Chemical formula: (CH2=CHCH2)2S
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, garlic
Natural food occurrence:
Garlic, horseradish

ALLYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Allyl ester
71

ALLYL SULFIDE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.04
0.06
0.07
0.05
13
3.7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.6
18
22
15, 48
1

4-ALLYLVERATROLE
(See Eugenyl methyl ether)
ALLYLTHIOL
(See Allyl mercaptan)
AMBRETTOLIDE
(See -6-Hexadecenlactone)
ALLYL TIGLATE
Tiglic acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CH=C(CH3)COOCH2CH= CH2

a-AMINOMETHYL BENZOATE
(See Methyl anthranilate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

AMMONIUM SULFIDE

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.28
0.50, 0.50
0.50, 3
0.50, 3

Chemical formula: (NH4)2S


Flavors in which used:
Spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments

ALLYL 10-UNDECENOATE
10-Undecenoic acid, Allyl ester
Chemical formula: CH2=CH(CH2)gCOOCH2CH=CH2

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5

AMMONIUM ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Ammonium salt

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2COO~NH4+
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.25
0.50, 0.50
0.50
0 . 50

Flavors in which used:


Butter, nut, cheese

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Sirups . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
58
0.20

ALLYL UNDECYLENATE
(See Allyl 10-undecenoate)
AMYL ACETATE (common)
(See Isoamyl acetate)
ALLYL ISOVALE RATE
Isovaleric acid, Allyl ester
ISOAMYL ACETATE (common)
0-Methyl butyl acetate

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2COOCH2CH=CH2


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2CH2CH(CH3)2

72

ISOAMYL ACETATE (common) (cont'd)

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, apple, banana, brandy, rum

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, caramel,
coconut, cola, apple, banana, cherry, grape,
peach, pear, pineapple, rum, cream soda,
vanilla

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, cognac, lemons, peppermint, rasp
berries, strawberries, tea

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Brandy

Natural food occurrence:


Banana, cocoa
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
28
56
190
120
100
2, 700

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
7.6
52
24
46
300
100

AMYL ALDEHYDE
(See Valeraldehyde)

ISOAMYL ACETOACETATE
CH3

Chemical formula: --2---2--

ISOAMYL ALDEHYDE
CH3 (See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, apple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOAMYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Isoamyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
7
25
25

Chemical formula: / 4 COOCH2CH2CH


f (3)2
Flavors in which used:
Berry, apple, cherry, plum, prune, liquor,
rum, maple

AMYL ALCOHOL
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3CH2OH


Flavors in which used:
Berry, chocolate, apple, banana, pineapple,
liquor, rum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
2.5
3.5
7.4
4.6
200

Natural food occurrence:


Cocoa, oranges

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

AMYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Amyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
15
35
24
7.7, 50
150, 340

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2COOCH2(CH2)3


CHo
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, butter, butterscotch,
fruit, apple, apricot, banana, cherry, grape,
peach, pineapple, vanilla

AMYL ALCOHOL, Commercial


(See Fusel, oil, refined)

Natural food occurrence:


Cocoa

ISOAMYL ALCOHOL

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2CH2OH


73

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
19
32

AMYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used (cont'd):
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings . ...
Chewing gum
Cherry sirup

Chemical formula: 3(2)32


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
76
43
1.4, 0.50
760
58

^j^|=
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, apple, apricot, peach, walnut,
spice

ISOAMYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Isoamyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2COOCH2CH2CH
(crf3)2
Flavors in which used:
Berry, strawberry, butter, butterscotch,
chocolate, fruit, banana, cherry, peach,
pineapple

g-AMYLCINNAMALDEHYDE DIMETHYL ACETAL


1 , 1 - Dime thoxy- 2 - amyl- 3 - phenyl- 2 - propene

Natural food occurrence:


Cocoa

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3CH2


O-chJ(3)2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
34
79
51
60
570

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

CHq
H
CH3
I 3
I
II I 3
CH3-C-CH2--O-C-C-CH3
H
H
H

ISOAMYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Isoamyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, banana

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.80
1.5, 2
2
2.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOAMYL ISOBUTYRATE

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
1.5
4
4.5
0.03, 0.05
15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
34
71
51
60
2,000

CH=CHCOOCH 2
CH2CH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, caramel, chocolate,
cocoa, fruit, peach, pineapple, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-AMYL BUTYROLACTONE
(See y-Nonalactone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
4.2
13
13

a- AMYLCINNAM YL ACETATE
a-Pentylcinnamyl acetate

a- AM YLCINNAMALDEHYDE
a- Amyl /?-phenylacrolein Buxine
a- Pentylcinnamaldehyde

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3CH2


(^~ CH=CCH2OOCCH3

74

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.36
1.2
1.3
1.7
1

tt-AMYLCINNAMYL ACETATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.92
3.5
3.5
3
3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

AMYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Amyl ester
Chemical formula: HCOOCH2(CH2)3CH3

a-AMYLCMNAMYL ALCOHOL
ot- Pentylcinnamyl alcohol , Buxinol
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, apple, apricot, banana, cherry,
peach, plum, nut, walnut

3(2)32
/

S =2
Natural food occurrence:
Apples

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
11
31

170

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.47
1.5
1.6
1,5
2

ISOAMYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Isoamyl ester

a-AMYLCINNAMYL FORMATE
a- Pentylcinnamyl formate

Chemical formula: HCOOCH2CH2CH(CH3)2


Chemical formula:

3(2)32
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, apple, apricot, banana, cherry,
currant, peach, pineapple

=2
Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, fruit, maple, nut
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.17
0.93
1.5
1.5
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

ISOAMYL 2-FURANBUTYRATE
2-Furanbutyric acid, Isoamyl ester

a-AMYLCINNAMYL ISOVALERATE
OL- Pentylcinnamyl isovalerate
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.4
14
22
16
2,
28
250

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:

CH3(CH2)3CH2
CH=CCH2OOCCH2CH
(CH3)2

CH2CH2CH
(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, coffee, fruit, whisky

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, grape, nut

75

AMYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Amyl ester

ISOAMYL 2-FURANBUTYRATE (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.03, 5.0
2.8
6
8.0, 0.50
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2(CH2)3CH3


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, chocolate, apple, grape, pineapple,
honey, liquor

Chemical formula: ex
4O^CH2CH2COOCH2CH2CH
(3)2
Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, coffee, fruit, whisky

ISOAMYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Isoamyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.33, 0.02
0.65, 0.33
3.6, 1.6
3.6,1.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.3
16
22
8.3
3.7, 0.30
110

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

ISOAMYL 2-FURANPROPIONATE
2- Furanpropionic acid, Isoamyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2CH2CH


(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, apple, pineapple,
honey, rum

a-ISOAMYL FURFURYLACETATE
(See Isoamyl 2-furanpropionate)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

a-ISOAMYL FURFURYLPROPIONATE
(See Isoamyl 2-furanbutyrate)
AMYL 2-FUROATE
2-Furoic acid, Amyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
14
17
15
3.7

ISOAMYL o-HYDROXYBENZOATE
(See Isoamyl salicylate)

Chemical formula: V^4 COOCH(CH2)3CH3


Flavors in which used:
Rum, maple

2-AMYL-5 (or 6) -KETO-1,4-DIOXANE

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
5
6,
1.5
1
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Chemical formula: 0= I

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

AMYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Amyl ester
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Shortening . . . .

CH3(CH2)5COOCH2(CH2)3CH3

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, coconut, fruit, nut
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum

I
^(2)43

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7
3.8
7.5
3
3.5
53
76

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5
5
5

ISOAMYL LAURATE
Dodecanoic acid, Isoamyl ester

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)10COOCH2CH2CH


(3)2
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, liquor
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOAMYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Isoamyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3,
0.04
6,
0.16
6,
0.50
6,
0.50

Chemical formula:

(\ 222
\=/ (CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Butter, chocolate, cocoa, peach, honey,
licorice, anise

ISOAMYL NONANOATE
Nonanoic acid, Isoamyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7COOCH2(CH2)3CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Toppings
Gelatin and puddings . ...

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cognac, rum
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
7.4
3.5
2.1

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
3.3
3
4

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
16
12
14
0.8, 0.25
3.4, 0.15

a-AMYL -PHENYLACROLEIN
(See a-Amylcinnamaldehyde)

AMYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Amyl ester

ISOAMYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Isoamyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2(CH2)3CH3


Chemical formula: 3222()2
Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, fruit, liquor

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, apple, banana,
cherry, grape, peach, pineapple, rum

Natural food occurrence:


Apple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
3.5
6.0
3.5
2.1

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.8
13
38
6.1
0 . 80
750

ISOAMYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Isoamyl ester

ISOAMYL PYRUVATE
Pyruvic acid, Isoamyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2CH2CH


(CH3)2

Chemical formula: CH3COCOOCH2CH2CH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, rum, maple

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.6
5.1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
77

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4.7
8.1
9.2
12

ISOAMYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Isoamyl ester
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Liquors

22()2

OH
Flavors in which used:
Root beer, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
340
150
1,500
1,400

ANGELICA LACTONE
(See i-Pentadecalactone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
2.9
3
3

j3- ANISALDEHYDE
(See -Methoxybenzaldehyde)

ANISE CAMPHOR
(See Anethole)

ISOAMYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Isoamyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3^CHCH2COOCH2CH^CH
(CH3)2

ANISIC ALCOHOL
(See Anisyl alcohol)

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, apple, apricot, banana,
cherry, peach, pineapple, honey, rum, walnut,
vanilla, cream soda

ANISIC KETONE
(See 1 - (_p_ - M ethoxypheny1) - 2 - propanone )

ANISOLE
Natural food occurrence:
Bananas, peaches

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum
Jellies

Chemical formula: CH3O


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.5
14
33
41
61, 1
390
10

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, root beer, sarsaparilla, wintergreen, birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

AMYL VINYL CARBINOL


(See l-Octen-3-ol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9
16
51
34

ANISYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Anisyl ester
-Methoxy benzyl acetate

ANETHOLE
Chemical formula: CH.

CH2OOCCH3

Chemical formula: CHCH:=- OCH,


Flavors in which used:
Berry, chocolate, cocoa, fruit, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, licorice, anise, liquor, nut,
root beer, sarsaparilla, spice, vanilla,
wintergreen, birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Natural food occurrence:


Anise, fennel, star anise

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
26
78

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
8
15
12
11
30

ANISYL PHENYLACETATE

ANISYL ACETONE
(See 4 - (g- M e thoxypheny1) - 2 - butanone )

Chemical formula:
ANISYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: CH3O

CH9-O-C-C f~\
t W

CH2OH

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, cocoa, fruit, licorice, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Honey

Natural food occurrence:


Vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.4
8
11
12
1.9

ANISYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Anisyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3O

ANISYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Anisyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Apple, banana, cherry, peach, pineapple,
quince

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
5.7
10
13

APPLE ACID
(See 1 -Malic acid)
CH2OOCH

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, licorice, vanilla

ARGEOL
(See Santalol (a- and-))

Natural food occurrence:


Currant, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
5.6
6.1
16
20
0.25

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ANISYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Anisyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3O

CH2OOCCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, cherry, licorice

Chemical formula: CH3O{VCH2OOC(CH2)2


W CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.6
6.6
4.3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

AUBEPINE LIQUID
(See j3-Methoxybenzaldehyde)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
3.9
7.9
14
0.20

BENZALDEHYDE
Chemical formula:

CHO

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, coconut, apricot, cherry,
peach, liquor, brandy, rum, almond, pecan,
pistachio, spice, vanilla

ANISYL METHYL KETONE


(See 1 - (- Methoxyphenyl) - 2 - propanone)
79

BENZALDEHYDE (cont'd)

^^OCH.,

Natural food occurrence:


Cherries, raspberries, tea, almonds, bitter
oil, cajaput oil, cassia bark
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
36
Ice cream, ices
42
Candy
120
Baked goods
110
Gelatin and pudding ....
160
Chewing gum
840
Cordials
32

Chemical formula:

^ H
^OCH,
I 2
,

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cherry, nut, almond
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
34
27
110
96
50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....

BENZALDEHYDE DIMETHYL ACETAL


Chemical formula:

^^> CH(OCH3>2

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cherry, nut, almond

BENZENECARBONAL
(See Benzaldehyde)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
26
22
56
45
50
60

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Alcoholic beverages ....

BENZENECARBOXYLIC ACID
(See Benzoic acid)

BENZENEMETHYLAL
(See Benzaldehyde)

BENZALDEHYDE GLYCERYL ACETAL


BENZILIDENE ACETONE
(See 4-Phenyl-3-buten-2-one)

Chemical formula:
.o-c

/2
I
CH.
^OCH,

f \ CH

CHOH

and

1 , 2-BENZODIHYDROPYRONE
(See Dihydrocoumarin)

^-

2
BENZOIC ACID
about 60%

about 40%
Chemical formula :

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cherry, nut, almond

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

^~~~00

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, lemon, orange, cherry, fruit,
nut, tobacco

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
21
24
110
73
100
840

Natural food occurrence:


Cherry bark, raspberries, tea, anise,
cassia bark, cassie, oil of lovage

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Icings
Chewing gum . . .

BENZALDEHYDE PROPYLENE GLYCOL


ACETAL
4 - Me thyl- 2 - phenyl- in - d ioxolane

80

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.5
4.8
8.9
40
250
20, 32

BENZOIC ALDEHYDE
(See Benzaldehyde)

BENZOIN
Chemical formula:

CHOHCO

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, fruit, liquor, rum,
vanilla

BENZYLACETIC ACID
(See 3-Phenylpropionic acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.5
0.54
2
1.4
0.10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
14
34
22
760
23

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatin desserts

BENZYL ACETOACETATE
Acetoacetic acid, Benzyl ester
Chemical formula:

CH2OOCCH2COCH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit
BENZOPHENONE
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, fruit, apricot, peach, nut,
vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.61
1.7
2.4

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
6
13
13
10, 0.50
50

BENZYLACETONE
(See 4 - Phenyl- 3- buten- 2 -one)

BENZYL ACETYL ACETATE


(See Benzyl acetoacetate)
2,3- BENZOPYRROLE
(See Indole)
BENZYL ALCOHOL
BENZOYLBENZENE
(See Benzophenone)

Chemical formula: 0~CH2H

BENZOYL EUGENOL
(See Eugenyl benzoate)

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, loganberry, raspberry, orange,
floral, rose, violet, fruit, cherry, grape,
honey, liquor, muscatel, nut, walnut, root
beer, vanilla

BENZYLACETALDEHYDE
(See Hydrocinnamaldehyde)

Natural food occurrence:


Cassie, raspberries, tea, clove oil,
castoreum

BENZYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Benzyl ester

Chemical formula: (/ V- CH2OOCCH3


\=/
~
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, butter, violet,
apple, banana, cherry, plum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
81

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15
160
47
220
45, 21
1,200

BENZYL ISOAMYL ALCOHOL


(See a-Isobutylphenethyl alcohol)

Chemical form ula: /

BENZYL BENZENE CARBOXYLATE


(See Benzyl benzoate)

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, butter,
apricot, peach, pear, liquor, muscatel,
cheese, nut

BENZYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Benzyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:;: /^\-COOCH2H^


Flavors in which used:
Loganberry, strawberry, cherry, pineapple,
liquor, muscatel, rum, cheese, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

~CH2OOC(CH2)2CH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.5
12
39
33
280

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.5
6.9
7.7
9.9
3
310

BENZYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Benzyl ester
Chemical formula: ^^-2(3)2
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, fruit

BENZYL BUTANOATE
(See Benzyl butyrate)

BENZYLBUTYL ALCOHOL
(See a-Propylphenethyl alcohol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BENZYL ISOBUTYL CARBINOL


(See a-Isobutylphenethyl alcohol)

BENZYL CARBINOL
(See Phenethyl alcohol)

BENZYL BUTYL ETHER

BENZYL CARBINYL ACETATE


(See Phenethyl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.2
12
12
25

Chemical formula.o 22(2)23


BENZYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Benzyl ester

Flavors in which used


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 2
3.5
8
2,
8
2

=2

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, chocolate, apricot, cherry,
peach, pineapple, plum, prune, honey,
liquor, rum

BENZYL ISOBUTYL KETONE


(See 4 -Methyl- 1- phenyl- 2 -pentanone)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

BENZYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Benzyl ester

82

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
2.5
6.7
6.6
3,
5
5.3, 120

BENZYL DIMETHYL CARBINYL ACETATE


(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl acetate)

BENZYL DIMETHYL CARBINYL BUTYRATE


(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl butyrate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BENZYL DIMETHYL CARBINYL FORMATE


(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl formate)

BENZYL ISOEUGENOL
Isoeugenol benzyl ether

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
2.5
7.5
7.5

Chemical formula:
BENZYL 2,3-DIMETHYLCROTONATE
2, 3-Dimethylcrotonic acid, Benzyl ester
Chemical formula:

H H ^Y-CH2-0
3 - c-c -^. 3

CH2OOCC(CH3)=
C(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Spice, banana

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.75
2.8
1.8
1.5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
0.50
17
3.5, 1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BENZYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Benzyl ester
BENZYL DIPROPYL KETONE
(See 3-Benzyl-4-heptanone)

Chemical formula:

BENZYL DISULFIDE
Dibenzyl disulfide

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, apricot, cherry, peach, pine
apple, plum, prune, honey, liquor

CH2OOCH

Chemical formula:
c2-s-s-c2

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, caramel

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
8
12
8.6
32

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
6
0.5
0.1

3 - BENZYL- 4 -HEPTANONE
CH3CH2
Chemical formula:

\
;(2)23

BENZYLETHYL ALCOHOL
(See 3 - Phenyl- l- propanol)

W
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

BENZYL ETHYL ETHER


Chemical formula:

CH2OCH2CHg

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

83

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
4.6
11
11

BENZYL o-HYDROXYBENZOATE
(See Benzyl salicylate)

Chemical formula: ^^-c2cooc2 {^


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, fruit, honey

BENZYLIDENE ACETONE METHYL


(See 3-Methyl-4-phenyl-3-butene-2-one)

Natural food occurrence:


Honey
BENZYL MERCAPTAN
a-Toluenethiol
Chemical formula: ^

^ CH2SH

Flavors in which used:


Coffee
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25, 0.15
0.15, 0.50
0.75, 0.50
0.75,0.50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.6
6.6
4.3
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
andy
Baked goods
Toppings

BENZYL -PHENYLACRYLATE
(See Benzyl cinnamate)

BENZYL PHENYLFORMATE
(See Benzyl benzoate)
BENZYL METHOXYETHYL ACETAL
Acetaldehyde benzyl -methoxyethyl acetal
l-Benzyloxy- l-(-methoxy) ethoxy ethane
Chemical formula:

BENZYL PROPANOATE
(See Benzyl propionate)

CH3OCH2CH2Q
\
CHCHL

BENZYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Benzyl ester

/
2

Chemical form ula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cherry

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

223

Flavors in which used:


Berry, apple, banana, grape, pear, pineapple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
1
1
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Icings

BENZYL 2 -METHYL PROPANOATE


(See Benzyl isobutyrate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
5.8
19
17
150, 19
40

BENZYLPROPYL ACETATE
(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl acetate)

BENZYL METHYL TIGLATE


(See Benzyl 2 , 3-dimethylcrotonate)

BENZYLPROPYL ALCOHOL
(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl alcohol)

l-BENZYLOXY- l-(jj-METHOXY) ETHOXY


ETHANE
(See Benzyl methoxyethyl acetal)

BENZYLPROPYL CARBINOL
(See a-Propylphenethyl alcohol)
BENZYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Benzyl ester

84

BENZYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Benzyl ester

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula: Q-c2ooc^}

Flavors in which used:


Nut, spice

Flavors in which used:


Floral, peach

Natural food occurrence:


Coriander, ginger, oil of lime, rosemary,
strawberries, thyme, citronella, nutmeg

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
0.89
1.8
0.01, 2 .2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BENZYLTHIOL
(See Benzyl mercaptan)

BENZYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Benzyl ester

ISOBORNEOL

Chemical formi
ula: /

Chemical formula

V 22()2

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, apple, apricot, banana, cherry,
pineapple, walnut, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4, 0.25
4
7
1
30
30

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Sirup
Chewing gum . . .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.2
3.4
16
94
56
200

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.2
23
11
8.3
0 . 80

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

BORNYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Bornyl ester

BERGAMOL
(See Linalyl acetate)

OOCCHo
Chemical formula:
BIACETYL
(See Diacetyl)
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, spice
BLATTERALKOHOL
(See 3-Hexen-l-ol)

Natural food occurrence:


Extracts of yarrow herb and iva herb

BOLETIC ACID
(See Fumar ic acid)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum

BORNEOCAMPHOR
(See Borneol)

BORNEOL

85

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.8
1.9
1.4
0.20
70
0.30

i.OOCCH2CH3
Chemical formula: jl^J

ISOBORNYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Isobornyl ester
CCH,

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.6
12
3.9
9.5
70

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.01
1,
0.80
1.2
1.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BORNYL VALERATE
Valeric acid, Bornyl ester
(2)33
Chemical formula:

BORNYL ALCOHOL
(See Borneol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

BORNYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Bornyl ester
OOCH
Chemical formula: j^^J^

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.06
0.30
2,
0.90
0.80

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BORNYL ISOVALE RATE


Isovaleric acid, Bornyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
0.30, 3
2,
0.80
2,
0 . 80
0.04

2(3)2
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
ISOBORNYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Isobornyl ester
^.oocH
Chemical formula: _ _ T

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.
0.06
1,
0.40
2,
0.90
2,
0.90
12

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

ISOBORNYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Isobornyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.06
1,
0.03
0 . 74
0 . 80

2(3)2
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

ISOBORNYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Isobornyl ester
86

ISOBORNYL ISOVALERATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

trans -BUTENEDIOIC A
(See Fumaric acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.60
1,
0.30
0.90
2,
0.80

BUTTER ACIDS
Flavors in which used:
Butter, cheese

BORNYVAL
(See Bornyl isovalerate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BUTANAL
(See Butyraldehyde)

BUTANDIONE
(See Diacetyl)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
3
2,800
8.3

BUTTER ESTERS
Chemical formula: Mixed RCOOCH2CH3

1,4-BUTANEDICARBOXYLIC ACID
(See Adipic acid)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate

2,3- BUTANE DIONE


(See Diacetyl)

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Topping
Popcorn

BUTANOIC ACID
(See Butyric acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
24
78
86
2
1,200

1 -BUTANO L
(See Butyl alcohol)
BUTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Butyl ester
ISOBUTANOL
(See Isobutyl alcohol)

Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2CH2CH2CH3

2,3-BUTANOLONE
(See Acetoin)

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, banana,
pineapple

2-BUTANONE

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CH3COCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
None listed

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
16
32
32
13
220

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOBUTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Isobutyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
70
270
100
100

Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2CH(CH^


Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, butter, banana,
grape

87

ISOBUTYL ALCOHOL

ISOBUTYL ACETATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
16
36
35
170
860
5.5

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2OH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, cola, fruit, liquor, rum, whisky
Natural food occurrence:
Apples, raspberries

BUTYL ACETOACETATE
Acetoacetic acid, Butyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH3COCH2COOC^(CH^CH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
7
30
24

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BUTYL ALDEHYDE
(See Butyraldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
7.3
26
26

ISOBUTYL ALDEHYDE
(See Isobutyraldehyde)

ISOBUTYL ANGELATE
Angelic acid, Isobutyl ester

ISOBUTYL ACETOACETATE
Acetoacetic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3COCH2COOCH2CH(CH3)2

Chemical formula: CH3CH=C(CH3)COOCH2CH


(H3>2

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

Flavors in which used:


None listed

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.0
7.0
25
25

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of chamomile

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Icings

BUTYL ALCOHOL
1-Butanol
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2CH2OH

BUTYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Butyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, cream, fruit, liquor, rum, whisky

Chemical formula: / \-2(2)2


X=<NH2

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, raspberries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Cordials
Cream

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
1.5
5,
3,
100

Flavors in which used:


Grape, mandarin, pineapple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
7
34
32
1
4

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

88

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.6
9
6.7

ISOBUTYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings and gelatin ....
Liquor

^-COOCH2CH(CH3)2
NHo

Flavors in which used:


Mandarin, cherry, grape

BUTYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Butyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
4
12
12
5,
1,700

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)2COOCH2CH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, butter, banana,
cherry

ISOBUTYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

^-COOCH2CH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, cherry, plum, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
9
7.9
12
10 , 23

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.7
4
19
39
2,000

ISOBUTYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOOCH2CH(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, butter, fruit, banana, liquor,
rum

BUTYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)2COOCH2(CH2)2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, butter, apple, banana, peach, pineapple,
liquor, scotch, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.3
16
25
24
14
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.6
22
24
22
14
1,500
150

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings . ...
Liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.5
7.4
16
17
3.3, 10
2

BUTYL BUTYRYLLACTATE
Butyryllactic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula:
CH3CHCOOCH2(CH2)2CH3
3(2)2

ISOBUTYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Isobutyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, fruit, nut, vanilla

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)2COOCH2CH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Berry, apple, banana, pineapple, liquor, rum

89

BUTYL BUTYRYLLACTATE (cont'd)

BUTYL 2-DECENOATE
2-Decenoic acid, Butyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
9
44
58

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CHJCH^gCH^HCOOCHg


(CH2)2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Apricot, peach

ISOBUTYL CARBINOL
(See Isoamyl alcohol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

a- BUTYLCINNAM ALDEHYDE
Chemical formula:

CH3(CH2)2CH2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8
22,
30
2,000

1.5

CH=CCHO
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, nut, spice, cinnamon

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BUTYL DECYLENATE
(See Butyl 2-decenoate)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
1,
2.8
2,
8
2,
8

BUTYL DODECANOATE
(See Butyl laurate)

BUTYL ETHYL MALONATE


Chemical formula: CHCH2OOCCH2COOCH2
(rf2)2H3

BUTYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Butyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, apple

Chemical formula: /"-=.


=2(2)2
W c.
Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, cocoa, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.83
2.6
15, 1
15, 1
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
0.13

BUTYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: HCOOCH2(CH2)2CH3

ISOBUTYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Isobutyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, plum, liquor, rum

Chemical formula: ^~~^-=2(3)2


Foods in which used:
Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Gelatin desserts .

Flavors in which used:


Currant, raspberry, strawberry, chocolate,
cocoa, cherry, peach, plum, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
3.4
5.4
5.4
2.0

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
3.2
11
9.1
5

ISOBUTYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: HCOOCH2CH(CH3)2
90

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor

ISOBUTYL FORMATE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, fruit, liquor, rum, whisky
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.2
7.1
19
8.2
5

Foods in which used


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods . .
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 0.50
10, 2.4
25, 7
25, 7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BUTYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Butyl ester

ISOBUTYL FORMIC ACID


(See Isovaleric acid)

Chemical formula: 3(2)42(2)23

ISOBUTYL 2-FURANPROPIONATE
2- Furanpropionic acid, Isobutyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, pineapple, rum

Chemical formula: |

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
3.9
7.6
10

|
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH2CH2COOCH2CH
(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Berry, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
30, 8.1
44, 14
33, 17
33, 21
30, 4
12
20

ISOBUTYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2CH(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Apple, pineapple

ISOBUTYL FURYLPROPIONATE
(See Isobutyl 2-furanpropionate)

BUTYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COOCH2(CH2)2CH3

BUTYL j3-HYDROXYBENZOATE
Butyl parasept

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.4
3.9
8.1
8.3
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: HO-^


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1, 0.50
10, 2
25, 2
25, 2

^- 2(2)23

Flavors in which used:


None listed

Foods in which used:


Beverages .
Baked goods

ISOBUTYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Isobutyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,000
10

2-BUTYL-5 (or 6) -KETO-l.4-DIOXANE

Chemical formula: CH (CHJCC00CH0CH(CH,)_


3

o \
Chemical formula:
o-Nc2)3c3
91

2-ISOBUTYL-5-METHYL CYCLOHEXANOL
(See (d)-neo-Menthol)

2-BUTYL-5 (or 6) -KETO-l,4-DIOXANE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Shortening

BUTYL OCTADECANOATE
(See Butyl stearate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5
5
5

BUTYL PARASEPT
(See Butyl -hydroxybenzoate)

ISOBUTYLPHENETHYL ALCOHOL

BUTYL LACTATE
Lactic acid, Butyl ester

Chemical formula:

CH2CHOHCH2CH(CH3)2

Chemical formula: CH3CHOHCOOCH2(CH2)2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, caramel, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, fruit, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.66
2.8
6.5
7.7

BUTYL LAURATE
Dodecanoic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)102(2)2
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
110,
1
38
55
50, 15
50
50

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Liqueurs
Chocolate ....

BUTYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

^-CH2COOCH2(CH2)2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, rose, fruit,
honey, nut

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3,
0.40
0.60
17
40,
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....

BUTYL LEVU LINATE


Levulinic acid, Butyl ester

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.
0.50
5,
2.1
15, 4.5
15, 4.6
5

Chemical formula: CH3COCH2CH2COO(CH2)3CH3


ISOBUTYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Isobutyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.20
2.1
4.6
4.6

CH2COOCH2CH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, fruit, honey, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

ISOBUTYL cis-2-METHYL-2-BUTENOATE
(See Isobutyl angelate)
92

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
2.8
5.5

ISOBUTYL PHENYLACETATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ...
Maraschino cherries ...

BUTYL STEARATE
Octadecanoic acid, Butyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5
3

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)16COOCH2(CH2)2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, banana, liquor

BUTYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid. Butyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Liqueurs

Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH2(CH2)2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, rum butter, fruit, rum
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.0
5.2
25
27

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BUTYL SULFIDE
Chemical formula: (CH3(CH2)2CH2)2S
Flavors in which used:
Floral, violet, fruit

ISOBUTYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Isobutyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH2CH(CH3)2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, peach, rum
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.4
4.2
25
35

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.02
1,
0.01
1,
0.03
1,
0.03

BUTYL 10-UNDECENOATE
10-Undecenoic acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: CH2=CH(CH2)8COOCH2(CH2)2
CH,

ISOBUTYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Isobutyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, apricot, cognac, nut

Chemical formula: /

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Icing
Liquor

\-COOCH2CH(CH3)2
OH

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2
190
340
330
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.5
1.8
2.6
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.5, 0.90
5,
2
20, 6.6
20, 7.8
60, 0.40
5
5

BUTYL VALERATE
Valeric acid, Butyl ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)2(2)2 CH 3

BUTYL SEBACATE
(See Dibutyl sebacate)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, chocolate

93

BUTYL VALERATE (cont'd)

BUTYRIC ACID
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
2.6
8
6.8

Foods in which used:

Chemical formula: CH4(CH9),COOH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, caramel, fruit, nut,
cheese

BUTYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Butyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, butter acids, geranium, rose oil,
grapes, strawberries , wormseed oil

Chemical formula: (CH3)0CHCH0 2(2)23

Foods in which used:

Pudding and gelatin ....

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm

Foods in which used:

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4.6
12
13
15
50

...

26,

6.5

...
Gelatin and puddings . ...
...

100,
45,
270,

32
0.19
60

ISOBUTYRIC ACID
BUTYRALDEHYDE

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOOH

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2CHO

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, fruit, liquor, rum,
cheese, nut, vanilla, cream soda

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, liquor, brandy, nut

Natural food occurrence:


Bay, bay leaves, parsley family, strawberries

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee, strawberries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Alcoholic beverages ....
Icinps

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.71
4.8
2.9
5.4
0.50
0.25

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Margarine

BUTYRIC ACID, 2-METHYL-2-PROPEN-l-YL


ESTER
(See 2-Methylallyl butyrate)

ISOBUTYRALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCHO
Flavors in which used:
Berry, butter, caramel, fruit, liquor, wine

BUTYRIC ALDEHYDE
(See Butyraldehyde)

Natural food occurrence:


Soy sauce, tea, tobacco, coffee

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
12
41
38
470
30

ISOBUTYRIC ALDEHYDE
(See Isobutyraldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30
0.50, 0.25
0.67
1,
0 . 50
5

BUTYRIN
(See (tri-) Butyrin)

94

(tri-) BUTYRIN
Chemical formula: CH_
V\

Chemical formula: CH2OOC(CH2)2CH3

,N-CH,

(2)23
CH3
2(2)23
Flavors in which used:
Cola, root beer

Flavors in which used:


Butter

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee, cola, guarana, mat, tea, kola nut
(extract), guarana gum

Natural food occurrence:


Butter
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.04
1,000, 0.33
290
50, 2.0
0.36

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Margarine
Puddings

Foods in which used:


Beverages

CAJEPUTENE
(See d-Limonene)

BUTYROIN
(See 5-Hydroxy-4-octanone)

CAJEPUTOL
(See Eucalyptol)

BUTYRONE
(See 4-Heptanone)

2-CAMPHANOL
(See Borneol)

BUXINE
(See Oi-Amylcinnamaldehyde)

CAMPHENE

BUXINOL
(See a-Amylcinnamyl alcohol)

Chemical formula:

CADINENE

Flavors in which used:


Spice, nutmeg

Chemical formula: CH3

Natural food occurrence:


Calamus oil, citronella, ginger, lemon oil,
mandarin oil, myrtle, petitgrain oil, juniper
berries

CH3
CH
CH3 ^^3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


General fixative
Natural food occurrence:
Juniper oil, pepper oil

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
120

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4,000
1,200
1,000

- CAMPHOR

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Mint

CAFFEINE

95

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
90, 40
20
160
27

CAPRYLIC ALDEHYDE
(See Octanal)

d- CAMPHOR (cont'd)
Natural food occurrence:
Basil, ho oil, iva herb extract, zedoarybark extract
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Icecream, ices
0.10
Candy
25, 1.1
Baked goods
11
Condiments
20

CARAMEL COLOR
Derivation:
Heating and caramelizing of sugar
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, butter, butterscotch, caramel,
chocolate, cocoa, cola, fruit, cherry, grape,
birch beer, liquor, rum, brandy, maple,
meat, nut, black walnut, walnut, root beer,
spice, ginger, ginger ale, vanilla, cream
soda

CAPRALDEHYDE
(See Decanal)

CAPRIC ACID
(See Decanoic acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,200
590
180
220
2,800
2,100

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups
Meats

CAPRIC ALDEHYDE
(See Decanal)

CAPRINALDEHYDE
(See Decanal)

CARVACROL
CAPROALDEHYDE
(See Hexanal)

Chemical formula:

CAPROIC ACID
(See Hexanoic acid)

CHo

(3)2
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit, mint, spice

CAPROIC ALDEHYDE
(See Hexanal)

Natural food occurrence:


Dittany of Crete oil, organo, lovage oil,
marjoram, origanum oil, savory

CAPRONIC ETHER ABSOLUTE


(See Ethyl hexanoate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

CAPRYL ALCOHOL
(See 1 -Octanol)

CAPRYL ALCOHOL (Secondary)


(See 2-Octanol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
26
34
92
120
37

CARVACRYL ETHYL ETHER


2 - E thoxy-- cymene

CAPRYLALDEHYDE
(See Octanal)

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH

CH.
CH2CH3

CAPRYLIC ACID
(See Octanoic acid)
Flavors in which used:
Spices
CAPRYLIC ALCOHOL
(See 1 -Octanol)
96

CARVACRYL ETHYL ETHER (cont'd)

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, mint, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13, 2
10
21
39, 3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
850
120
180
110
130

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor

CARVEOL
OH
Chemical formula:

CARVYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Carvyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Mint, spearmint, spice, caraway

Chemical formula:

OOCCHo

Natural food occurrence:


Caraway, grapefruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13, 1.5
3
39, 3
5,
0.03

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Meat
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
11. 1.5
44, 3
20
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CARVOL
(See Carvone)

CARVYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Carvyl ester

4 - ARVOMENTHE NOL

^J^/OOCCH2CH3
Chemical formula:

Chemical formula:

OH

Flavors in which used:


Mint

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Natural food occurrence:


Cardamom oil, juniper berries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
21, 1
84, 1
63, 7
7

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2
24, 2
24, 2

I-CARYOPHYLLENE
Chemical formula: Not established

CARVONE

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Chemical formula:

Natural food occurrence:


Cloves, black currant buds, yarrow herb,
grapefruit, allspice, black pepper
97

jj- CARYOPHYLLENE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

CHAVICYL METHYL ETHER


(See Estragole)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
14
2
34
27
200
50

CINENE
(See d-Limonene)

CINEOLE
(See Eucalyptol)

CARYOPHYLLENE ACETATE
Chemical formula: Not established

CINNAMAL
(See Cinnamaldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


General fixative
CINNAMALDEHYDE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.3
5.6
23
25
85, 160

Chemical formula: /

Flavors in which used:


Cola, apple, cherry, liquor, rum, nut, pecan,
spice, cinnamon, vanilla, cream soda
Natural food occurrence:
Cassia-bark extract, cassia oil, cinnamonbark oil, cinnamon- root oil

CARYOPHYLLENE ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: Not established

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Mushroom

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments

^ CH=CHCHO

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
27
50

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9
7.7
700
180
4,900
20
60

CE TONE D
(See Methyl -naphthyl ketone)

CINNAMALDEHYDE ETHYLENE GLYCOL


ACETAL
Cinncloval

CETONE V
(See Allyl a-ionone)

Chemical formula: /

\CH=CHCH<^ |

Flavors in which used:


Spice, cassia, cinnamon, clove

a- CETONE
(See Methyl-a- ionone)

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Condiments . . .

j-CETONE
(See M ethyl--ionone)

CETYL ALCOHOL
(See 1-Hexadecanol)

CINNAMEIN
(See Benzyl cinnamate)

CETYLIC ACID
(See Palmitic acid)

98

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm

0.06, 2
2
5

CINNAMIC ACID
Chemical formula: /

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatin desserts
Brandy

^ CH=CHCOOH

Flavors in which used:


Cherry, honey, spice, cassia, cinnamon

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
17
33
720
22
5

Natural food occurrence:


Cassia-bark extract, strawberries, vanilla
CINNAMYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Cinnamyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
31
40
30
36
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

H2N
Chemical formula : /~\-:2-^
Flavors in which used:
Cherry, grape, honey, vanilla

CINNAMIC ALCOHOL
(See Cinnamyl alcohol)

CINNAMYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Cinnamyl ester

CINNAMYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Cinnamyl ester

^ CH= 23
Chemical formula:
H H H
I 1
1
:=c-
I
Cr

X)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, apple, apricot, cherry, grape, peach,
pineapple, cinnamon, vanilla
Natural food occurrence:
Cassia bark

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.8
1.7
4.3
5.3
28
730, 46

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

CINNAMIC ALDEHYDE
(See Cinnamaldehyde)

Chemical formula: /

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
6.5
16
11
2
8.7

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
6.5
16
11
2
8.7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Chewing gum

CINNAMYL ALCOHOL
CINNAMYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Cinnamyl ester

Chemical formula : \-= CHCH0OH


w
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, apricot, peach,
plum, prune, grape, liquor, brandy, nut,
black walnut, spice, cinnamon

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

Chemical formula: /

^-CH= CHCH2OOC(CH2)2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, orange, fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.8
8.7
99

CINNAMYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)

CINNAMYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Cinnamyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
8.5
7.6
11
1.2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Chemical formula:

<^~~-='22

CINNAMYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Cinnamyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, honey, spice

Chemical formula: / \-CH:CHCH2OOCCH


\=/ (CH3)2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, citrus, apple, banana, grape,
peach, pear, pineapple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
5
7.7
8.5
1.2, 0.02
140
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Toppings

CINNAMYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Cinnamyl ester
Chemical formula: : CHCHOOCCH, 3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, chocolate, apple, currant, grape,
peach, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Gelatin desserts .
Chewing gum . . .

CINNAMYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Cinnamyl ester
Chemical formula:
=2=f\-CH=.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.81
1.5
10
7

Chemical formula:
cc2oocc2c(c3)2

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, chocolate, apple, apricot, cherry,
grape, maple, nut, spice, peach, pineapple,
plum

CINNAMYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Cinnamyl ester
^CH~cc2ooc

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Banana, cherry, pear, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1
4.
7.
8.
4
2.4
20
53

CINNAMYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Cinnamyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: /

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
2,
0.25
7.3
7.3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
9.1
6.9
8
0 . 60
100

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.2
2.6
4.1
3.6
11
19

CINNCLOVAL
(See Cinnamaldehyde ethylene glycol acetal)

CITRAL

Chemical formula:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
60
60
15

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

CITRIC ACID

CHCHO

La
Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, lemon, lime, orange, apple,
cherry, grape, spice, ginger, vanilla

C(OH)COOH \ 2
I
2

Natural food occurrence:


Grapefruit, orange, peach, ginger, grape
fruit oil, oil of lemon, oil of lime, petitgrain
lemon oil, pimento oil, peels of macrocarpa
bunge

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Coffee, peaches, pomegranate bark, citrus
fruits

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
9.2
23
41
43
170

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

CH2COOH

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,500
1,600
4,300
1,200
3,600

CITRAL DIETHYL ACETAL


3, 7-Dimethyl-2, 6-octadienal diethyl acetal
CITRIDIC ACID
(See Aconitic acid)
Chemical formula: <

CH(OCH2CH3)2
CITROFLEX A- 4
(See Tributyl acetylcitrate)

Flavors in which used:


Citrus

CITRONELLAL
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.03

2
Chemical formula:

0.13
110

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, lemon, fruit, cherry, spice, ginger. ale
Natural food occurrence:
Citronella oil, lemon oil, lemongrass oil

CITRAL DIMETHYL ACETAL


3, 7-Dimethyl- 2, 6-octadienal dimethyl acetal
^.
JJ
Chemical formula: f
CH(OCH3)2
I
J
J*^
'
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, lemon, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
11
101

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
1.3
4.5
4.7
0 . 60
0.30

dl- CITRONELLOL*
Commercial Citronellol is largely dl-

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: Major ingredient is Rhodinol


Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, cola, fruit, rose, floral

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.8
11
13
11
4.2, 3.1
2.3

Natural food occurrence:


Tea
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

CITRONELLYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Citronellyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
4.1
16
18
5.8
52,29

Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Isobutyrate


Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, floral, rose, grape

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

CITRONELLOXYACETALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: (C10Hjg)OCH2CHO
(See Rhodinol)
Flavors in which used:
Floral, rose, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 1
1.4
4.1
4.3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
1.7
8.2
12
3.1

CITRONELLYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Citronellyl ester
Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Formate
Flavors in which used:
Orange, apple, apricot, peach, plum, honey

CITRONELLYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Citronellyl ester
2, 6-Dimethylocten-(l or 2) -ol- 8- acetate

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Acetate (q. v.)


Flavors in which used:
Lemon, rose, apricot, banana, grape, pear,
raisin

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
14
13
19
32
100, 63

CITRONELLYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Citronellyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
4.2
7.5
9.7
3.7, 0.71
600,
6.9

Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Phenylacetate


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, rose, fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CITRONELLYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Citronellyl ester
Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Butyrate
Flavors in which used:
Cola, floral, rose, apple, pineapple, plum,
prune, honey
102

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
0.95
2.4
17

4-CRESOL
(See -Cresol)

CITRONELLYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Citronellyl ester
Major ingredient: Rhodinyl Propionate

o-CRESYL ACETATE
(See o-Tolyl acetate)

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
9
18
19
0.80

-CRESYL ACETATE
(See jj-Tolyl acetate)

-CRESYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See p-Tolyl isobutyrate)

CITRONELLYL VALERATE
Valeric acid, Citronellyl ester

-CRESYL DODECANOATE
(See -Tolyl laurate)

Chemical formula: (101)(2)3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

o-CRESYLIC ACETATE
(See o-Tolyl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2.5
3
7.7

g-CRESYLIC ACETATE
(See _g-Tolyl acetate)

COCONUT ALDEHYDE
(See y-Nonalactone)

J3-CRESYL LAURATE
(See -Tolyl laurate)

COFFEINE
(See Caffeine)

o-CRESYL METHYL ETHER


(See o-Methylanisole)

CORPS PRALINE
(See Maltol)

ja-CRESYL METHYL ETHER


(See - Methylanisole)

CREOSOL
(See 2-Methoxy-4-methyl phenol)

-CRESYL PHENYLACETATE
(See -Tolylphenylacetate)

- CRESOL
CUMALDEHYDE
(See Cuminaldehyde)
Chemical formula:
CUMINAL
(See Cuminaldehyde)
Flavors in which used:
Nut, vanilla

CUMIN ALCOHOL
(See -Isopropylbenzyl alcohol)

Natural food occurrence:


Tea
CUMINALDEHYDE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.67
1,
0.01
2,
0.01
2,
0.01

Chemical formula: (CH^CH i


Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit, spice

103

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey

CUMINALDEHYDE (cont'd)
Natural food occurrence:
Cumin, cassia
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
3
6
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12, 3.1
12, 3.2
15, 4
15, 4
0.50,0.40
3

CYCLOHEXYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Cyclohexyl ester

CUMINIC ALCOHOL
(See -Isopropylbenzyl alcohol)

Chemical formula: /

^ OOCCH3

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, raspberry, apple, banana

CUMINIC ALDEHYDE
(See Cuminaldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
15
100
110

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CUMINOL
(See 2-Isopropylbenzyl alcohol)

CUMINYL ACETALDEHYDE
(See 3-(-Isopropyl) phenyl propionaldehyde)
CYCLOHEXYLACETIC ACID
(See Cyclohexaneacetic acid)
CUMINYL ALCOHOL
(See -Isopropylbenzyl alcohol)
CYCLOHEXYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Cyclohexyl ester
CYCLAMAL
(See 2-Methyl-3-(p_-isopropylphenyl) propionaldehyde)
Chemical formula: /

^-00C^

Flavors in which used:


CYCLAMEN ALDEHYDE
(See 2-Methyl-3-(-isopropylphenyl) propionaldehyde)
Apple, banana, grape

Chemical formula: ^

^-C^C00H

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
3.7
3.7
10, 2
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

CYCLOHEXANEACETIC ACID

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2
2
2

CYCL0HEXYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Cyclohexyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

^ 00C(CH2)2CH

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, apple, apricot, banana, peach
CYCLOHEXANEETHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, cyclohexanethyl ester
Cyclohexylethyl acetate
Chemical formula: ^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

J CH2CH20OCCH3

104

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
5.7
9.2

CYCLOHEXYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, apple

Approx Avg
Maximum ppm
28
0.54

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CYCLOHEXYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Cyclohexyl ester
Chemical formula: /

^ OOCCH=CH ^

CYCLOPENTADECANOLIDE
(See w-Pentadecalactone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
5
10, 4
20, 4

CYCLOTENE
(See Methylcyclopentenolone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
25, 7
9.3
60, 1.7

Flavors in which used:


Apple, apricot, peach, prune
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CYMENE
(See -Cymene)

g-CYMENE

CYCLOHEXYLETHYL ACETATE
(See Cyclohexanethyl acetate)

Chemical formula: CH(CH3)2~^

^ CH3

CYCLOHEXYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Cyclohexyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, spice

Chemical formula: /

Natural food occurrence:


Anise star, coriander, cumin, mace oil, oil
of mandarin, origanum oil

^ OOCH

Flavors in which used:


Cherry
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
2.8
8
7,
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
5.3
10
7
250
10, 130

CYCLOHEXYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Cyclohexyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

- YMEN- 7- ARBOX ALDEHYDE


(See -Isopropylphenylacetaldehyde)

^ 23

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

-CYMEN-7-OL
(See ja-Isopropylbenzyl alcohol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
2.7
3,
2
3
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

2--CYMENOL
(See Carvacrol)

3--CYMENOL
(See Thymol)
CYCLOHEXYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Cyclohexyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

CYMOL
(See j>-Cymene)

^ 2(3)2

105

DECANAL DIMETHYL ACETAL


1 , 1-Dimethoxydecane

CYMOPHENOL
(See Carvacrol)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH(OCH3)2


2-DECALACTONE
4-Hydroxydecanoic acid, y-Lactone

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, liquor, brandy, cognac

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Alcoholic beverages ....

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, orange, coconut, fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
4.5
5.7
7.1
0.08, 8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
2
2
8
8
3
8

DECANOIC ACID
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8COOH
Flavors in which used:
Butter, coconut, fruit, liquor, whisky,
cheese

6-DECALACTONE
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4CHCH2CH2CH2

CO

Natural food occurrence:


Anise, butter acids, oil of lemon, oil of
lime

Flavors in which used:


Coconut, fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Butter, cream, milk

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Toppings

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings . . .
Shortening

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
5
10
5,
0.25
8,
0.25
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.9
3.1
4.5
7.8
0.10, 3
5

1-DECANOL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH2OH

DECANAL
Chemical formula: CHj (CHICHO

Flavors in which used:


Butter, lemon, orange, coconut, fruit

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, lemon, orange, fruit, honey

Natural food occurrence:


Sweet orange, ambrette seed

Natural food occurrence:


Oranges, sweet orange peel, sweet-mandarin
oil, grapefruit oil, orris, coriander

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
4.1
5.7
6.6
3
0 . 60

DECANYL ACETATE
(See Decyl acetate)

106

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.1
4.6
5.2
5.2
3

DECYLIC ACID
(See Decanoic acid)

2- DECENAL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6CH=CHCHO

DECYLIC ALCOHOL
(See 1 -Decanol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
6
9
9

DECYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Decyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH2OOCCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

DECENALDEHYDE
(See 2-Decenal)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

DECYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Decyl ester
Decanol acetate

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.81
1.4
5.9
7.5

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH2OOCCH3


DELPHINIC ACID
(See Isovaleric acid)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, orange, apple, peach, plum, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
2.7
6.1
10
1.2
12

DIACETYL
Chemical formula: 33
Flavors in which used:
Blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, butter,
buttermilk, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate,
coffee, fruit, cheese, cherry, liquor, rum,
wine, nut, almond, spice, ginger ale, vanilla,
cream soda

DECYL ALCOHOL
(See l- Decanol)

Natural food occurrence:


Cheese, cocoa, coffee, pears, raspberries,
strawberries, angelica root oil, coffee extract,
cooked chicken

ISODECYLALDEHYDE
(See 2, 6- Dimethyl octanal)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Shortening

DECYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Decyl ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)22(2)8
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.18
1.4
5.9
7.5

DIALLYL DISULFIDE
(See Allyl disulfide)

DIALLYL SULFIDE
(See Allyl sulfide)

107

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5
5.9
21
44
19
35
11

DIASMOL
(See 1 , 3-Nonanediol acetate (mixed esters))

DIBUTYL SULFIDE
(See Butyl sulfide)

DIBENZYL ETHER

DIETHYL MALATE
Malic acid, Diethyl ester

Chemical formula: ^^-CH2OCH2^ ^


-TN
Chemical formula: g2(O)2
23

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Flavors in which used:


Apple, rum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.3
5.6
23
25
85, 160

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.5
6.5
18
44
1.5

DIBENZYL KETONE
(See 1 ,3-Diphenyl-2-propanone)
DIETHYL MALONATE
Ethyl malonate , Malonic ester
4,4-DIBUTYL-2-BUTYROLACTONE
4, 4-Dibutyl-4-hydroxybutyric acid, y- Lactone
Chemical formula

Chemical formula:

PH2^CH2^2CH3

COOCH2CH
2/
23

CH2(CH2)2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Butter, coconut, nut

Foods in which used:


Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, apple, grape, peach, pear
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8, 3.5
4.4, 15
15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...

4,4-DIBUTYL-4-HYDROXYBUTYRIC ACID,
^LACTONE
(See 4, 4-Dibutyl-y-butyrolactone)

DIETHYL SEBACATE
Sebacic acid, Diethyl ester

DIBUTYL SEBACATE
Sebacic acid, Dibutyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3CH2OOC(CH2)8COOCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, coconut, apple, melon, peach, nut

Chemical formula: 3(2)22(2)8


COOCH2(CH2)2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.6
17
20
19
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
1
5,
2
15
15

108

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
9.1
21
41
19, 3.2
450, 2.7

DIETHYL SUCCINATE
Succinic acid, Diethyl ester

OOCCH,

Chemical formula

Chemical formula: CH3CH2OCOCH2CH2


COOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit, mint, spice

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, butter, orange, grape

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.3
11
38
45

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

DIETHYL TARTRATE
Tartaric acid, Diethyl ester

DIHYDROCOUMARIN
Hydrocoumarin
1 , 2-Benzodihydropyrone

Chemical formula: CH3CHgOOCCHOHCHOHCOO


CH2CH3
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
50
Ice cream, ices
200
Candy
200
Baked goods
200

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, coconut, floral, fruit,
cherry, liquor, rum, nut, root beer, spice,
cinnamon, vanilla, cream soda, tonka

DIHYDROANETHOLE
(See - Propyl anisole)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

DIHYDROCARVEOL

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
21
44
28
10
78

2,3-DIKETOBUTANE
(See Diacetyl)

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, mint, spice, caraway

1,2-DIMETHOXY-4-ALLYLBENZENE
(See Eugenyl methyl ether)

Natural food occurrence:


Pepper (black)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Alcoholic beverages ....

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
2
20
22
22
10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
84
300
250, 10
250, 10
500

1, 1-DIMETHOXY-2-AMYL-3-PHENYL-2-PROPENE
(See f-Amylcinnamaldehyde dimethyl acetal)

m-DIMETHOXYBENZENE
Resorcinol dimethyl ether
1,3- Dimethoxybenzene
Dimethyl resorcinol

DIHYDROCARVYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Dihydrocarvyl ester
-Meth- 8-(9)-en-2-ol-acetate
Methyl- 4 - isopropenyl- cyclohexan- 2 - ol- acetate

Chemical formula:

109

m - DIMETHOXYBENZENE (cont'd)
Foods in which used (cont'd):
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueur

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
5
5
8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
2.7
1

DIMETHYL ANTHRANILATE
(See Methyl N-methylanthranilate)

a,a-DIMETHYLBENZYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, a, a-Dimethylbenzyl ester

_B- DIMETHOXYBENZENE
Chemical formula: CH3O-^

^-OCH3
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, nut, hazelnut, root beer,
vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.1
5
4.7
5.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

(3)2()2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

1 , 3-DIMETHOXYBENZENE
(See m-Dimethoxybenzene)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
40
30
20

DIMETHYL BENZYL CARBINOL


(See a,a-Dimethylphenethyl alcohol)

3 , 4- DIMETHOXYBENZENECARBONAL
(See Veratraldehyde)

DIMETHYLCARBINOL
(See Isopropyl alcohol)

1, 1-DIMETHOXYDECANE
(See Decanal dimethyl acetal)

DIMETHYL ETHER PROTOCATECHUALDEHYDE


(See Veratraldehyde)

1, 1-DIMETHOXYOCTANE
(See Octanal dimethyl acetal)

DIMETHYLGLYOXAL
(See Diacetyl)

C-8 DIMETHYLACETAL
(See Octanal dimethyl acetal)

2, 6-DIMETHYL-5-HEPTENAL
Chemical formula: (CH3)2C=CH(CH2)2CH(CH3)CHC

2 , 4- DIMETHYLACETOPHENONE
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Chemical formula:
CH~3
^4
CH3-\=/-COCH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Grape, vanilla, cream soda

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.78
0.77

DIMETHYL HYDROQUINONE
(See -Dimethoxybenzene)
110

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppir.
2.8
1.7
8.4
19
10, 0.02
0 . 80

3, 7-DIMETHYL-7-HYDROXYOCTANAL
(See Hydroxycitronellal)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy . . .
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
1.9

DIMETHYLKETOL
(See Aceto in)
3 , 7-DIMETHYL- 1 -OCTANOL
Chemical formula: (^(^g)
22

DIMETHYL KETONE
(See Diacetyl)

Flavors in which used:


Floral, rose, fruit

2,2-DIMETHYL-3-METHYLENENORBORNANE
(See Camphene)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3 , 7-DIMETHYL-2, 6-OCTADIENAL
(See Citral)

3, 7- DIMETHYL- 2, 6-OCTADIENAL DIETHYL


ACETAL
(See Citral diethyl acetal)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.3
44, 2
15
19

3 , 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTENAL
(See Citronellal)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 2, 6-OCTADIENAL DIMETHYL


ACETAL
(See Citral dimethyl acetal)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-OL
(See Rhodinol, dl-Citronellol)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 1 , 6-OCTADIEN-3 -OL


(See Linalo'l)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 7-OCTEN-l-OL

3_/7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL ACETATE


(See Citronellyl acetate)

cis-3 . 7-DIMETHYL- 2, 6-OCTADIEN-l -OL


(See Ne rol)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL BUTYRATE


(See Citronellyl butyrate)

trans-3 . 7-DIMETHYL-2, 6-OCTADIEN- 1-OL


(See Geraniol)

3 , 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL ISOBUTYRATE


(See Citronellyl isobutyrate)

3 , 7- DIMETHYL- 1 , 7-OCTANEDIOL
(See Hydroxycitronellol)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL FORMATE


(See Citronellyl formate)

3, 7-DIMETHYLOCTAN-3-OL
(See Tetrahydrolinalool)

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL PHENYLACETATE


(See Citronellyl phenylacetate)

2,6-DIMETHYL OCTANAL
Chemical formula: C^C^CH(CH3MC^^CH
(CH3)CHO

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL PROPIONATE


(See Citronellyl propionate)

Flavors in which used:


Melon

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

3, 7-DIMETHYL- 6-OCTEN-l-YL VALERATE


(See Citronellyl valerate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.44
3.2

6, 10-DIMETHYL-3-OXA-9-UNDECENAL
(See Citronelloxyacetaldehyde)
111

g,a-DIMETHYLPHENETHYL FORMATE
Formic acid, ot, 0t-Dimethylphenethyl ester

a,a-DIMETHYLPHENETHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, a,a-Dimethylphenethyl ester
Benzyldimethyl carbinyl acetate
Benzylpropyl acetate
Chemical formula

Chemical formula: (C1QH13)OOCH

o 2(3)2

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Flavors in which used:


Cherry, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
8
22
19
2.9

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

DIMETHYL RESORCINOL
(See m-Dimethoxybenzene)

a,a-DIMETHYLPHENETHYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: /

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
10
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

DIMETHYL SUCCINATE
Succinic acid, Dimethyl ester

V- 2(3)2
Chemical formula: CH3OOCCH2CH2COOCH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Jellies
Gelatin desserts

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
3.2
4
5
100
3.2
0.01

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
100
5
15
15
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

DIMETHYL SULFIDE
(See Methyl sulfide)

a,g-DIMETHYLPHENETHYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, a,a-Dimethylphenethyl ester
Chemical formula: (C10H13)OOC(CH2)2CH3

6,10-DIMETHYL-9-UNDECEN-2-ONE
(See Tetrahydro-pseudo-ionone)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings and gelatins ...

DIOXYMETHYLENE PROTOCATECHUIC
ALDEHYDE
(See Piperonal)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
20
20

DIPENTENE
(See d-Limonene)

20
DIPHENYL KETONE
(See Benzophenone)

DIMETHYL PHENETHYL CARBINYL ACETATE


(See 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl acetate)

1,3- DIPHENYL- 2 - PROPANONE


DIMETHYL PHENETHYL CARBINYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl isobutyrate)

Chemical formula: ^

112

^ CH2COCH2/

1,3- DIPHENYL- 2 - P ROPANONE (cont'd)

Natural food occurrence:


Butter, cream, milk

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, nut
Foods in which used:
Candy
Baked goods
Toppings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
4.5
9.5
13

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.06
0.06
10

DODECANAL
(See Lauric aldehyde)

DIPROPYL DISULFIDE
Propyl disulfide

DODECANOIC ACID
(See Lauric acid)

Chemical formula: CH3CH2-CH2-S-S-CH2-CH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Onion imitation

1- DODECANOL
(See Lauryl alcohol)

Natural food occurrence:


Onion
DODECANYL ACETATE
(See Lauryl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.6
5
3

Foods in which used:


Pickle products
Baked goods
Others

2- DODECENAL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH=CHCHO

DIPROPYL KETONE
(See 4-Heptanone)

Flavors in which used:


Citrus
Natural food occurrence:
Orange

3- DODECALACTONE
4- Hydroxydodecanoic acid, y- Lactone
- Oc tyl-y- butyro lac tone

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7 /^O^O


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, coconut, fruit, maple,
nut

DODECOIC ACID
(See Lauric acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
4.3
13
11
0.15
0.01

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Jellies

DODECYL ACETATE
(See Lauryl acetate)

DODECYL ALCOHOL
(See Lauryl alcohol)

A'-DODECALACTONE
DRACYLIC ACID
(See Benzoic acid)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6CHCH2CH2CH2

c=o
ENANTHAL
(See Heptanal)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, pear
113

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
3.1
2.8
2.8

ENANTHALDEHYDE
(See Heptanal)

6-ETHOXY-m-ANOL
(See Propenyl guaethol)

ENANTHIC ALCOHOL
(See Heptyl alcohol)

jj-ETHOXYBENZALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: CH3CH2O^

ENANTHYL ALCOHOL
(See Heptyl alcohol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, vanilla

ENZACTIN
(See (tri-) Acetin)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

1 , 8-EPOXY-.B-MENTHANE
(See Eucalyptol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08, 0.06
0.50, 0.36
1,
1
1,
1

2-ETHOXY--CYMENE
(See Carvacryl ethyl ether)

EQUISETIC ACID
(See Aconitic acid)

3-ETHOXY-4-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE
(See Ethyl vanillin)

ESDRAGOL
(See Estragole)

l-ETHOXY-2-HYDROXY-4-PROPENYLBENZENE
(See Propenyl quaethol)

ESTRAGOLE
CH,

Chemical formula: CH=CHCH.

2-ETHOXYNAPHTHALENE
(See -Naphthyl ethyl ether)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice, anise, spice
Natural food occurrence:
Anise and anise star, basil, estragon oil,
pimento oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

^-CHO

2-ETHOXY-5-PROPENYLANISOLE
(See Isoeugenyl ethyl ether)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
11
36
41
150
2

ETHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: 323
Flavors in which used:
Blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, butter,
lemon, apple, banana, cherry, grape, peach,
pineapple, brandy, muscatel, rum, whisky,
mint, almond, cream soda

ETHANAL
(See Acetaldehyde)

Natural food occurrence:


Apple, banana, grape juice (concord), grapes,
pineapple, raspberries, strawberries

ETHANOIC ACID
(See Acetic acid)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatins and puddings . . .
Liquor

ETHONE
(See l-(-Methoxyphenyl)-l-penten-3-one)

ETHOVAN
(See Ethyl vanillin)
114

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
67
99
170
170
1,400
200
65, 50

ETHYLACETIC ACID
(See Butyric acid)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, rum
Natural food occurrence:
Beet root, sugar cane

ETHYL ACETOACETATE
Acetoacetic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3COCH2COOCH2CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, strawberry, apple, apricot,
cherry, peach, liquor, muscatel

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.6
12
55
66
2.5

Natural food occurrence:


Strawberries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatin desserts

ETHYL ACRYLATE
Acrylic acid, Ethyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1?
24
110
120
530
93

Chemical formula: CH=CHCOOCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, liquor, rum
Natural food occurrence:
Pineapples, raspberries

ETHYL ACETONE
(See 2-Pentanone)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

ETHYL a-ACETYLHYDROCINNAMATE
(See Ethyl 2-acetyl-3-phenylpropionate)

ETHYL 2-ACETYL-3-PHENYLPROPIONATE
2 -Acetyl- 3-phenylpropionic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.26, 0.13
0.53
1.1
1.1
0.10, 0.10

ETHYL AMYL KETONE


(See 3-Octanone)

COCH
ETHYL ^-ANISATE
-Anisic acid, Ethyl ester

HoCH
23
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, grape, licorice, anise, liquor,
rum, vanilla

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
0.10
2
7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL ACONITATE
Aconitic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: CHoCOO
CCOO
II
CHCOO

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
0.96
8.8
7.2

ETHYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Ethyl ester
X CH9CH4
2
3

Chemical formula: /~~\2


\=-NH<;
h

115

Chemical formula:

ETHYL ANTHRANILATE (cont'd)

CH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, mandarin, orange, floral, jasmine,
neroli, fruit, grape, peach, raisin

(2)23
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.9
4.7
19
23
14
79

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.13
0.20, 0.12
1
0.14

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL BENZENECARBOXYLATE
(See Ethyl benzoate)
2-ETHYL BUTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 2-Ethyl butyl ester

ETHYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: (CH3CH2)2CHCH2OOCCH3


Chemical formula: /

^COOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Flavors in which used:


Currant, raspberry, strawberry, fruit,
cherry, grape, liquor, nut, walnut, vanilla
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.6
2.8
9
10
0.06
59
0.50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
2
7,
0.03

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

2-ETHYL-3-BUTYLACROLEIN
(See 2-Ethyl-2-heptenal)

ETHYL BUTYL KETONE


(See 3-Heptanone)
ETHYL BENZOYLACETATE
Benzoylacetic acid, Ethyl ester
2-ETHYLBUTYRALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: /

^ 223
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH3CH2
32

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.70
5
10
10

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL BENZYL ACETOACETATE


(See Ethyl 2-acetyl-3-phenylpropionate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
40
25, 0.12
20, 0.20

ETHYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Ethyl ester

Q-ETHYL BENZYL BUTYRATE


Butyric acid, a-Ethylbenzyl ester

Chemical formula: 32223

116

ETHYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)

ETHYL CARVACROL
(See Carvacryl ethyl ether)

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, butter,
caramel, cream, orange, banana, cherry,
grape, peach, pineapple, rum, walnut, egg
ng

ETHYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, strawberries
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

^ CH:CHCCOCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, cherry, grape, peach,
plum, spice, cinnamon, vanilla

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
28
44
98
93
54
1,400

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
8.8
9.5
12
2.4
11

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

ETHYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: (3)22

ETHYL CITRATE
(See Triethyl citrate)

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, fruit, cherry, butter

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Topping

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
25
73
200
6.0
1.5

ETHYL CYCLOHEXANEFROPIONATE
Cyclohexanepropionic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

^- CH2CH2COOCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

S-ETHYLBUTYRIC ACID
(See Ethylbutyric acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9
30,
24

0.03

2-ETHYLBUTYRIC ACID
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CHCOOH
I

ETHYL CYCLOHEXYLPROPIONATE
(See Ethyl cyclohexanepropionate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut, walnut

ETHYL DECANOATE
Decanoic acid, Ethyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
20
35, 20
20

Chemical formula: (2)82


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, cherry, grape, pineapple, liquor,
brandy, cognac, rum
Natural food occurrence:
Cognac (green oil), cognac (white oil)

ETHYL BUTYROLACTONE
(See y-Hexalactone)

117

ETHYL DECANOATE (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.1
4.5
8.3
23
5.3
10, 3.0

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Liqueurs

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
1.6
5.6
7.5

ETHYL FURFURYLHYDRACRYLATE
(See Ethyl 2-furanpropionate)

ETHYL DODECANOATE
(See Ethyl laurate)
2-ETHYL-3-FURYLACROLEIN
(See 2- Furfurylidene butyraldehyde)
trans- 1 . 2-ETHYLENEDICARBOXYLIC ACID
(See Fumaric acid)
ETHYL FURYLPROPIONATE
(See Ethyl 2-furanpropionate)
ETHYL ISOEUGENOL
(See Isoeugenyl)
4-ETHYLGUAIACOL
ETHYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: Hg Hg^

V- OH

Chemical formula:

HCOOCH2CHg
Flavors in which used:
Coffee, fruit

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, butter,
butterscotch, apple, apricot, banana, cherry,
grape, peach, plum, pineapple, tutti fruiti,
brandy, rum, sherry, whisky

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Gelatin desserts

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, coffee extract

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.4
21
50
98
10
11, 0.35
430

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05
1.1
0.23

ETHYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Blueberry, strawberry, butter, butterscotch,
coconut, apple, cherry, grape, melon, peach,
pineapple, plum, vanilla, cheese, nut, rum,
brandy, cognac
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum
Beverages
6.8
Icecream, ices
7.5
Candy
17
Baked goods
24
Gelatins and puddings . . .
350, 0.06
Chewing gum
340
Liqueurs
20, 8.5

ETHYLFORMIC ACID
(See Propionic acid)

ETHYL 2-FURANPROPIONATE
2-Furanpropionic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: [~1


2c2cooc2c3
2-ETHYL-2-HEPTENAL
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, apple, cherry, pineapple

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3CH=C(CH2CH3)CH0


Flavors in which used:
Pineapple
118

2-ETHYL-2-HEPTENAL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy . .

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Sirup
Brandy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.40
2,
0.03

ETHYL HEXADECANOATE
(See Ethyl palmitate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.3
3, 100, 580
35
1,000

ETHYL LAURATE
Dodecanoic acid, Ethyl ester

ETHYL 2,4-HEXADIENOATE
(See Ethyl sorbate)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)10COOCH2CH3

ETHYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Ethyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Berry, coconut, fruit, grape, liquor, cognac,
rum, nut, spice, nutmeg, cheese

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2CH3


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum
Liqueurs

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, nut, cheese
Natural food occurrence:
Apples, pineapple, strawberries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jelly

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.0
18
12
12
10
32
1.3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
3.7
17
17
4.4
39
3

ETHYL LEVULINATE
Levulinic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CO(CH2)2COOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Apple

2-ETHYL HEXYL ACETATE


(See Octyl acetate)

ETHYL HYDROCINNAMATE
(See Ethyl 2-phenylpropionate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL Oj-HYDROXYPROPIONATE
(See Ethyl lactate)

ETHYL MALATE
(See Diethyl malate)

ETHYL LACTATE
Lactic acid, Ethyl ester

4 - E THYL- 2 - M E THOXYPHE NO L
(See 4-Ethylguaiacol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.8
11
12
12

Chemical formula: CH3CH(OH)COOCH2CH3


ETHYL trans-2-METHYL-2-BUTENOATE
(See Ethyl tiglate)

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, butterscotch, coconut,
grape, rum, maple, cheese, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL j-METHYLBUTYRATE
(See Ethyl isovalerate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.4
17
28
52
119

ETHYL 2-METHYLBUTYRATE

ETHYL NITRITE

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CHCOOC2H5

Chemical formula: CHgCHgONO

CHg

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, cherry, pineapple, liquor,
brandy, rum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
3
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Sirup
Icings

ETHYL METHYL PHENYLGLYCIDATE


Ethyl 3-methyl-3-phenylglycidate
Strawberry aldehyde
Aldehyde C-l6 pure (so-called)

Chemical formula: ^

ETHYL NONANOATE
Nonanoic acid, Ethyl ester

/\
^-C(CH3)CHCOOCH2CH3

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7COOCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, loganberry, raspberry, strawberry,
coconut, fruit, cherry, grape, pineapple,
liquor, wine

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
4.5
8.
0.10
0.10
3.9
52
13

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.6
6.7
21
21
13
470

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings
Liqueurs

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
4
14
15
15
580
39
20

ETHYL 3-METHYL-3-PHENYLGLYCIDATE
(See Ethyl methyl phenylglycidate)
ETHYL 2-NONYNOATE
Ethyl octyne carbonate
ETHYL MYRISTATE
Tetradecanoic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5C:CCOOCH2CH3

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)12COOCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, melon

Flavors in which used:


Coconut, fruit, honey, cognac

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.7
8
10
14
30

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.56
0.55
0.52
1.2

ETHYL OCTANOATE
Octano ic acid, Ethyl ester

ETHYL 2-NAPHTHYL ETHER


(See ^-Naphthyl ethyl ether)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2CH3

120

ETHYL TA NOA TE (cont'd)

ETHYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Ethyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, citrus, apple, pineapple,
rum, nut, cheese

Chemical formula: /

Flavors in which used:


Butter, honey, apricot, cherry

Natural food occurrence:


Cognac (green oil), cognac (white oil)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

^-CH2COOCH2CH3

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
2.4
9
11
2.7, 0.10
4,
60

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
5.2
8.1
6
24

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

ETHYL PHENYLACRYLATE
(See Ethyl cinnamate)

ETHYL OCTYNE CARBONATE


(See Ethyl 2-nonynoate)
ETHYL OLEATE
Oleic acid, Ethyl ester

ETHYL 4-PHENYLBUTYRATE
4-Phenylbutyric acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7CH=CH(CH2)7


23

Chemical formula: ^^CH2(CH2^COOCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.10
0.10, 40
0.10, 55
0.10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
0.06
0.06

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy . .

ETHYL 3-PHENYLGLYCIDATE

Chemical formula
ETHYL 3-OXOBUTANOATE
(See Ethyl acetoacetate)

CHCHCOOCH c3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, strawberry, fruit, cherry

ETHYL OXYHYDRATE
(See Rum ether)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

ETHYL PALMITATE
Hexadecanoic acid, Ethyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.6
12
18
20
10, 70

Chemical formula: 3(2)162


Flavors in which used:
Butter, rum

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL 3-PHENYLPROPENOATE
(See Ethyl cinnamate)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
40
20

ETHYL 3-PHENYLPROPIONATE
3-Phenylpropionic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula:

121

CH2CH2COOCH2CH3

Natural food occurrence:


Raspberries, strawberries

ETHYL 3-PHENYLPROPIONATE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
1
2.5
0.50, 3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
11
10
16
0.04
16

ETHYL l-PROPENE-1,2,3-TRICARBOXYLATE
(See Ethyl aconitate)
ETHYL SEBACATE
(See Diethyl sebacate)
ETHYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Ethyl ester
ETHYL SORBATE
Sorbic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: 322

Chemical formula: CH3CH=CHCH= CHCOOCH2CHg

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, rum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Natural food occurrence:


Apples
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.7
29
78
110
15, 10
1, 100

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.5
14
15
18

ETHYL TETRADECANOATE
(See Ethyl myristate)

ETHYL PYRUVATE
Pyruvic acid, Ethyl ester

ETHYL TIGLATE
Tiglic acid, Ethyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3COCOOCH2CH3


Chemical formula: CH3CH=C(CH3)COOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, fruit, rum, maple, spice

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, pineapple, rum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
50
20, 150
35
40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ETHYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: /

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.3
6.0
20
6.5

ETHYL 10-UNDECENOATE
10-Undecylenic acid, Ethyl ester

V- COOCH2CH3
Chemical formula: H2C=CH(CH2 )8COOCH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Coconut, fruit, cognac, nut

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer, sassafras, wintergreen

122

ETHYL 10-UNDECENOATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Chewing gum
Chocolate
Imitation vanilla extract . .
Liquor
Icings and toppings ....

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
8.7
10
11
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor
ETHYL VALERATE
Valeric acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
44
65
58
74
110
250
28,000
100
200, 140

CH3(CH2)3COOCH2CH3
EUCALYPTOL

Flavors in which used:


Butter, apple, apricot, peach, nut
Chemical formula:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
4.4
15
8.3
5.5
260

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Mint
Natural food occurrence:
Allspice, star anise, basil, bay and bayleaves extract, cajaput oil, calamus and
calamus oil, caraway, laurel-leaves oil,
peppermint oil, pimento oil

ETHYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Ethyl ester
Chemical formula: (3)222

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, cheese, nut
Natural food occurrence:
Pineapple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.9
7.5
29
27
5
430, 80

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy . .'
Baked goods
Gelatin dessert
Chewing gum

EUGENOL
^
Chemical formula: 2~2 f
7OH
"
><

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut, spice
Natural food occurrence:
Allspice, basil, bay and bay leaves, calamus
and calamus oil, pimento oil, laurel- leaves
oil

ETHYL VANILLIN
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13
0.50
15
4,
0.50
190

Ho~^-3~cH
32

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, butterscotch,
caramel, rum butter, chocolate, cocoa, citrus,
coconut, macaroon, cola, fruit, cherry, grape,
honey, liquor, muscatel, rum, maple, nut,
pecan, root beer, vanilla, cream soda

123

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Meats
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
3.1
32
33
0.60
500
2,000, 40
100, 9.6

EUGENYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Eugenyl ester

ISOEUGENOL
Chemical formula: CH^CH=-/

Vo
Chemical formula:
3
c2=cc2-^~Vooc <^

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, mint, spice, cinnamon, clove

OCH,

Natural food occurrence:


Mace oil

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
3.8
5
11
1,000, 0.30
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13, 0.03
2,
0.25
10, 0.25
10, 0.13

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
ISOEUGENYL ETHYL ETHER
2-Ethoxy-5-propenylanisole

EUGENYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Eugenyl ester
Acetyl eugenol

Chemical formula: CH3CH20f

\-CH=CHCH;

CH3v

Chemical formula: CH2=CHCH2

OOCCH-

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, vanilla

OCHo
4
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit, mint, spice, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.43
3.3
20
10
100, 25
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
0.50
17
3.5, 1

EUGENYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Eugenyl ester
Chemical formula: CH^CHCH-*-/

\-OOCH
H3

ISOEUGENYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Isoeugenyl ester
Acetyl isoeugenyl
Methoxy-4-acetoxypropenyl benzene

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Chemical formula: 3-/~^-=3

Foods in which used:


Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20

3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

ISOEUGENYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Isoeugenyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.44
2.1
17
17
100

Chemical formula: CH3CH=CH^

^ OOCH
OCH

Flavors in which used:


Spice

124

ISOEUGENYL FORMATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Condiments

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05
0.2
3
3,
2

EUGENYL METHYL ETHER


4 - Allylve ratrole
Chemical formula: CH2=CHCH.

EXALTO LIDE
(See w-Pentadecalactone)

OCH

.,
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, fruit, spice, clove,
ginger

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Jellies

FARNESOL
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
4.8
11
13
52

CH3C=CHCH2CH2C=CHCH2CH2=CHCH2OH
|
|
|
^^3
^^3
^^3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, apricot, banana, cherry, melon, peach,
citrus, fruit, raspberry, strawberry
Natural food occurrence:
Ambrette seed, star anise, cassie (absolute),
linden flowers, oil of musk seed

ISOEUGENYL METHYL ETHER


4- Propenylve ratrole
Chemical formula: CH3CH=CH

fx OCH,
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

HQ
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, cherry, clove

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.76
0.40
1.4
1.7
0.10

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of cymbopogon javanensis

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

2-FENCHANOL
(See Fenchyl alcohol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
7.7
13
18
0.10
110

FENCHOL
(See Fenchyl alcohol)

d- FENCHONE
Chemical formula:

ISOEUGENYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Isoeugenyl ester
Flavors in which used:
Berry, liquor, spice

Chemical formula:
3=/~~V-ooccHrii~\
' w
OCH3

Natural food occurrence:


Common fennel

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs
125

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13, 0.80
0.25
0.25, 30
0.25
5

2- FURANCARBINOL
(See Furfuryl alcohol)

FENCHYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula:

^C-OH
2-FURANMETHANETHIOL
(See Furfuryl mercaptan)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lime, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

FURFURAL

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
0.25
4.7
0.25

Chemical formula:
CHO
Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, caramel, coffee, fruit,
brandy, rum, rye, molasses, nut, cassia

FORMIC ACID

Natural food occurrence:


Angelica- root oil, apples, coffee, peaches,
skim milk (heated), oil of lime, oil of
lavandin, oil of lavender

Chemical formula: HCOOH


Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Apples, mace oil, peaches, raspberries,
strawberries, tobacco leaves, valerian- root
extract

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin dessert
Sirups
Spirits

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
5
18, 5
6.1, 5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
13
12
17
0 . 80
30
10

FURFURALACETONE
(See 4-(2-Furyl)-3-buten-2-one)
FORMIC ETHER
(See Ethyl formate)
FURFURALCOHOL
(See Furfuryl alcohol)
FUMARIC ACID
Chemical formula: HOOCCH=CHCOOH (trans)

FURFURYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Furfuryl ester

Flavors in which used:


Apple, peach, vanilla

Chemical formula
: OL
^"^23

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
50
1,300
3,600

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, spice, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

2-FURALDEHYDE
(See Furfural)

2- FURANACROLEIN
(See Furyl acrolein)

126

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
17
37
1,
40
500

FURFURYL ALCOHOL

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2.1
0.10
0 . 50

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Icings

Chemical formula:
2
Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, caramel, coffee, fruit,
brandy

FURYL ACETONE
(See (2- Fury1) propanone)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee, cognac oil
FURYL ACROLEIN
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
19
88
59
110
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Spirits

Chemical formula:
or NCH=CHCHO
Flavors in which used:
Coffee, fruit, cassia, cinnamon

FURFURYLIDENE ACETONE
(See 4-(2-Furyl)-3-buten-2-one)

2- FURFURYLIDENE BUTYRALDEHYDE
2- thyl-3 - fu rylac role in
Chemical formula:

2c3

4-(2-FURYL)-3-BUTEN-2-ONE
Furfurylidene acetone
Furfuralacetone

"\c=
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, liquor, rum, nut, spice

Chemical formula:
Ol
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 50
0.50, 3
2,
6
2,
6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.17
6.1
36
21
0.10, 0.56

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...

CHCOCH,

Flavors in which used:


Nut, almond, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
4.8
33
46
1.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

FURFURYL MERCAPTAN
2 - Furanmethanethiol
Chemical formula
c2s

a- FURYLCARBINOL
(See Furfuryl alcohol)

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, coffee, fruit, nut
2- FURYLCARBINOL
(See Furfuryl alcohol)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.52
0.78

(2-FURYL)-2-PROPANONE
Chemical formula:

n
CH2COCH3

127

( 2 - FU RYL) - 2 - PROPAONE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Toppings

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Foods in which used:
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
3.8, 20
2.0, 20

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.1
3.3
10

2
0.80, 2.9
1

FUSEL, OIL, REFINED


GERANYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Geranyl ester

Major ingredient: Amyl alcohol


Flavors in which used:
Grape, brandy, cordials, rum, rye, scotch,
whisky, wine

Chemical formula:^ CHpOCCHg

Natural food occurrence:


Cognac oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatins and puddings ...
Liquors

CH2OOCCH3
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
21
4.1
30
34
270
4
2.5

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lemon, orange, floral, apple, grape,
peach, pear, honey, spice, ginger ale
Natural food occurrence:
Oil of lavender, oil of lemon

GARDENOL
(See a-Methylbenzyl acetate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Sirup

GERANIAL
(See Citral)

GERANYL ACETOACETATE
Acetoacetic acid, Geranyl ester

GALLOTANNIC ACID
(See Tannic acid)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6"
6.5
15
17
7.5, 6.8
0.30, 1.2
1

Chemical formula: (C1()H17)OOCCH2COCH3


GERANIOL
Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Chemical formula:
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lemon, rose, apple, cherry, peach,
honey, root beer, cassia, cinnamon, ginger
ale, nutmeg

GERANYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Geranyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, bay leaves, cherries coriander,
grapefruit, oranges, tea, ginger, mace oil,
oil of lavandin, oil of lavender, oil of lemon,
oil of lime, oil of mandarin, petitgrain oil

Chemical formula: (C.H.)OOC


Flavors in which used:
Floral, fruit
128

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 50
1
1,
3
1,
10

GERANYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Geranyl ester

GERANYL BENZOATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 0.13
0.16, 0.25
0.50
0.50

Chemical formula: (CjqH17)OOC(CH2)4CH3


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, pineapple

GERANYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Geranyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, fruit, apple, cherry, pear,
pineapple

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
0.90
3.2
2

GERANYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Geranyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavender

Chemical formula: (C1()H19)OOCCH2/


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
2.8
10
10
5.3
0.30, 1.5

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

GERANYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Geranyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1Q Hj 7)OOCCH(CH3)2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
3.1
6.7
4.7
11

GERANYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Geranyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Floral, rose, apple, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
0.80
5
4.9
0.60
15

Flavors in which used:


Berry, geranium, apple, pear, pineapple,
honey
Natural food occurrence:
Oil of lavender

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

GERANYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Geranyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOCH

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
1.3
3.7
4.9
3
30, 70

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, apple, apricot, peach

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

GERANYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Geranyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
1.6
7.5
4.1
3.4
0.80

Chemical formula: (C^Hj 7)OOCCH2CH(CH3>2


Flavors in which used:
Berry, lime, apple, peach, pineapple
129

GUAIACYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Guaiacyl ester

GERANYL ISOVALERATE (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
11
10
6.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula::^OOCCH2^3
1
CH,
Flavors in which used:
Berry, coffee, honey, tobacco, smoke

GLUCOSE PENTAACETATE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Topping

Chemical formula: C6H706(OOCCH3)5


Flavors in which used:
Bitters
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
1, 500

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.38
1
2.2
3.2
1

GUAIYL ACETATE
Guaiac wood acetate, Acetic acid, Guaiyl ester

GLYCERYL TRIACETATE
(See (tri-) Acetin)

Chemical formula: Not established


GLYCERYL TRIBUTYRATE
(See (tri-) Butyrin

Flavors in which used:


Tobacco, fruit

GUAIACOL
Chemical formula: /

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

\ OH
^OCH3

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, fruit, rum, tobacco, smoke, vanilla
Natural food occurrence:
Celery seed, coffee

GUARANINE
(See Caffeine)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.95
0.52
0 . 96
0.75

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

HELIOTROPINE
(See Piperonal)

HELIOTROPYL ACETATE
(See Piperonyl acetate)

GUAIACYL ACETATE
o-Methoxy phenyl acetate
Chemical formula:

o-l CH3

HENDECANAL
(See Undecanal)

-CH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

HENDECEN-9-AL
(See 9-Undecanal)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
4
7
6
5.1
15

10-HENDECENYL ACETATE
(See 10-Undecen-l-yl acetate)

130

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.53
0.78
2
2
2.3

2-HEPTALACTONE
4-Hydroxyheptanoic acid, ^-Lactone
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Ji
cr^o

322
Flavors in which used:
Coconut, nut, vanilla

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
40
28
26

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2, 3-HEPTANEDIONE
Chemical formula: CH3COCO(CH2)3CH3
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, butter, fruit, rum,
nut, cheese

HEPTALDEHYDE
(See Heptanal)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

HEPTANAL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5CHO
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, apple, melon, cognac, rum, almond
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.9
1.2
2
2.6
4

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
10
10
10
100

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.96
3.1
8.2
7.9
1.7

1-HEPTANOL
(See Heptyl alcohol)

2-HEPTANONE
Chemical formula: CH3CO(CH2)4CH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, butter, fruit, cheese

HEPTANAL DIMETHYL ACETAL


Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5CH(OCH3)2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, melon, mushroom
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 0.13
0.25
0.25
0.25
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
6
6.4
13
10, 25

3-HEPTANONE
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CO(CH2)3CH3

HEPTANAL GLYCERYL ACETAL (Mixed 1,2


and 1 , 3 Acetals)

Flavors in which used:


Melon

,OCHn

Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH^CH^gCH
\ OCH9
CH2OH
Flavors in which used:
Mushroom
131

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13, 2.0
0.25, 170
67
0.25, 130

4-HEPTANONE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (22)2


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
7.8
11
19
27
0.60, 8

HEPTYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Heptyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOOCH2(CH2)5CH3
Flavors in which used:
Coconut, apricot, peach, pineapple, plum

HEPTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Heptyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2(CH2)5CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, banana, melon, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.66
0.74
2.7
2.4

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
3.3
4.9
4.8

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
0.82
2.6
3

2-HEPTYL BUTYROLACTONE
(See 2-Undecalactone)

HEPTYL CARBINOL
(See 1 -Octanol)
HEPTYL ALCOHOL
1-Heptanol
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5CH2OH

HEPTYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Heptyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula: ^^-CH=CHCOOCH2(CH2)5CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, cherry, apricot, grape

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90
1,
5
3
3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

pri-HEPTYL ALCOHOL
(See Heptyl alcohol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
1,
2
1,
6
1
2 70

HEPTYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Heptyl ester

HEPTYL ALDEHYDE
(See Heptanal)

Chemical formula: HCOOCH2(CH2)5CH3


HEPTYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Heptyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Apricot, peach, plum

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2COOCH2(CH2)5CH3


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, floral, violet, apricot, melon,
plum
132

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
0.87
3.6
3.3

2, 4-HEXADIENOATE
(See Allyl sorbate)

HEPTYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Heptyl ester
Chemical formula: CHg(CH^gCOOCH^CH^CH3

HEXAHYDROPYRIDENE
(See Piperidine)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages

HEXAHYDROTHYMOL
(See Menthol)

HEXADECANOIC ACID
(See Palmitic acid)

2- HEXALACTONE
4-Hydroxyhexanoic acid,
Ethyl butyrolactone
Tonkalide

l-HEXADECANOL

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)14CH2OH

Lactone

CH3CH2

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, honey, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices .
Candy

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

- 6-HEXADECENLACTONE
16-Hydroxy-6-hexadecenoic acid, -Lactone,
6-Hexadecenolide
Ambrettolide

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7
0.07, 84
21
21

HEXALDEHYDE
(See Hexanal)

Chemical formula: CH(CH0hC=0


HEXANAL
I

\
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4CHO

I
CH(CH2)gCH2

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit, honey, rum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, coffee, cooked chicken, strawberries,
tea, tobacco leaves (oils)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.32
0.18
0.16
0.19
0.01
0.70

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

6-HEXADECENOLIDE
(See -6-Hexadecenlactone)

HEXANEDIOIC ACID
(See Adipic acid)

HEXADECYLIC ACID
(See Palmitic acid)

133

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.8
3.6
4.2
2,
2.5
3

2, 3-HEXANEDIONE

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH=CHCH ^HO

Chemical formula: CH3COCOCH2CI^CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, citrus, banana, pine
apple, rum, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.6
4.8
7.3
6.6

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20
5
5

2-HEXEN-l-OL
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2CH=CHCH2OH
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, mint

HEXANOIC ACID
Chemical formula: CHg(CHg^COOH

Natural food occurrence:


Grapes

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, chocolate, fruit, rum,
pecan, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, butter acids, cocoa, grapes, oil of
lavender, oil of lavandin, raspberries,
strawberries, tea

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
4.3
28
22
1.5
450

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
0.63
3.8
4.1

3-HEXEN-l-OL
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH=CHCH2CH2OH
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, mint
Natural food occurrence:
Grapefruit, raspberries, tea

1-HEXANOL
(See Hexyl alcohol)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-HEXENAL
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2CH=CHCHO
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit

2-HEXEN-l-YL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 2-Hexenyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, strawberries

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
3.7
5
5

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2CH=CHCH2OOCCH3


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
0.70
15
16

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

cis-3-HEXENAL
134

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.28
0.40
1.7
1.7

HEXYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Hexyl ester

HEXOIC A
(See Hexanoic acid)

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2COOCH^CHg^CH3


HEXOIC ALDEHYDE
(See Hexanal)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

HEXYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Hexyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4CH2OOCCH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, apple, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.6
2.1
7.8
8.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.6
4.6
26
26
3

a-HEXYLCINNAMALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: ^

^-CH=CHO
2(2)^g

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, honey

2-HEXYL-4-ACETOXYTETRAHYDROFURAN

Chemical formula:

]
I
CH3CO-'''^^ (CH2) 5CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 80
2.6
6.5
2.4
0.05

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
3
3
3

HE XYLENE GLYCOL DIACETATE


(See 1,3-Nonanediol acetate (mixed esters))

HEXYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Hexyl ester
Chemical formula: 2(2)4

HEXYL ALCOHOL
l-Hexanol

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit

Chemical formula: CH3(C^^CH2OH


Flavors in which used:
Berry, coconut, fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Apples, oil of lavandin, oil of lavender,
strawberries, tea

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
45
39
52

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.6
26
21
18
0.22, 0.28

HEXYL 2-FUROATE
2-Furoic acid, Hexyl ester
Chemical formula:

|^ ^J[^
^ ^- ^ g

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, maple, mushroom
135

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2(CH2)4CH3

HEXYL 2 -FUROATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Candy . . .
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.31
0.20

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Puddings

HEXYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Hexyl ester

Approx. Avg .
Maximum ppm
1
0.70

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2(CH2)4CH3


HEXYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Hexyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH2(CH2)4CH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5, 3
2.5
3.6, 10
10

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-HEXYLIDENE CYCLOPENTANONE
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.7
23
21
22

CH(CH2)4CH3
HYACINTHIN
(See Phenylacetaldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
5
10

HYDRATROPA LDEHYDE
(See 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde)

HYDRATROPALDEHYDE DIMETHYL ACETAL


(See 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde dimethyl acetal)

2-HEXYL-5 (or 6) -KETO- 1 , 4-DIOXANE


(1 (or 2) -Hexyl-2-hydroxyethoxy) acetic acid,
- Lactone)

HYDRATROPYL ALCOHOL
(See j3-Methylphenethyl alcohol)

Chemical formula:

HYDRATROPYL BUTYRATE
(See 2-Phenylpropyl butyrate)

=
3(2)5^
Flavors in which used:
Cream

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Margarine . . . .

HYDRATROPYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See 2-Phenylpropyl isobutyrate)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm

HYDROCINNAMIC ACID
(See 3-Phenylpropionic acid)

5
5
5

HYDROCINNAMYL ACETATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl acetate)

HEXYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Hexyl ester

HYDROCINNAMYL ALCOHOL
(See 3-Phenyl-l -propanol)

136

HYDROCINNAMYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl isobutyrate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.5
13
9.4
10
0.30
16

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

HYDROCINNAMYL CINNAMATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl cinnamate)

HYDROCINNAMYL FORMATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl formate)
HYDROXYCITRONELLAL DIETHYL ACETAL
HYDROCINNAMYL HEXANOATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl hexanoate)

Chemical formula:

I^OH
(23)2

HYDROCINNAMYL PROPIONATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl propionate)
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

HYDROCINNAMYL ISOVALERATE
(See 3-Phenylpropyl isovalerate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
0.50, 1
7.3
2.2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

HYDROCOUMARIN
(See Dihydrocoumarin)

HYDROQUINONE DIMETHYL ETHER


(See -Dimethoxybenzene)
HYDROXYCITRONELLAL DIMETHYL ACETAL
o- HYDROXYANISOLE
(See Guaiacol)

Chemical formula:

I^OH
(3)2

o-HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE
(See Salicylaldehyde)
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, cherry
J2-HYDROXYBENZYL ACETONE
(See 4 - (j>- Hyd roxyphenyl) 2 - bu tanone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
0.50
24
0.50, 20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3 - HYDROXY- 2 - BUTANONE
(See Acetoin)

2 - HYDROXYCAMPHANE
(See Borneol)

HYDROXYCITRONELLOL

HYDROXYCITRONE LLAL

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula:

OH
CHO

OH
CHoOH

V
Flavors in which used:
Lemon, floral, cherry

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, linden, violet, cherry
137

4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXY-STYRENE
(See 2-Methoxy-4-vinyl phenol)

HYDROXYCITRONELLOL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2
1.6
3.6
3.5
0.30
0.30

HYDROXYMETHYL ANETHOLE
(See Propenyl guaethol)

2- HYDROXYMETHYLFURAN
(See Furfuryl alcohol)

2-HYDROXY--CYMENE
(See Carvacrol)

4-HYDROXY- 3 -METHYL- 1-METHYLBENZENE


(See 2-Methoxy-4-methyl phenol)

4- HYDROXYDECANOIC ACID, _y- LACTONE


(See ^-Decalactone)
1 -HYDROXYMETHYL- 4 -ISOPROPENYL- 1CYCLOHEXENE
(See -Mentha- 1 , 8-dien- 7-ol)

5- HYDROXYDECANOIC ACID, 6- LACTONE


(See -Decalactone)

3- HYDROXY-2-METHYL-4-PYRONE
(See Maltol)

4- HYDROXYDODECANOIC ACID, y_- LACTONE


(See 2-Dodecalactone)

3 - HYDROXY- 2 -METHYL-^- PYRONE


(See Maltol)

5- HYDROXYDODECANOIC ACID, 6- LACTONE


(See i>-Dodecalactone)

4- HYDROXYNONANOIC ACID, ^-LACTONE


(See y-Nonalactone)

HYDROXYHEPTANE
(See Heptyl alcohol)

4- HYDROXYOCTANOIC ACID, ^-LACTONE


(See y-Octalactone)

4-HYDROXYHEPTANOIC ACID, ^-LACTONE


(See 2-Heptalactone)

5- HYDROXY-4-OCTANONE
16-HYDROXY-6-HEXADECENOIC ACID,
)- LACTONE
(See w-6-Hexadecenlactone)

Chemical formula: 3(2)2(2)2


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, fruit, cheese, nut

4-HYDROXYHEXANOIC ACID, ^-LACTONE


(See y-Hexalactone)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXY-l-ALLYLBENZENE
(See Eugenol)

4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXYBENZALDEHYDE
(See Vanillin)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 5
1,
20
10
7.8

y_- HYD ROXY - - OXOBU TANE


(See Acetoin)

4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXY-BENZYLNONANAMIDE
(See Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide)

4-(4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXYPHENYL)-2BUTANONE
(See Zingerone)

15-HYDROXYPENTADECANOIC ACID, co-LACTOKE


(See w-Pentadecalactone)

4-HYDROXYPENTANOIC ACID, ^-LACTONE


(See y- Valerolactone)
138

2 - HYDROXY - 2 - NYLACETOPHEN ONE


(See Benzoin)

4- (- HYDROXYPHENYL) - 2 - BUTANONE
Chemical formula: HO-^^-CH2C^COCH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.26
0.28
0 . 50
0.58
0.02,0.40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

a-IONONE
4-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-l-yl)-3-buten2-one
a-Irisone

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
34
44
54
5
50
40
320

Chemical formula:

CH=CHCOCH
3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, blackberry, loganberry, raspberry,
citrus, orange, floral, fruit, cherry, spice,
vanilla

2-HYDROXY- 1,2, 3 -PROPANETRICARBOXYLIC


ACID
(See Citric acid)

Natural food occurrence:


Boronia, absolute

1-HYDROXYSUCCINIC ACID
(See _1-Malic acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5
3.6
12
6.7
3.6
39
50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

14-HYDROXYTETRADECANOIC ACID
(See w-Pentadecalactone)

a-HYDROXYTOLUENE
(See Benzyl alcohol)

-IONONE
4-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-l-cyclohexen-l-yl)-3-buten2 -one
-Irisone *V

-HYDROXYTRICARBALLYLIC ACID
(See Citric acid)

4-HYDROXYUNDECANOIC ACID, 3;- LACTONE


(See ^-Undecalactone)

Chemical formula:

HYPNONE
(See Acetophenone)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, blackberry, loganberry, raspberry,
strawberry, floral, violet, fruit, cherry, grape,
pineapple, liquor, muscatel, nut, pistachio

INDOLE
Natural food occurrence:
Boronia, absolute

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, bitters, chocolate,
orange, coffee, violet, fruit, nut, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Maraschino cherries

Natural food occurrence:


Jasmine oil, orange flowers

139

...

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
3.4
7.6
5.2
5.8
89
10

g-IRISONE
(See O? -Ionone)

LACTIC ACID
Chemical formula: CHgCHOHCOOH

j-IRISONE
(See j-Ionone)

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, butter, butterscotch, lime,
chocolate, fruit, walnut, spice, cheese

Qj-IRONE
4-(2, 5, 6, 6-Tetramethyl-2-cyclohexene-l-yl)3-buten-2-one
6-Methylionone

Natural food occurrence:


Cultured milk, molasses, sauerkraut

Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum
Toppings
Pickles and olives

CH=CHCOCH,

Flavors in which used:


Berry, raspberry, strawberry, floral,
violet, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Appro X. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
2.3
4.1
5.4
1.4

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
34
66
130
89
14, 25
610
300
1,200, 24,000

LACTIC ACID, BUTYL ESTER, BUTYRATE


(See Butyl butyryllactate)

LARLXINIC ACID
(See Maltol)

JASMONYL
(See 1 , 3-Nonanediol acetate (mixed esters))

LAURALDEHYDE
(See Lauric aldehyde)

KAUTSCHIN
(See d-Limonene)

LAURIC ACID
Dodecanoic acid

KENTONAROME
(See Methylcyclopentenolone)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)1()COOH


Flavors in which used:
Miscellaneous

KETONE C-7
(See 2-Heptanone)

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lemon, butter acids

KETONE ALCOHOL
(See 3-Octanon-l-ol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....

KETONE ALCOHOL ESTER


(See 3-Nonanon- 1-yl acetate)

2 - KE TOPROPIONALDEHYDE
(See Pyruvaldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15
16
2.4
39
25

LAURIC ALDEHYDE
Dodecanal

Qj-KE TOPROP IONIC ACID


(See Pyruvic acid)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)1()CHO

140

LAURIC ALDEHYDE (cont'd)

LEAF ALCOHOL
(See 3-Hexen-l-ol)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, lemon, lime, orange,
tangerine, fruit, banana, neroli, honey

LEVULINIC ACID

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lemon, oil of lime
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: CHgCOCHgCHgCOOH


Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.93
1.5
2.4
2.8
0.10
110, 0.20

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, caramel, fruit, maple, nut
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
14
14
53
53
4

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

LAURINE
(See Hydroxycitronellal)

LICAREOL
(See Linalool)

LAUROSTEARIC A
(See Lauric acid)

d-LIMONENE
LAURYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Dodecyl ester
Dodecyl acetate
Dodecanyl acetate

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)nOOCCH3


Flavors in which used:
Lime, fruit, spice

Flavors in which used:


Butter, lemon, orange, peach, pineapple,
meat

Natural food occurrence:


Star anise, buchu leaves, caraway, celery
seed, oranges, coriander, cumin, cardamom,
sweet fennel, common fennel, mace, marigold,
oil of lavandin, oil of lemon, oil of mandarin,
peppermint, petitgrain oil, pimento oil, orange
leaf (absolute), orange peel (sweet oil), origanum
oil, black pepper, peels of citrus, macrocarpa
bunge, hops oil

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lime

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
1.7
4.6
5.6

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
31
68
49
120
48, 400
2,300

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

LAURYL ALCOHOL
l-Dodecanol
Chemical formula: 3(2)102
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, coconut, floral, fruit, honey

POLY LIMONE NE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Sirups

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2
1
2.8
1.7
16, 27
7

Chemical formula:

CH,

x = 2,3
CH.
141

Natural food occurrence:


Basil, jasmine oil, lavandin oil, lavender oil,
lemon oil, peels of citrus macrocarpa bunge,
petitgrain lemon oil

POLYLIMONENE (cont'd)
Flavors in which used:
General fixative
Natural food occurrence:
Possible in old citrus oils
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4,500
300
1,000

Foods in which used:


Candy
Chewing gum
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
3.8
11
8.9
3.8
13

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

LINALOL
(See Linalol)
LINALYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Linalyl ester
LINALOL
Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOC j
Chemical formula:

H2N
Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, fruit, grape

OH
Flavors in which used:
Blueberry, chocolate, lemon, lime, orange,
cola, grape, peach, cardamom, nutmeg, meat
Natural food occurrence:
Basil, bois de rose oil, cassie (abstract),
coriander, cocoa, grapefruit, oranges, peaches,
tea, bay and bay- leaves extract, grapefruit oil,
ginger, lavandin, lavender oil, oil of lemon, oil
of lime, oil of mandarin, petitgrain oil, orange
leaf (absolute), orange peel (sweet oil), palma
rose oil, peels of citrus, macrocarpa bunge, ho
oil, hops oil, jasmine oil, laurel-leaves oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Meats
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
0.72
4.7
0.20, 8

LINALYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Linalyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOC
-o
Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, fruit, peach

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
3.6
8.4
9.6
2.3
40
0.80, 90

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

LINALYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Linalyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.31
0.42
1.2
1.6
0.28

LINALYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Linalyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1QH1 7)OOC(CH2)2CH3

Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Loganberry, butter, caramel, citrus, floral,
rose, fruit, grape, peach, pear, pineapple,
plum, honey, nut, spice

OOCCH,
Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, peach, pear, ginger

142

LINALYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Linalyl ester

LINALYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
4.3
2.2
13
0.09

Chemical formula: (C1QH1 ?)(2)43


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

LINALYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Linalyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOCCH(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, fruit, banana, black currant,
cherry, pear, pineapple, plum, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

LINALYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Linalyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
2.8
4.9
13

Chemical formula: (C^Hj 7)OOC(CH2)gCH3


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, rose, apple, pineapple, honey

Chemical formula: (C1()H17)OOCCH=CH

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, floral, rose, fruit, grape,
honey

LINALYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Linalyl ester

LINALYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Linalyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.57
0.59
2
2.1

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
0.50, 3
0 . 50
0.60, 15

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Currant, orange, banana, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

LINALYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Linalyl ester
Chemical formula: (C1()H17)OOCH
Flavors in which used:
Berry, apple, apricot, peach, pineapple

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4.9
3.6
5.3
12
4.4

LINALYL ISOVALE RATE


Isovaleric acid, Linalyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavandin

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
6
11
15

Chemical formula: (C1()H17)OOCCH2CH(CH3)2


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
12
3.8
13

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, apple, apricot, peach, pear, plum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
143

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.96
0.91
5.7
5.6
0.10

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit, mint, vanilla

1 -MALIC A
Chemical formula: HOOCCHOHCH2COOH

Natural food occurrence:


Caraway

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, maple
Natural food occurrence:
Coffee, peaches, rhubarb root, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
380
390
420
0.60, 1.5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

MALTOL
3 - Hydroxy- 2 -methyl-y- pyrone
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

p-MENTHA-6, 8-DIEN-2-OL
(See Carveol)

6, 8(9)-j3-MENTHADIEN-2-ONE
(See Carvone)

3-p-MENTHANOL
(See Menthol)
^c-J^c:3

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, coffee, fruit, maple, nut, vanilla
Natural food occurrence:
Chicory, roasted malt

J2-MENTH- 1 , 4(8)-DIENE
(See Terpinolene)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
8.7
31
30
7.5
90
15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jelly

MELONAL
(See 2, 6-Dimethyl-5-heptenal)

.B-MENTH-l-EN-8-OL
(See a-Terpineol)

-MENTH-8-EN-3-OL
(See Isopulegol)

l-.B-MENTHEN-4-OL
(4-Carvomenthenol)

8-.B-MENTHEN-2-OL
(See Dihydrocarveol)

p-MENTHA- 1,5- DIENE


(See a-Phellandrene)

d--MENTHA- 1 , 8-DIENE
(See d-Limonene)

-MENTHA- 1 , 8-DIEN- 7-OL


1 , 8--Menthadien- 7-ol
Chemical formula:

.B-MENTHAN-3-ONE
(See Menthone)

CH2OH

A- 4( 8) --MENTHEN- 3 - ONE
(See Pulegone)

A- 8( 9) -_B-MENTHEN- 3 - ONE
(See Isopulegone)

-MENTH-l-EN-3-ONE
(See d-Piperitone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
0.50, 1
20
10, 50

-MENTH- 4( 8) -EN- 3 - ONE


(See Pulegone)

1- MENTHOL
(See Menthol)

- MENTH- 8-EN-3-ONE
(See Isopulegone)

(d)-neo-MENTHOL
Chemical formula: CH2CH(CH3)2
)H

-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL ACETATE
(See Terpinyl acetate)

-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL ANTHRANILATE
(See Terpinyl anthranilate)

Flavors in which used:


Mint

-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL BUTYRATE
(See Terpinyl butyrate)

Natural food occurrence:


Japanese mint oil (Mentha arvensis)

-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL ISOBUTYRATE
(See Terpinyl isobutyrate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

S-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL CINNAMATE
(See Terpinyl cinnamate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
31
50
48

MENTHONE
-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL FORMATE
(See Terpinyl formate)

Chemical formula:

-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL PROPIONATE
(See Terpinyl propionate)
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, mint
-MENTH-l-EN-8-YL ISOVALERATE
(See Terpinyl isovalerate)

Natural food occurrence:


Raspberries, peppermint oil

MENTHOL
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

OH

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.7
33
71
52
8.7

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, peppermint, spearmint
MENTHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Menthyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Raspberries, peppermint and other mints,
betel

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
35
68
400
130
1, 100

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, mint, spice

145

OOCCH,

o-METHOXYBENZALDEHYDE

MENTHYL ACETATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.5
4.0
26
24
5.2

Chemical formula:

H
c=o
OCH,

Flavors in which used:


Spice, cinnamon
Natural food occurrence:
Cassia oil

-MENTH-3-YL ACETATE
(See Menthyl acetate)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Baked goods
Chewing gum

MENTHYL ISOVALERATE
(Isovaleric acid, Menthyl ester)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
20
30

Chemical formula: ^^/OOCCH2CH(CH3)2


g-METHOXYBENZALDEHYDE
Anisaldehyde
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, liquor, mint

Chemical formula: CH3O

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, butter, caramel,
chocolate, apricot, cherry, peach, licorice,
anise, nut, black walnut, walnut, spice,
vanilla

Natural food occurrence:


Peppermint oil
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CHO

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
2.9
7.4
18

Natural food occurrence:


Hawthorn, fennel, oil of anise, star anise,
Tahiti vanilla beans

-MENTH-3-YL ISOVALERATE
(See Menthyl isovalerate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

METHANETHIOL
(See Methyl mercaptan)

METHIONAL
(See 2-Methylthiopropionaldehyde)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6-3
5.6
14
16
0.50, 30
18, 76

METHOXYBENZENE
(See Anisole)

-METHIOPROPIONALDEHYDE
(See 2-Methylthiopropionaldehyde)

-METHOXYBENZYL ACETATE
(See Anisyl acetate)

-METHOXYACETAPHENONE
(See Acetanisole)

-METHOXYBENZYL ALCOHOL
(See Anisyl alcohol)

4 ' -METHOXYACETOPHENONE
(See Acetanisole)

-METHOXYBENZYL BUTYRATE
(See Anisyl butyrate)

-METHOXYALLYLBENZENE
(See Estragole)

D-METHOXYBENZYL FORMATE
(See Anisyl formate)
146

Chemical formula: CH3O-^

-METHOXYBENZYL PROPIONATE
(See Anisyl propionate)

CH2CH2COCH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice, anise
fl-METHOXYCINNAMIC ALDEHYDE
Chemical formula:

H\ H\ H\
t^Vc=c-c=o

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Flavors in which used:


Apple, cinnamon
Natural food occurrence:
Cassia oil

1 - (p.- METHOXYPHENYL) - 1 - PENTEN - 3 - ONE


a-Methyl anisylidene acetone
Ethone

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
200
30

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
10, 12
28
26
25

Chemical formula: CH. ,o-/~V CH=CHCOCH 2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, cream, fruit, maple, nut, vanilla

2-METHOXY-,p_-CRESOL
(See 2-Methoxy-4-methylphenol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
2.3
28
12

o-METHOXY METHYL BENZOATE


(See Methyl p_-methoxybenzoate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-METHOXY-4-METHYLPHENOL

1-Cp.-METHOXYPHENYL)-2-PROPANONE

Chemical formula: CH3/

Chemical formula: 30-^~^-2

\-OH

^\OCH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, nut, clove

Natural food occurrence:


Star anise

Natural food occurrence:


Cassie (absolute)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 21
0.05
0.77
1
0.02

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.60, 2.8
1.2, 2.8
4.4, 6
4.4, 6

l-METHOXY-4-PROPENYLBENZENE
(See Anethole)
fl-METHOXYPHENOL
(See Guaiacol)
2-METHOXY-4-PROPENYLPHENOL
(See Isoeugenol)
-METHOXYPHENYL ACETONE
(See 1 - (- M e thoxyphe nyl) - 2 - propanone)
2-METHOXY-4-PROPENYLPHENYL ACETATE
(See Isoeugenyl acetate)
4-CP.-METHOXYPHENYD-2-BUTANONE

147

2-METHOXY-4-PROPENYLPHENYL FORMATE
(See Isoeugenyl formate)

METHYLACETALDEHYDE
(See Propionaldehyde)

2-METHOXY-4-PROPENYLPHENYL
PHENYLACETATE
(See Isoeugenyl phenylacetate)

METHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3COOCH3

-METHOXYSTYRYL ISOPROPYL KETONE


l-(-Methoxy phenyl) -4-methyl- l-penten-3 -one

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, nut
Natural food occurrence:
Coffee

Hb
HC=C-C-C-CH
-cI
CH,

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings ....
Liquor

Flavors in which used:


Berry

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
34
44
34
5,
50
40, 320

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
28
29
11
14
0.10
0.20

METHYLACETIC ACID
(See Propionic acid)

B-METHYL ACETOPHENONE
(See 4 '-Methyl acetophenone)

-METHOXYTOLUENE
(See - Methylanisole)

4'-METHYL ACETOPHENONE
-Methyl acetophenone
Chemical formula: CHg^

2-METHOXYTOLUENE
(See (>-Methylanisole)

^ COCH

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, almond, vanilla
4-METHOXYTOLUENE
(See ja-Methylanisole)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Maraschino cherries
Chewing gum
Condiments

2-METHOXY-4-VINYLPHENOL
Chemical formula: CH, .-CH-TV
NOCH,

...

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.6
5.2
4.9
8
870
5.8

Flavors in which used:


Vanilla

1 - METHYL- 4- ACETYL BENZENE


(See 4 '-Methyl acetophenone)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

2- METHYLALLYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, 2-Methyl-2-propen-l-yl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH^H2CH2COOCH^CHg


3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25, 3
0.25, 11
1,
8
1,
8

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

148

2-METHYLALLYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin and puddings . ...
Condiments
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .

0.20

METHYL 2-AMINOBENZOATE
(See Methyl anthranilate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
2.7
4.8
7.6
0.50, 4
2
8

a-METHYL ANISYLIDENE ACETONE


(See 1 -(o-Methoxyphenyl)- 1 -penten-3 -one)

2-METHYLAMINO METHYLBENZOATE
(See Methyl N-methylanthranilate)

METHYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Methyl ester

METHYLAMYLACETIC ACID
(See 2-Methylheptanoic acid)

Chemical formula:

\ CCOCH,
NHn

METHYL AMYL KETONE


(See 2-Heptanone)

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, strawberry, orange, floral,
rose, violet, cherry, grape, melon, liquor,
wine, honey

METHYL ANISATE
Anisic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3Oi

Natural food occurrence:


Grapes, grape juice (concord), jasmine oil,
lavender oil, lemon oil, orange flowers,
petitgrain oil, petitgrain mandarin oil, peels
of macrocarpa bunge, tuberose

^ COOCHn

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, melon, liquor, root beer, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
3
8
6.2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
21
56
20
23
2,200
0.20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Liqueurs

o- METHYLANISOLE
Chemical formula: i

\ CH3

METHYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Methyl ester

Ndc3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, nut
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: /
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
1
2.3, 4
4

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, rum, nut, spice, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

,-METHYLANISOLE
Chemical formula: CH.

S COOCHg

OCH,

Flavors in which used:


Berry, maple, black walnut, walnut, spice
149

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.2
4.5
8.4
9.9

METHYLBENZYL ACETATE
Tolyl acetate (so-called)

Chemical formula: CH2-O-C-CH3

Chemical formula:

CH,
I
rv (2)23
w
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
2.6
11
9,
10
1
0.30, 220

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
4,
5
4,
10
10, 20
10, 20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Cherry, fruit

a-METHYLBENZYL ISOBUTYRATE
Styralyl isobutyrate
Methyl phenylcarbinyl isobutyrate
Chemical formula:

a-METHYLBENZYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, a-Methylbenzyl ester
Chemical formula:

CHOOCCH(CH3) 2

CjH3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

^~^-coocch3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Toppings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
10
10
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
5.4
12
17
0 . 80
30

a-METHYLBENZYL FORMATE
Formic acid, a-Methylbenzyl ester
Chemical formula:

- METHYLBENZYL ACETONE
(See 4-(-Tolyl)-2-butanone)

3
{^~ CHOOCH

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

a-METHYLBENZYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: ^
^ CH(OH)CH3
rv
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, rose, fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
5
3,
5
10, 20
10, 20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.6
3.8
6.8
9
4
0.30

a-METHYLBENZYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, a-Methylbenzyl ester
Chemical formula:

CH,
23
o-

a-METHYLBENZYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, a-Methylbenzyl ester
150

g-METHYLBENZYL PROPIONATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4,
5
4,
5
10, 15
10, 15

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 2
2,
8
6.6
5.7

3-METHYLBUTYRALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2CHO
Flavors in which used:
Butter, chocolate, cocoa, fruit, nut

2 - ME THYLBU TANAL
(See 2-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee extract, oil of lavender, peppermint oil

3- ME THYLBU TANAL
(See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

3 -METHYL- 1 -BUTANOL
(See Isoamyl alcohol)

METHYL ISOBUTYLACETATE
(See Methyl 4-methylvalerate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.63
1.4
2.8
3.1
3

METHYL BUTY RATE


Butyric acid, Methyl ester

^-METHYL BUTYL ACETATE


(See Isoamyl acetate)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)2COOCH3


METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE
(See 4-Methyl-2-pentanone)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Apples

METHYL p-ter-BUTYLPHENYLACETATE
p-ter-Butylphenylacetic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3)3C-^

^-CH2COOCH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, honey
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.35, 1
2
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
31
86
48, 200

METHYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOOCH3

2-METHYLBUTYRALDEHYDE

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH(CH3)CHO


Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee, tea

151

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
22
38
48, 200
48, 200

Jj-METHYLBUTYRIC ACID
(See Isovaleric acid)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments

2- METHYLBUTYRIC ACID
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CHCOOH

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
14
1.7
2.7, 40
0.40

3
6-METHYLCOUMARIN

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula: CH,

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
3
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

XXX
Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, coconut, fruit, nut, root
beer, vanilla

3- METHYLBUTYROLACTONE
(See 2-Valeractone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.2
4.8
21
24
39
0.80, 15

METHYLCATECHOL
(See Guaiacol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

METHYL CHAVICOL
(See Estragole)

3-METHYLCYCLOPENTANE-1,2-DIONE
(See Methylcyclopentenolone)

a-METHYLCINNAMALDEHYDE

METHYLCYCLOPENTENOLONE
3-Methylcyclopentane- 1 , 2-dione

METHYL ISOCAPROATE
(See Methyl 4-methylvalerate)

Chemical formula: ^

V- CH=C(CH3)CHO
Chemical formula:

isO

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice
CH4
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 11
1.
15
26
27
430

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, butterscotch, caramel, maple,
hazelnut, pecan, walnut, fruit, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum
Sirups

METHYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

^ CH=CHCOOCH3

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, cream, cherry, grape,
peach, plum, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

METHYL DECYNE CARBONATE


(See Methyl 2-undecynoate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
3.8
8.7

METHYL DISULFIDE
Dimethyl disulfide
Chemical formula: CH3-S-S-CH3

152

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
5.6
18
13
14
15,8
10,30

METHYL DISULFIDE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Onion
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
3
2.5

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Pickle products

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13
0.13
0.03, 0.13
0.03

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL 2 -FU ROATE


Furoic acid, Methyl ester

METHYL DODECANOATE
(See Methyl laurate)

Chemical formula:

^C^COOCH,
3 , 4-METHYLENEDIOXYBENZALDEHYDE
(See Piperonal)

Flavors in which used:


Meat

4- ( 3 , 4 - METHYLENEDIOXYPHENYL) - 2 - BU TANONE
Piperonyl acetone

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Condiments

Chemical formula:

^/~^

^-223

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.61
0.06, 1.3
0.66
1,
1.3

2-
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, cherry
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

a-METHYL FURYLACROLEIN
(See 2 -Methyl- 3-furylac role in)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.2
45
40
40

2-METHYL-3- FURYLACROLEIN
Chemical formula:

CH
CH=CHCHO

METHYL ETHYL ACETALDEHYDE


(See 2-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, nut, spice

METHYL ETHYL KETONE


(See 2-Butanone)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL EUGENOL
(See Eugenyl methyl ether)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.60
0.65
0.68
0.92

4-METHYLGUAIACOL
(See 2-Methoxy-4-methylphenol)

METHYL ISOEUGENYL
(See Isoeugenyl methyl ether)

2-METHYLHENDECANAL
(See 2-Methylundecanal)

5-METHYLFURFURAL
Chemical formula:

METHYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Methyl ester

/" CHO
Flavors in which used:
Honey, maple, meat

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COOCH3

153

METHYL HEPTANOATE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Berry, grape, peach, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.80
0.83
0.33
0.50, 0.60

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
8.5
5.3
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL 2-HEXENOATE
2-Hexenoic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula:

CH3CH2CH2CH=CHCOOCH3

2-METHYLHEPTANOIC ACID
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

CH3(CH2)4CH(CH3)COOH

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
10
10
10

Approx. Avg
Maximum
ppm
0.03, 0.12
0.03

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy

METHYL HEXYL ACETALDEHYDE


(See 2-Methyloctanal)

METHYL HEXYL CARBINOL


(See 2 -Octanol)

6-METHYL-5-HEPTEN-2-ONE
Chemical formula: (CH3)2C=CH(CH2)2COCH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, banana, melon, peach, pear,
pineapple

METHYL HEXYL KETONE


(See 2-Octanone)

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavender, oil of lemon

p-METHYLHYDRATROPALDEHYDE
(See 2-(j3-Tolyl) propionaldehyde)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.3
1.3

METHYL HYDROCINNAMATE
(See Methyl 3-phenylpropionate)

-METHYLINDOLE
(See Skatole)

METHYL HEPTINE CARBONATE


(See Methyl 2-octynoate)

3 -METHYLINDOLE
(See Skatole)

METHYL HEPTYL KETONE


(See 2-Nonanone)

METHYL-a- IONONE
5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-l-yl)-4penten-3-one
Raldeine
a-Cetone

METHYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Methyl ester

Chemical formula:

-CH=CHCOCH2CH3

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH3


Flavors in which used:
Pineapple

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral, violet, fruit
154

Chemical formula: 3

METHYL-a-IONONE (cont'd)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
2.4
6.6
6.5
0.60
0.21

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Jellies

Flavors in which used:


Berry, loganberry, raspberry, strawberry,
floral, violet, fruit, pineapple, liquor, muscatel,
nut, pistachio

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

METHYL-j-IONONE
5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-l-cyclohexen-l-yl)-4penten-3-one
Raldeine
ji-Cetone
Chemical formula:

3
CH=C(CH3)COCH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.97
0.98
4.9
4.3
0.05
0 . 80

/<v^CH=CHCOCHoCHo

Oc
Flavors in which used:
Berry, raspberry, strawberry, citrus, orange,
floral, violet, fruit
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
2
Icecream, ices
2.2
Candy
7.5
Baked goods
5.9

METHYL LAU RATE


Dodecanoic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)10
Flavors in which used:
Floral

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL-^-IONONE (so-called)
(See a-Isomethylionone)

METHYL- 6-IONONE
5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-3-cyclohexen-l-yl)-4penten-3-one

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 5
0.50, 5
0.02, 0.5
1

METHYL MERCAPTAN
Methanethiol
Chemical formula: CH3SH

Chemical formula:

^^-CH=CHCOCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Coffee

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Natural food occurrence:


Caseinate (Na sol), cheese, cruciferae, milk
(skim), coffee, cooked beef

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.61
0.89
3.2
2.8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.56
0.13, 1
0.13, 1
0. 15, 1

6-METHYLIONONE
(See a-Irone)
METHYLMERCAPTOPROPIONALDEHYDE
(See 2-Methylthiopropionaldehyde)
a- ISOM E THY LIONONE
4-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-l-yl)-3methyl-3 -buten- 2-one
Methyl
ionone (so-called)

METHYL -METHIOPROPIONATE
(See Methyl 2-methylthiopropionate)

155

METHYL o-METHOXYBENZOATE
(-Methoxy methyl benzoate
Chemical formula: /

METHYL -METHYL MERCAPTOPROPIONATE


(See Methyl 2-methylthiopropionate)

V- COOCHg
METHYL 4-METHYLPENTANOATE
(See Methyl 4-methylvalerate)

^OCH,
Flavors in which used:
Berry

METHYL 2-METHYLTHIOPROPIONATE
-Methiopropionic acid, Methyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
9
30
40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH3SCH2CH2COOCH3


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, meat
Natural food occurrence:
Pineapple

METHYL N-METHYLANTHRANILATE
Dimethylanthranilate
2-Methylamino methylbenzoate
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.35
0.37
0 . 74
1
0.05

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

NHCH
^~V~ COOCHg

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit
METHYL 4-METHYLVALERATE
4-Methylpentanoic acid, Methyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Mandarin-leaves oil, mandarin oil, petitgrain
oil, rue oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Jellies
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.1
5
18
17
4
7,000

(3)2(2)23

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
44
33
33

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL 2-METHYLBUTYRATE
METHYL MYRISTATE
Tetradecanoic acid, Methyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3CHgCHCOOCH3

Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CHgiCH^gCOOCHg

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
10
10
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

7-METHYL-3-METHYLENE-l,6-OCTADIENE
(See Myrcene)
156

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25, 0.50
0.25, 0.50
2.4
0.30, 2
0.24

METHYL -NAPHTHYL KETONE


2 ' - Acetonaphthone
Oranger crystals
Ce tone D

METHYL 2-NONYNOATE
Methyl octyne carbonate

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral, violet, fruit, banana, melon,
peach

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)C5=CCOOCH3

COCH,
Flavors in which used:
Berry, strawberry, citrus, fruit, grape,
neroli, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.75
5.3
2
2.2, 3
480, 700

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.69
0.28
0.61
2.2
0.02, 0.12
10

2-METHYLOCTANAL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5CH(CH3)CHO

METHYL NONANOATE
Nonanoic acid, Methyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Citrus

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7COOCH3


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, pineapple, honey, cognac

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
3.6
6.2
7.1

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1
2
2

METHYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)gCOOCH3

METHYL 2-NONENOATE
2-Nonenoic acid, Methyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Berry, pineapple

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5CH=CHCOOCH3

Natural food occurrence:


Pineapple

Flavors in which used:


Berry, melon

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
12
9.9
13

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20, 1
1,
10
13
1,
40

METHYL OCTYNE CARBONATE


(See Methyl 2-nonynoate)
METHYL NONYL ACETALDEHYDE
(See 2-Methylundecanal)
METHYL 2-OCTYNOATE
Methyl heptine carbonate
METHYL NONYL KETONE
(See 2-Undecanone)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4C=CCOOCH3

157

METHYL 2-OCTYNOATE (cont'd)

-METHYLPHENETHYL ALCOHOL
2 - Phenyl- 1 - propanol

Flavors in which used:


Berry, raspberry, strawberry, floral, violet,
fruit, peach, liquor, muscatel

Chemical formula

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jellies

CH(CH3)CH2OH

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, melon, honey

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.15
0.30
1.4
1.4
1.7
13, 20
0.23

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
0.42
1.2
0.92

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

j-METHYLPHENETHYL BUTYRATE
(See 2-Phenylpropyl butyrate)

2-METHYLOENANTHIC ACID
(See 2-Methylheptanoic acid)

a-METHYL PHENYLACETALDEHYDE
(See 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde)

METHYLOL METHYL AMYL KETONE


(See 3-Octanon-l-ol)

g-METHYLPHENYLACETALDEHYDE
(See -Tolylacetaldehyde)

METHYLOL METHYL HEXYL KETONE


ACETATE
(See 3-Nonanon- 1-yl acetate)

METHYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Methyl ester
4-METHYL- 2,3- PENTANEDIONE
Chemical formula

23

Chemical formula: CH3COCOCH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, chocolate, peach, honey

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, butterscotch, banana,
rum, nut
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
7.6
Ice cream, ices
5.6
Candy
6.2
Baked goods
8.3
Gelatins and puddings ...
1.2, 18

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Candy
Gelatin dessert
Chewing gum
Sirup

2-METHYLPENTANOIC ACID
(See 2-Methylvaleric acid)

3-METHYL-4-PHENYL-3-BUTENE-2-ONE
Benzylidene acetone methyl

4-METHYL- 2-PENTANONE

Chemical formula:

CH
=3

Chemical formula: CH3COCH2CH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
2.5
12
13
0.10
11
37

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, cherry, nut, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
6.3
6.3
6.3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
158

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.59
2
2.8
2

2-METHYL-4-PHENYL-2-BUTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl ester
Chemical formula: ^
J CH2CH2C(CH3)2OCOCH3
f\-<

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.50
0.32, 0.50

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, tea
METHYL 4-PHENYLBUTYRATE
4-Phenylbutyric acid, Methyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
0.50
10, 0.50
10, 0.50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:

- CH2CH2CH2COOCH3

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, fruit, honey

2-METHYL-4-PHENYL-2-BUTYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:

H,
I 3
22)2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.56
0.52
1.6
1.4

METHYL PHENYLCARBINOL
(See Of-Methylbenzyl alcohol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
METHYL PHENYLCARBINYL ACETATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 11
1,
44
11
2,
30

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL PHENYLCARBINYL BUTYRATE


(See a-Methylbenzyl butyrate)

METHYL PHENYLCARBINYL ISOBUTYRATE


(See a-Methylbenzyl isobutyrate)

2-METHYL-4-PHENYLBUTYRALDEHYDE
Chemical formula:

(CH2)2CH(CH3)CHO
METHYL PHENYLCARBINYL FORMATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl formate)

Flavors in which used:


Nut
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.02
0.50
0.50
0 . 50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL PHENYLCARBINYL PROPIONATE


(See a-Methylbenzyl propionate)

4-METHYL- 2 - PHENYL-m - DIOXOLANE


(See Benzaldehyde propylene glycol acetal)

3 -METHYL- 2-PHENYLBUTYRALDEHYDE
Chemical formula:

METHYLPHENYL ETHER
(See Anisole)

CH(CH3)2
<^~^CHCHO

METHYL PHENYL KETONE


(See Acetophenone)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

4-METHYL- 1 - PHENYL- 2 - PENTANOL


(See a-Isobutylphenethyl alcohol)

159

4-METHYL-l-PHENYL-2-PENTANONE
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH2COCH2CH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Berry, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
5
0.06, 5
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-METHYL-5-ISOPROPYL-1,3-CYCLOHEXADIENE
(See a-Phellandrene)

5-METHYL-2-ISOPROPYL-CYCLOHEXANOL
(See Menthol)

METHYL 3-PHENYLPROPIONATE
3-Phenylpropionic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

1 -METHYL- 4- ISOPROPYL-l-CYCLOHEXENE4-OL
(See 4-Carvomenthenol)

^ CH2CH2COOCH3

Flavors in which used:


Rose, apricot, peach, pineapple, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
29
96
130

1 -METHYL- 4- ISOPROPYL- 1 - CYCLOHEXEN3-ONE


(See d-Piperitone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.46
0.56
1.7
0.70, 4

3-METHYL-5-PROPYL-CYCLOHEX-2-ENONE
Celery ketone
Chemical formula:

2-METHYL PROPANAL
(See Isobutyraldehyde)

CH3 - OH2 - CH2

2-METHYL PROPANOIC ACID


(See Isobutyric acid)

Flavors in which used:


Celery, spice

2-METHYL-2-PROPEN-l-YL BUTYRATE
(See 2-Methylallyl butyrate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

6-METHYL- 3 - ISOP ROPENYL- CYC LOHEXANOL


(See Dihydrocarveol)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
0.25
4.7
0.25

5-METHYL-2-ISOPROPYL HEXAHYDROPHENOL
(See Menthol)

l-METHYL-4-ISOPROPENYL-3-CYCLOHEXANONE
(See Isopulegone)

a-METHYL-p- ISOPROPYL HYDROCINNAMALDEHYI


(See 2 -Methyl- 3-(-isopropylphenyl) propionaldehydel
METHYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Methyl ester
1-METHYL-4-ISOPROPYLIDENE-3-CYCLOHEXANONE
(See Pulegone)

Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH3


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, rum

METHYL PROPYL KETONE


(See 2-Pentanone)

160
I

2-METHYL-5-ISOPROPYLPHENOL
(See Carvacrol)

Chemical formula .
^
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, grape, mint, walnut, root beer,
sarsaparilla, spice, wintergreen, birch beer,
vanilla

5-METHYL-2-ISOPROPYLPHENOL
(See Thymol)

2-METHYL-3-(p-ISOPROPYLPHENYL)
PROPIONALDEHYDE
2-Methyl-3 -(-isopropylphenyl) butanal

Natural food occurrence:


Birch sweet, cassie (absolute), wintergreen

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH-/ \-CH2CH(CH3)


\=/ CHO

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Sirup

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30
0.45
0.99
1.2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
59
27
840
54
8,400
200

METHYL STYRYL CARBINOL


(See 4-Phenyl-3-buten-2-ol)

a-METHYL -ISOPROPYL PHENYLPROPYL


ALDEHYDE
(See 2-Methyl-3-(-isopropylphenyl) propionaldehyde)

METHYL STYRYL KETONE


(See 4-Phenyl-3-buten-2-one)

METHYL SULFIDE
Dimethyl sulfide
METHYLPROTOCATECHUIC ALDEHYDE
(See Vanillin)

Chemical formula: (CH3^S


Flavors in which used:
Chocolate, cocoa, coffee, fruit, molasses

METHYL PYROMUCATE
(See Methyl 2-furoate)

Natural food occurrence:


Caseinate (Na sols), cheese, coffee, coffee
extract, milk (skim)

4-METHYLQUINOLINE
p_- M ethylqu inoline
Lepidine

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Sirups

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, honey, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.22
1.4
1.8
1.8

METHYL TETRADECANOATE
(See Methyl myristate)

METHYLTHEOBROMINE
(See Caffeine)

METHYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Methyl ester

161

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
0.30
1.4
1.6
0.13
0 . 50

2 - M E THY LTHIOP ROPIONALDEHYDE


- Methiopropionaldehyde

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum
Jellies

Chemical formula: CH3SCH2CH2CHO


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, meat, cheese
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.35
0.01, 1
0.01, 1
0.66
0.62
1.9

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 94
1.3
0.50, 2.5
0 . 20
0.33

METHYL 9-UNDECENOATE
9-Undecylenic acid, Methyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CH=CH(CH2)7COOCH3
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, honey

a-METHYL TOLUALDEHYDE
(See 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

METHYL a-TOLUATE
(See Methyl phenylacetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
6.7
22
22

METHYL 2-UNDECYNOATE
Methyl decyne carbonate

METHYL o-TOLYL ETHER


(See o- Methylanisole)

Chemical formula: 3(2)73


METHYL p-TOLYL KETONE
(See 4' -Methyl acetophenone)

Flavors in which used:


Floral, violet

2-METHYL-3-TOLYL PROPIONALDEHYDE
(Mixed o-, m-, -)
Chemical formula: CH3 |^

^-CH2CH(CH3)CHO

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 5
20
15
15

METHYL VALERATE
Valeric acid, Methyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05
1
1
1

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3COOCH3


Flavors in which used:
Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Pineapple

2 - ME THYLUN DE ANAL
Methyl nonyl acetaldehyde
2-Methylhendecanal
Aldehyde C-l2 MNA

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)8CH(CH3)CHO


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, lime, orange, tangerine, coconut,
fruit, apricot, pineapple, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.1
25
28
39

METHYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Methyl ester

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.31
0.11

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2COOCH3

162

METHYL ISOVALERATE (cont'd)


Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

CH.,

OCH3
C(CH3)3

Natural food occurrence:


Pineapple
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.3
26
26
30
35

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cherry, maple, mint, nut, black walnut,
pecan, spice, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

METHYLVALERIC ACID
2-Methylpentanoic acid
CH,

Chemical formula:

.N02

NO

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.43
0.26
4.8
0.41
0.01
9

322-
MUSK KETONE
4, 6-Dinitro- 1 , 3-dimethyl-5-tert-butyl-2acetylbenzene

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate
Foods in which used:
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.80

Chemical formula:

CH
N2V^V00- CH3
CH3

(CH3)3C

MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE

N02

Chemical formula: COOH


Foods in which used:
Chewing gum
Candy . . .

CH(
H(CBg^COONa

Flavors in which used:


Meat, spice

MUSTARD OIL
(See Allyl isothiocyanate)

Natural food occurrence:


Soybean, sugar beets

MYRCENE

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
61
1 , 900
2,900
130
4,300

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
45
22

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer, coriander
Natural food occurrence:
Galbanum oil, pimenta oil, orange peel (sweet
oil), palma rosa oil, hop oil, bay oil

MORELLONE
(See 3-Benzyl-4-heptanone)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

MUSK AMBRETTE
2, 6-Dinitro-3-methoxy- l-methyl-4-tertbutylbenzene

163

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.4
6.4
0.50, 13
4.9

MYRISTALDEHYDE
Tetradecanal

-NAPHTHYL ETHYL ETHER


2-Ethoxynaphthalene
Nero lin
Ethyl 2-naphthyl ether
Neroline

Chemical formula: 3(2)12


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Chemical formula:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
0.06, 8
1.9
0.08, 24
0.15

23

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, honey, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

MYRISTIC ACID
Tetradecanoic acid

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.65
0.74
2.8
3.6
0.12

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)12COOH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, chocolate, cocoa, fruit

-NAPHTHYL METHYL ETHER


2-Methoxynaphthalene, Yara yara

Natural food occurrence:


Butter acids, oil of lovage, mace oil, cire
d'abeille (absolute)

Chemical formula:

.,

Foods in which used:


Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.3
2.6, 10
4.1
5.3
0.10

NEOFOLIONE
(See Methyl 2-nonenoate)

-NAPHTHYL ANTHRANILATE
2-Naphthyl anthranilate

NE ROL

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, grape

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, neroli, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
1.1
16
19

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavender, orange leaf (absolute), palma
rosa oil, rose, neroli, oil of petitgrain

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

2-NAPHTHYL ANTHRANILATE
(See j-Naphthyl anthranilate)

164

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
3.9
16
19
1,
1.3
0 . 80

NEROLIDOL
Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

OH
I
CH2CH2CCHCH3

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
6.2
22
16
25

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, rose, fruit

NERYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Neryl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Cassia (absolute)

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.91
0.92
3.5
2,
8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
1.8
3.3
5.4

NEROLIN
(See -Naphthyl ethyl ether)
NERYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Neryl ester
NEROLINE
(See j|-Naphthyl ethyl ether)

Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOCH


Flavors in which used:
Berry, citrus, apple, peach, pineapple

NEROSOL
(See Nerol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

NERYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Neryl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.3
23
17
22

Chemical formula:
CH2OOCCH3
NERYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Neryl ester
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit, neroli

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
1.6
5.1
15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
23
21
21

NERYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Neryl ester
Chemical formula: (C^H^OOCCH^H^CHg

NERYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Neryl ester

Flavors in which used:


Berry, chocolate, cocoa, citrus, fruit

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH(CH3)2

165

NERYL ISOVALERATE (cont'd)

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, nut

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.97
1.6
4
5.7

CH3(CH2)7CHO

Natural food occurrence:


Lemon oil, rose, sweet-orange oil, mandarin,
lime, orris, ginger

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

NIPASOL
(See Propyl -hydroxybenzoate)

2,6- NONADIEN - 1 - O L
2, 6-Nonadienol

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
1.3
4.1
2.3
6.0
0.20, 3 8

Chemical formula: 2=(2)2=


2

1,3-NONANEDIOL ACETATE (mixed esters)


Acetic acid, 1 , 3-Nonanediol mixed esters

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, violet, berry

Chemical formula: CH3COOCH2CH2CH(OOCCH3)


CH2(CH2)4CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01
0.05
0.05, 0.50
0.01
0.01

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-NONALACTONE
4-Hydroxynonanoic acid, y- Lactone
y-Amyl butyrolactone
Aldehyde C-l8 (so-called)
Prunolide
Coconut aldehyde

NONANOIC ACID

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, nut, spice

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7COOH

CH3(CH2)4

Natural food occurrence:


Cocoa, oil of lavender

Flavors in which used:


Berry, coconut, fruit, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30, 1
0.50, 1
1.5, 6
1.5, 4

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
14
33
55
28
15
25

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Shortening

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1-8
7.8
6.6
13
10

NONANOL ISOVALERATE
(See Nonyl isovalerate)
NONALOL
(See Nonyl alcohol)
1- NONANOL
(See Nonyl alcohol)
NONANAL
166
I

NONOIC A
(See Nonanoic acid)

2-NONANONE
Chemical formula: CH(CH^gCOCH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, rose, fruit, cheese

NONYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Nonyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Rue

Chemical formula: 3(2)8

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.55
0.10, 1
0.40, 4
0.40, 4

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3-NONANON-l-YL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 1 -Hydroxy- 3-nonanone ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)522

NONYL ALCOHOL
1-Nonanol

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.81
0.81
1.9
3.1

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7CH2OH


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30
0.30
0.80, 5
1
10

Flavors in which used:


Butter, citrus, peach, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

NONANOYL 4-HYDROXY-3-METHOXYBENZYLAMIDE
Pelargonyl vanillylamide
4-Hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylnonanamide
Nonanoyl vanillylamide
N-Nonanoyl vanillylamide

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.70
0.61
2
1.9
18

NONYLCARBINOL
(See 1- Decano1)

Chemical formula: CH2NHCOCH2(CH2)6CH3


NONYLIC ACID
(See Nonanoic acid)
^^
OH
0
NONYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Nonyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Spice
Foods in which used:
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
10
10

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOCH2(CH2)7CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages .
Baked goods

N-NONANOYL VANILLYLAMIDE
(See Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2
0.06

NONYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Nonyl ester

NONATE
(See Isoamyl nonanoate)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)gOOCCH2CH(CH3)2

167

NONYL ISOVALERATE (cont'd)


Foods in which used (cont'd):
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, hazelnut
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
0.50
1,
2
1.4

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
4.4
3,
6.1
0.10

OCTANAL DIMETHYL ACETAL


1, l-Dimethoxyoctane
C-8 Dimethylacetal

NOPINENE
(See -Pinene)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6CH(OCH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, orange, fruit, melon, liquor, cognac

NOVATONE
(See Acetanisole)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Alcoholic beverages ....

OCTADECANOIC ACID
(See Stearic acid)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.74
0.78
2.8
2.8
3

9-OCTADECENOIC ACID
(See Oleic acid)
OCTANOIC ACID
^-OCTALACTONE
4-Hydroxyoctanoic acid, y-Lactone

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6COOH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, coconut, pineapple, honey, brandy,
cheese

Chemical formula:
CH3(CH2)3
Flavors in which used:
Coconut, fruit, nut
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Sirups

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, cocoa, oranges, peaches, mace oil,
tea, oil of lemon, butter acids

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.8
16
16
17
15
57

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
2
13
18
12

OCTANAL
l- OCTANOL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)6CHO
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)gCH2OH
Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, chocolate, lemon,
orange, apricot, plum, cheese

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, citrus, coconut, fruit

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavender, oil of lemon, oil of lime,
oil of lovage, orange-peel sweet oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

Natural food occurrence:


Tea, oil of sweet orange, grapefruit

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
1.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
168

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
0.91
2.8

l- OCTANOL (cont'd)
Foods in which used (cont'd)
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings . .
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
1.5
16, 57

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20
0.30
0 . 80
0 . 60 , 0 . 80
1

2 -OCTANOL
1-OCTEN-3-OL
Amyl vinyl carbinol

Chemical formula: 3(2)5(O)g

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4CHOHCH=CH2

Flavors in which used:


Nut
Foods in which used:
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.60
3
4
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Soups

2-OCTANONE
Chemical formula: 3(2)53
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

OCTOIC ACID
(See Octanoic acid)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 1
0.20, 1
0.40, 4
0.40, 4

OCTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3COO(CH2)7CH3
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, apple, cherry, peach, pear, brandy

3-OCTANONE
Chemical formula: CH3CH2COC5H1 j

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of green tea

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, coffee, peach, cheese, spice
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Natural food occurrence:


Oil of lavender

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20
1
2
6
6
6

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
10
11
11

OCTYL ALCOHOL
(See 1 -Octanol)

OCTYL ALCOHOL (secondary)


(See 2-Octanol)

3-OCTANON-l-OL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COCH2CH2OH

pri-OCTYL ALCOHOL
(See 1 -Octanol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

169

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
0.87
4.7
6

OCTYLALDEHYDE
(See Octanal)

OCTYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COO(CH2)7CH3

OCTYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Octyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, coconut, fruit

Chemical formula: 3(2)2(2)73


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, butter, citrus, fruit, cherry,
melon, peach, pineapple, pumpkin, liquor,
wine

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13, 1
0.13, 1
0.13, 2
0.20, 2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.59
1.3
2.9
2.9

OCTYL OCTANOATE
Octanoic acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: 3(2)6(2)7
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, grape, pineapple

OCTYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOO(CH2)7CH3
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit, melon, peach, liquor, wine

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
0.50, 1
0.50, 2
0.50, 2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2.4
3.5
3.5

OCTYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

^ CH2COO(CH2) 7CH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, apple, banana, grape, peach, pear,
honey
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
1.3
Ice cream, ices
1
Candy
4,
0.20
Baked goods
4

^-OCTYL-^-BUTYROLACTONE
(See y-Dodecalactone)

OCTYL CROTONYL ACETATE


(See 1,3-Nonanediol acetate (mixed esters))

OCTYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Octyl ester

OCTYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Octyl ester

Chemical formula: HCOO(CH2)7CH3


Chemical formula: CH3CH2COO(CH2)7CH3
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, melon
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 1
1
5
7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

170

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.84
0.57
3.6
2,
4

2-OXOPROPANOIC ACID
(See Pyruvic acid)

OCTYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Octyl ester
Chemical formula: ()22(2)7

4-OXOVALERIC ACID
(See Levulinic acid)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, citrus, apple, cherry, grape,
honey, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PALATONE
(See Maltol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90
0.80, 1
1,
4
1,
4

PALMITIC ACID
Hexadecanoic acid
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)14COOH

OIL OF NIOBE
(See Methyl benzoate)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, cheese

OLEIC ACID

Natural food occurrence:


Allspice, anise, calamus oil, cascarilla- bark
extract, celery seed, butter acids, coffee, tea

Chemical formula: CH(CH2) 7CH=CH(CH2)7COOH

Natural food occurrence:


Butter acids

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1

Foods in which used:


Seasonings

Flavors in which used:


Butter, cheese, spice

PEACH ALDEHYDE
(See y-Undecalactone)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25, 0.40
30
3.5
25
0.02

PELARGONALDEHYDE
(See Nonanal)

PELARGONIO ACID
(See Nonanoic acid)

OLEDSJIC ACID
(See Oleic acid)

PELARGONIC ALDEHYDE
(See Nonanal)

OP TAL
(See Propyl alcohol)

PELARGONYL VANILLYLAMIDE
(See Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide)

ORANGER CRYSTALS
(See Methyl 0-naphthyl ketone)

C-PENTADECALACTONE
15-Hydroxypentadecanoic acid, to- Lactone
Cyclopentadecanolide
14-Hydroxytetradecanoic acid
Thibetolide
Angelica lactone
Exaltolide

ORCHIDEE
(See Isoamyl salicylate)

ORIGANOL
(See 4-Carvomenthenol)

Chemical formula:
I
1
CH2(CH2)13CO

2-OXOPROPANAL
(See Pyruvaldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, liquor, wine, nut vanilla
171

ai - PENTADECALAC TONE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Alcoholic beverages ....

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.27
0.68
1.4
1.5
0.10
0.50

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
34
32
32

4-PENTENOIC ACID
Chemical formula: CH2:CHCH2CH2COOH

PENTADECANOLIDE
(See -Pentadecalactone)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit

ISOPENTALDEHYDE
(See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Margarine

PENTANAL
(See Valeraldehyde)

2,3-PENTANEDIONE

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2
5
5
2

PENTYL ALCOHOL
(See Amyl alcohol)

Chemical formula: CH3COCOCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, butter, caramel, fruit, rum,
cheese

ISOPENTYL ALCOHOL
(See Isoamyl alcohol)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

ISOPENTYL BENZOATE
(See Isoamyl benzoate)

Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
0.60
Ice cream, ices
3.3
Candy
5.9
Baked goods
9.6
Gelatin desserts and puddings
0.28
Toppings
0.30

PENTYL BUTYRATE
(See Amyl butyrate)

ISOPENTYL BUTYRATE
(See Isoamyl butyrate)

a- PENTYLCINNAMALDEHYDE
(See a-Amylcinnamaldehyde)

PENTANOIC ACID
(See Valeric acid)

ISOPENTYL CINNAMATE
(See Isoamyl cinnamate)

l- PENTANOL
(See Amyl alcohol)

a-PENTYLCINNAMYL ACETATE
(See a-Amylcinnamyl acetate)

2- PENTANONE
Chemical formula: CH3COCH2CH2CH3

a-PENTYLCINNAMYL ALCOHOL
(See a-Amylcinnamyl alcohol)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Pineapple

a-PENTYLCINNAMYL FORMATE
(See a-Amylcinnamyl formate)
172

g-PENTYLCINNAMYL ISOVALERATE
(See a-Amylcinnamyl isovalerate)

ISOPENTYL SALICYLATE
(See Isoamyl salicylate)

PENTYL FORMATE
(See Amyl formate)

ISOPENTYL ISOVALERATE
(See Isoamyl isovalerate)

ISOPENTYL FORMATE
(See Isoamyl formate)

PEPITAL
(See Acetaldehyde phenethyl propyl acetal)

ISOPENTYL 2 -Fl) RAN BUTY RATE


(See Isoamyl 2-furanbutyrate)

PEPPERMINT CAMPHOR
(See Menthol)

ISOPENTYL 2-FtIRANPROPIONATE
(See Isoamyl 2-furanpropionate)

PERILLYL ALCOHOL
(See jD-Mentha- 1 , 8-dien- 7-ol)

PENTYL 2-FUROATE
(See Amyl 2-furoate)

PERUVIOL
(See Nerolidol)

PENTYL HEPTANOATE
(See Amyl heptanoate)

PETROHOL
(See Isopropyl alcohol)

PENTYL HEXANOATE
(See Amyl hexanoate)

a-PHELLANDRENE

Chemical formula:
ISOPENTYL HEXANOATE
(See Isoamyl hexanoate)
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, spice

ISOPENTYL LAU RATE


(See Isoamyl laurate)

Natural food occurrence:


Allspice, star anise, angelica- root oil, bay
and bay-leaves extract, dill, fennel (sweet),
black pepper, peppermint oil, pimenta oil

ISOPENTYL NONANOATE
(See Isoamyl nonanoate)

PENTYL OCTANOATE
(See Amyl octanoate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
28
130
41

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOPENTYL OCTANOATE
(See Isoamyl octanoate)

PHENETHYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Phenethyl ester

ISOPENTYL PHENYLACETATE
(See Isoamyl phenylacetate)

Chemical formula:
ISOPENTYL PROPIONATE
(See Isoamyl propionate)

223

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, caramel, floral, rose, fruit,
honey, vanilla

ISOPENTYL PYRUVATE
(See Isoamyl pyruvate)
173

PHENETHYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Phenethyl ester

PHENETHYL ACETATE (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
2.2
4.2
5.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:

CH2CH2OOCCH2CH2C:-;

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, caramel, floral, apple,
peach, pineapple, honey
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
8.9
13
13

PHENETHYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: /

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

^ CH2CHgOH

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, caramel, floral, fruit,
honey
Natural food occurrence:
Oranges, raspberries, tea
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

PHENETHYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Phenethyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
8.3
12
16
0.15
21, 80

Chemical formula:

CH2CH2OOCCH2CH2CH;

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, floral, rose, apple, peach, pine
apple, honey, cheese

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PHENETHYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Phenethyl ester
H2N

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
4
13
11

Chemical formula: ^^-CH2CH2OOC


PHENETHYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Phenethyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, grape, honey

Chemical formula:
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
1.9
6.2
5.8

rs- 22=
\=/
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

PHENETHYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Phenethyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings

Chemical formula: ^^-CH2CH2OOC


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1
2
4
3.8

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1 '
0.80
3.2
3.1
0.10

PHENETHYL 3 , 3-DIMETHYLACRYLATE
(See Phenethyl senecioate)

174

PHENETHYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Phenethyl ester
Chemical formula:

Chemical formula: 2223


\=/
Flavors in which used
Fruit, honey

CH2CH2OOCH

Flavors in which used:


Berry, apple, apricot, banana, cherry,
peach, pear, plum, honey
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
1.3
Ice cream, ices
11
Candy
13
Baked goods
15

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
3.6
11
12
16

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PHENETHYL SALICYLATE
Salicylic acid, Phenethyl ester

PHENETHYL 2-FUROATE
2-Furoic acid, Phenethyl ester

Chemical formula: ^ J
C-CH2CH2

Chemical formula:

CH2CH2OOC
OH

Flavors in which used:


Apricot, peach
X)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.03
0.03
0.03

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.75
0.67
1.5
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, mushroom

PHENETHYL SENECIOATE
Phenethyl 3, 3-dimethylacrylate
Phenethyl 3-methylcrotonate

PHENETHYL 3-METHYLBUTYRATE
(See Phenethyl isovalerate)

Chemical formula

CH2CH2OOCCH=C(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, wine

PHENETHYL 3-METHYLCROTONATE
(See Phenethyl senecioate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5
5

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices . .
Candy
Alcoholic beverages

PHENETHYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Phenethyl ester
Chemical formula:

PHENETHYL TIGLATE
Tiglic acid, Phenethyl ester

222

Chemical formula

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Maraschino cherries

...

22(3)=3

Flavors in which used


Fruit, nut

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
4.2
4.8
5.3
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PHENETHYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Phenethyl ester
175

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.80, 0.90
4.3
10
10

PHENETHYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Phenethyl ester
Chemical formula^~^-CH2CH2OOCCH2CH(CH3)2

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
2
1 . 7, 87

Flavors in which used:


Apple, apricot, peach, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

PHENYLACETALDEHYDE 2,3-BUTYLENE
GLYCOL ACETAL

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.5
5.9
6.1
0.80, 45

Chemical formula:

CHCH

/""4 CHoCH
W
CHCH
Flavors in which used:
Floral, fruit

PHENOXYACETIC ACID
Chemical formula: ^""^-OCHgCOOH

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.37
1
2.2
2.2

PHENYLACETALDEHYDE DIMETHYL ACETAL


Viridine
Chemical formula:

CH2CH(OCH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, apricot, cherry, honey, spice

PHENOXYETHANOIC ACID
(See Phenoxyacetic acid)

2-PHENOXYETHYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, 2-Phenoxyethyl ester
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4

Foods in which used:


Candy

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey

OCH2CH2OOCCH(CH3)2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.40
0.78
1.4
8.8
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
PHENYLACETALDEHYDE GLYCERYL ACETAL
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90, 5.0
5,
30
15, 30
15, 30

Chemical formula:
a

OCH

ch9c/c*

CH2CH <
aCH
I
2

PHENYLACETALDEHYDE
about 60%

about 40%

Chemical formula: ^~^-CH2CHO


Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, apricot, cherry, peach,
honey, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Flavors in which used:


Floral, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.68
0.75
176

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
0.06, 20
20

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

PHENYLACETIC
Chemical formula.

Natural food occurrence:


Japanese mint, oil of neroli, black pepper
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
5.3
5.9
12
27
5.4, 11
0.10
0.10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Liquors
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
20
0.03, 20
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Butter, chocolate, rose, honey, vanilla

4-PHENYL-3-BUTEN-2-ONE
Benzilidene acetone
Methyl styryl ketone
Benzylacetone
Chemical formula

CH=CHCOCH 3

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, cocoa, fruit, cherry, nut, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Shortening

PHENYLACROLEIN
(See Cinnamaldehyde)

-PHENYLACRYLIC ACID
(See Cinnamic acid)

2-PHENYLALLYL ALCOHOL
(See Cinnamyl alcohol)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 82
0.84
3.7
4.5
2.1
0.20

4-PHENYL-2-BUTYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 4 -Phenyl- 2 -butyl ester

PHENYLALLYL CINNAMATE
(See Cinnamyl cinnamate)

Chemical formula:

CH,
223

^-PHENYLALLYL PROPIONATE
(See Cinnamyl propionate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, peach

4- PHENYL- 2 - BUTANOL
Chemical formula: ^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

^ CH2CH2CH(OH)CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.12, 0.90
0.60, 6
1.5, 15
1.5, 15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
3,
0.10
3
3
3,
0.50

2-PHENYL-m-DIOXAN-5-OL
(See Benzaldehyde glyceryl acetal)

PHENYL CARBINOL
(See Benzyl alcohol)

4-PHENYL-3-BUTEN-2-OL
Chemical formula

PHENYL DIMETHYL CARBINYL ISOBUTYRATE


(See a,a-Dimethylbenzyl isobutyrate)

CH=CHCHOHCH

177

1 - PHENYLETHANOL
(See Of-Methylbenzyl alcohol)

2-PHENYLETHYL PHENYLACETATE
(See Phenethyl phenylacetate)

2-PHENYLETHYL ACETATE
(See Phenethyl acetate)

2-PHENYLETHYL PROPIONATE
(See Phenethyl propionate)

a- PHENYLETHYL ALCOHOL
(See a-Methylbenzyl alcohol)

2-PHENYLETHYL SALICYLATE
(See Phenethyl salicylate)

- PHENYLETHYL ALCOHOL
(See Phenethyl alcohol)

2-PHENYLETHYL SENECIOATE
(See Phenethyl senecioate)

2-PHENYLETHYL ALCOHOL
(See Phenethyl alcohol)

2-PHENYLETHYL TIGLATE
(See Phenethyl tiglate)

2-PHENYLETHYL ANTHRANILATE
(See Phenethyl anthranilate)

2-PHENYLETHYL ISOVALERATE
(See Phenethyl isovalerate)

2-PHENYLETHYL BENZOATE
(See Phenethyl benzoate)

PHENYLFORMIC ACID
(See Benzoic acid)

2-PHENYLETHYL BUTYRATE
(See Phenethyl butyrate)

0- PHENYLGLYCOLIC ACID
(See Phenoxyacetic acid)

2-PHENYLETHYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See Phenethyl isobutyrate)

PHENYLIUM
(See Phenoxyacetic acid)

PHENYL ETHYL CARBINOL


(See 1-Phenyl- 1-propanol)

PHENYL METHANOL
(See Benzyl alcohol)

2-PHENYLETHYL CINNAMATE
(See Phenethyl cinnamate)

1- PHENYL-3-METHYL-3-PENTANOL
Chemical formula:

2-PHENYLETHYL FORMATE
(See Phenethyl formate)

CHg

\-CH2CH2COH
32

2-PHENYLETHYL 2-FUROATE
(See Phenethyl 2-furoate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

PHENYLETHYL METHYL CARBINOL


(See 4-Phenyl-2-butanol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Gelatin desserts

PHENYLETHYL METHYL CARBINYL


ACETATE
(See 4 -Phenyl- 2 -butyl acetate)

1 - PHENYL- 2 - PENTANOL
(See a-Propylphenethyl alcohol)

PHENYLETHYL METHYL ETHYL CARBINOL


( Se e 1 - Phe nyl - 3- methyl-3-pe ntanol)
178

Approx. Av.
Maximum ppm
0.16
0.16
0.60

Chemical formula..rv CH(CH)CHO

2 - PHENYLP ROPANAL
(See 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, apricot, cherry, peach, plum,
almond

1 - PHENYL- 1 - PROPANOL
Chemical formula: ^

^-CH(OH)CH2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.50
1.5
1.5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.61
0.30
0 . 85
0.85

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3-PHENYLPROPIONALDEHYDE
Hyd roc innam aldehyde
Chemical formula: ^

2 - PHENYL- 1 - PROPANOL
(See /-Methylphenethyl alcohol)

22

Flavors in which used:


Berry, cherry, peach, plum, almond,
cinnamon

3- PHENYL- 1 - PROPANOL
Chemical formula:

CH2CH2CH2OH

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, apricot, peach, plum, hazelnut,
pistachio, cinnamon, walnut
Natural food occurrence:
Tea

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Caridy
Baked goods
Liqueurs
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1.7
5
5.5
4.3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

2-PHENYLPROPIONALDEHYDE DIMETHYL
ACETAL
Hydratropaldehyde dimethyl acetal

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.73
1.4
2.8
3.3
5.0
4.3

Chemical formula:

CH(CH3)CH(OCH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral, rose, fruit, honey, mushroom,
nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

3 - PHENYLPROPENAL
(See Cinnamaldehyde)

3-PHENYLPROPENOIC ACID
(See Cinnamic acid)

3- PHENYL- 2-PROPEN-l-OL
(See innamyl alcohol)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.26
0.51
1.5
3.1
5
5

3-PHENYLPROP IONIC ACID


Chemical formula:
^ J- CH2CH2COOH
- rv

3- PHENYL- 2 -PROPENYL PROPANOATE


(See Cinnamyl propionate)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, cheese

2-PHENYLPROPIONALDEHYDE

Natural food occurrence:


Raspberries

179

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1
2
2.

3-PHENYLPROPIONIC ACID (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.02, 1
0.48, 1
0.80, 4
17
1.2
1
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins
Toppings
Dairy products

2-PHENYLPROPYL ISOBUTYRATE
Hydratropyl isobutyrate
Of-Phenylpropyl alcohol, Isobutyric ester
Chemical formula: ^

3-PHENYLPROPYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

CH2CH2CHgOOCCH3

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, spice
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

CH(CH3)CH2OOCCH(CH3l

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
4.8
4.6
6.3
10
0.10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
20
20

3-PHENYLPROPYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
(2)()2

Flavors in which used:


Apple, apricot, peach, pear, pineapple, plum

Chemical formula
PHENYLPROPYL ALCOHOL
(See 3-Phenyl-l-propanol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

a- PHENYLPROPYL ALCOHOL, BUTYRIC


ESTER
(See 2-Phenylpropyl butyrate)

a- PHENYLPROPYL ALCOHOL, ISOBUTYRIC


ESTER
(See 2-Phenylpropyl isobutyrate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
3
5
5.8

3-PHENYLPROPYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula:

PHENYLPROPYL ALDEHYDE
(See Hydrocinnamaldehyde)

(CH2)3OOCCH=CH
oa- PHENYLPROPYL BUTYRATE
(See a-Ethylbenzyl butyrate)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, cocoa, coconut,
grape, spice

2-PHENYLPROPYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, 2-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula: / V-CH(CH3)CH2OOC(CH2)2
\=/ CH3
Flavors in which used:
None listed

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
4.1
4.3
5.3

180

3-PHENYLPROPYL FORMATE
Formic acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula: /

Chemical formula: ^

^-(CH^OOCC^CH(C^Jg

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, apple, pear, nut

^- (2)3

Flavors in which used:


Currant, raspberry, butter, caramel,
apricot, peach, honey
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
1.3
Ice cream, ices
0.90, 1.5
Candy
3,
5
Baked goods
2.7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90
0.90
1.8
1.7

a-PINENE
Chemical formula:

3-PHENYLPROPYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula: ^

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, nutmeg

^(CHg^OOC(CH2^CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Natural food occurrence:


Angelica- root oil, anise, star anise, asafoetida
oil, coriander, cumin, common fennel, grape
fruit, juniper berries, laurel-leaves oil, oil of
lavender, oil of lime, mandarin, orange leaf
(absolute), black pepper, peppermint oil, pimento
oil, yarrow (herb)
Approx . Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
16, 54
Ice cream, ices
64
Candy
48
Baked goods
160
Condiments
150, 2.6

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.67
1.3
3.3
3.7

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3-PHENYLPROPYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
Chemical formula: ^^-(CHg^OOCCH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Apricot

g-PINENE

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.49
0.52
2
2.4
0.80,50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Citrus

2 - ( 3 - PHENYLPROPYL) TETRAHYDROFU RAN


2- Hydrocinnamyl tetrahydrofuran
Chemical formula:

Natural food occurrence:


Black-currant buds, coriander, cumin, black
pepper, yarrow (herb)

I
1

vo-^c2c2c2-/j
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, maple
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
2
0.03, 2

2-PINENE
(See a-Pinene)

2
2.3
2(10)-PINENE
(See j8-Pinene)

3- PHENYLPROPYL ISOVALE RATE


Isovaleric acid, 3-Phenylpropyl ester
181

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05, 16
64
48, 600
48, 600

PIPERIDINE

PIPERONAL

Chemical formula
-

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, cola, cherry, rum, maple, nut,
vanilla

Natural food occurrence:


Black pepper

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Soups
Condiments

- CHO
2 W

Natural food occurrence:


Vanilla, black pepper

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
5
0.05, 5
0.05
0.05
0.05

Foods in which used:

Gelatins and puddings . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6
7
7.4
18
5.8
36

PIPERINE
PIPERONYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Piperonyl ester

Chemical formula:
"(~=="(

/
Chemical formula:
CH2OOCCH3
CH

Flavors in which used:


Celery soda

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Natural food occurrence:


Black pepper

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
27, 50
80, 110
70, 80
55. 80

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01

d-PIPERITONE
PIPERONYL ALDEHYDE
(See Piperonal)

Chemical formula:

PIPERONYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Piperonyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, mint, spice

Chemical formula:
Natural food occurrence:
Japanese mint

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

^-2()2


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, cheese

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
11
18
18
18

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .

182

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05, 1
0.05
0.05, 3.5
0.10, 3.5

PIPEROYLPIPERIDENE
(See Piperine)

2-PROPENYL HEXANOATE
(See Allyl hexanoate)

PROPANAL
(See Propionaldehyde)

4-PROPENYLVERATROLE
(See Isoeugenyl methyl ether)

PROPANOIC ACID
(See Propionic acid)

PROPIONALDEHYDE
Chemical formula: CH3CH2CHO
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

ISOPROPANOL
(See Isopropyl alcohol)

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, onions

1- PROPANOL
(See Propyl alcohol)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2 -PROPANOL
(See Isopropyl alcohol)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
12
11
13

1 - PROPENE - 1 . 2 , 3-tri-CARBOXYLIC ACID


(See Aconitic acid)
PROPIONIC ACID
Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOH

2- PROPENE- 1 -THIOL
(See Allyl mercaptan)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, fruit
g- PROPENYLANISOLE
(See Anethole)

Natural food occurrence:


Apples, strawberries, tea, violet leaves
(absolute)

2 - PROPENYL- 6-ETHOXYPHENOL
(See Propenyl guaethol)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Cheese

PROPENYLGUAETHOL
6 -Ethoxy-m- anol
Chemical formula: CH3CH2O-^

^-CH=CHCH3

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2, 5.8
6
14
20
600

HO
PROPYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Propyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, maple, nut, vanilla

Chemical formula: CH3COO(C^^CH3


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
Chocolate

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.9
6.3
20
20
2.5
25

Flavors in which used:


Berry, currant, raspberry, strawberry, apple,
cherry, peach, pineapple, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

4-PROPENYLGUAIACOL
(See Isoeugenol)
183

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
16
12
14

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL

ISOPROPYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Isopropyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3CHOHCH3


Chemical formula: CH3COOCH(CH3)2
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, banana, root beer, cinnamon,
ginger, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
16
17
58
75

Natural food occurrence:


Apples
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
25
10, 75
75

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods

PROPYLACETIC ACID
(See Valeric acid)
PROPYL ALDEHYDE
(See Propionaldehyde)
ISOPROPYLACETIC ACID
(See Isovaleric acid)
- PROPYL ANISOLE
- ISOPROPYLACETOPHENONE

Chemical formula: CHgO-^


^- .,

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH^

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, root beer, spice, vanilla, wintergreen,
birch beer

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Pickle

^-CH2CH2CH3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08
0.10
0.50
1
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.3
9.9
64
67

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

- ISOPROPYL BENZALDEHYDE
(See Cuminaldehyde)
PROPYL 3-(2-FURYL) ACRYLATE
(See Propyl 2-furanacrylate)
PROPYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Propyl ester
PROPYL ALCOHOL
1- Propanol

Chemical formula: /

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2OH

^ 22

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Cognac (green oil), cognac (white oil), onion
oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
11
44
33
33

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 5
0.50
0 . 50
0.65

ISOPROPYL BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Isopropyl ester
Chemical formula
184

COOCH(CH3)2

PROPYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Propyl ester

ISOPROPYL BENZOATE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Berry

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (CHg)2CHCOOCH2CH2CH3


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
1
1
1

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, banana, pineapple, plum
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.8
4.8
24
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

-ISOPROPYLBENZYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH -^~^-CH2OH

ISOPROPYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Isopropyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, liquor, spice

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCOOCH(CH3)2


Natural food occurrence:
Cumin, caraway seeds

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
0.47
33
35

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12, 25
18, 25
58, 100
60, 100

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PROPYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Propyl ester

PROPYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Propyl ester

Chemical formula: CH(CH2)2COOCH2CH2CHg


Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, banana, pineapple, plum, tutti
frutti, liquor, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH=CHCOOCH2CH2CHg

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral, rose, apple, grape, honey

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.8
4.6
24
16

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings . . .

ISOPROPYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Isopropyl ester

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.6
2.9
4.9
4.3
0.07

ISOPROPYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Isopropyl ester

Chemical formula: CH3CH2CH2COOCH(CH3)2


Chemical formula:
Flavors in which used:
Berry, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH=CHCOOCH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Berry, raspberry, fruit, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.7
21
39
39

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
185

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.52
0.75
1.3
2.3

ISOPROPYL-o- CRESOL
(See Carvacrol)

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, mushroom

PROPYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Propyl ester

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Chemical formula: HCOOCH2CH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Berry, apple, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.03
0.03
0.20

PROPYL GALLATE
Gallic acid, Propyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
57
65
85

Chemical formula:

HO.
HO

COOCH2CH2CH3
HO^

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, lime, fruit, spice
ISOPROPYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Isopropyl ester
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Chemical formula: HCOOCH(CH3)2


Flavors in which used:
Berry, melon

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18, 25
18, 25
55, 100
60, 100

PROPYL HEPTANOATE
Heptanoic acid, Propyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)5COOCH2CH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Berry, coffee, fruit, cognac, rum

ISOPROPYLFORMIC ACID
(See Isobutyric acid)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Liqueurs
Baked goods

PROPYL 2-FURANACRYLATE
2- Furanacrylic acid, Propyl ester
Chemical formula:
n H H
OLi
C-COOCH2CH2CH3
Flavors in which used:
Coffee, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08
0.05
0.16
0.97
0.03

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.8
5.1
5.9
3
18

PROPYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Propyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
0.03

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH2CH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Pineapple

PROPYL 2-FUROATE
2-Furoic acid, Propyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Chemical formula

^^223
186

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.2
3
8

Flavors in which used:


Berry, onion

ISOPROPYL HEXANOATE
Hexanoic acid, Isopropyl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.5
0.1

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)4COOCH(CH3)2


Foods in which used:
Baked goods
Pickles . .

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
5.5, 10
20, 40
20, 40

PROPYL METHOXYBENZENE
(See - Propyl anisole)

PROPYLPARABEN
(See Propyl -hydroxybenzoate)

- ISOPROPYL HYDROCINNAM ALDEHYDE


(See 3-(- Isopropyl) phenyl propionaldehyde)

PROPYLPARASEPT
(See Propyl -hydroxybenzoate)

PROPYL 2-HYDROXYBENZOATE
Propylparaben
Nipasol
Propylparasept
Chemical formula: HO

a-PROPYLPHENETHYL ALCOHOL
Chemical formula:

COOCH2CH2CH3

CH2CHOH(CH2)2CH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
5
5
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Puddings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20, 32
130
96
96

^-ISOPROPYL PHENYLACETALDEHYDE
(See 3 -Methyl- 2 -phenylbutyraldehyde)
PROPYLIC ALCOHOL
(See Propyl alcohol)
.p-ISOPROPYLPHENYLACETALDEHYDE
-Cymene- 7-carboxaldehyde
3 - PROPYLIDENEPHTHALIDE
Chemical formula: (3)2-^~^-2

HCH2 CH3
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.50
0 . 50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5
5

PROPYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Propyl ester
Chemical formula: /

^ 222

PROPYL MERCAPTAN
Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, rose, fruit, honey

Chemical formula: CH3-CH2-CH2-SH


187

PROPYL PHENYLACETATE (cont'd)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30, 1
0.30, 1.5
2.7
1,
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOPROPYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Isopropyl ester
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.7
5, 50
40, 50
30, 50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PROPYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Propyl ester

CH2COOCH(CH3)2

oFlavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (CH^CHCH^OOCH^H^Hj


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, apple, banana, peach
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20, 0.50
1.8
0.50, 8
3,
8

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
16
17
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3-lp- ISOPROPYL) PHENYL PROPIONALDEHYDE


Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH/

V 22

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2COOCH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

SOPROPYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Isopropyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple, nut

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.80
0.80
1.3
3
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
3.4
11
11

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PROPYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Propyl ester

PRUNOLIDE
(See y-Nonalactone)

Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH2CH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Banana, cherry, melon, peach, pineapple,
plum, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOPULEGOL
Chemical formula:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6
12
25
25

^^<DH

Flavors in which used:


Berry, mint

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ISOPROPYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Isopropyl ester
Chemical formula: CH3CH2COOCH(CH3)2
188

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.4
29
23
23

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
0.02, 0.12
0.40
0.40

PULEGONE
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Peppermint

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

PYROMUCIC ALDEHYDE
(See Furfural)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
8
5,
32
17,
24, 25

PYRORACEMIC ACID
(See Pyruvic acid)

PYRUVALDEHYDE
ISOPULEGONE

Chemical formula: CH3COCHO

Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, honey, maple

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, mint

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
12
16
16

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1
0.03, 5
0.03, 5

PYRUVIC ACID
Chemical formula: CHgCOCOOH

ISOPULEGYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Isopulegyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Coffee, rum

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH3


(See Isopulegol)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25
0.25, 20
27
30
110

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.8
22
19
19

PYRUVIC ALDEHYDE
(See Pyruvaldehyde)
PYRIDINE
Chemical formula:

QUININE BISULFATE
0
Chemical formula:

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate

H*
CH(OH)

hso4~
,7H20
-CH=CH2

CH3O
Natural food occurrence:
Coffee

(C20H24N2O2.H2SO4.7H2O)
189

RHODINAL
(See Citronellal)

QUININE BISULFATE (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Bitters

RHODINOL
Commercial Rhodinol is largely _l-Citronellol

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
95, 100

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Chemical formula:
CHoOH
i
.

QUININE HYDROCHLORIDE
Chemical formula: C20H24N2O2 .HC1.2H20

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, chocolate, rose, grape, honey,
spice, ginger ale

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, citrus, fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
110

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jelly

QUININE SULFATE
Chemical formula: (C20H24N2O2)2 .H2S04 . 7H20
Flavors in which used:
Bitters

RHODINYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Rhodinyl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Chemical formula: (C10Hlg)OOCCH3


(See Rhodinol)
Flavors in which used:
Berry, coconut, apricot, floral, rose, honey

ISOQUINOLINE
Chemical formula:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2.1
7.6
8.1
2.9
31
0.92

f
N

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.25
0.25
1
0.004, 1

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
1.4
9.4
18

RHODINYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Rhodinyl ester
Chemical formula: (C10H19)OOC(CH2)2CH 3
Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, strawberry, fruit

RACEMIC ACID
(See Tartaric acid (d-, 1-, di-, meso-))

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

RALDEINE ^
(See Methyl-a-ionone)
(See Methyl--ionone)

RESORCINOL DIMETHYL ETHER


(See m - Dimethoxybenzene)

190

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 94
1.1
3
9.7
1.1

RHODINYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Rhodinyl ester

RHODINYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Rhodinyl ester

Chemical formula: (C10Hjg)OOCCH(CH3)2

Chemical formula: (C1()H19)OOCCH2CH(CH3)2

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, floral, rose, apple, pear,
pineapple, honey

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, fruit

.Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.8
3.3
4.5
0.01

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2.3
7.2
7.2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

RUM ETHER
Ethyl oxyhydrate
RHODINYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Rhodinyl ester

Chemical formula:

Chemical formula: (C10H19)OOCH


Flavors in which used:
Raspberry, rose, apple, cherry, plum, pear,
pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
1.8
4.3
4.9
0.08

Flavors in which used:


Butter, liquor, rum

RHODINYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Rhodinyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Chewing gum
Alcoholic beverages ....

Chemical formula: (C10H19)OOCCH2-^^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

A mixture, defined as follows:


Rum ether shall consist of at
least 99% water, ethanol, ethyl
acetate, methanol, ethyl formate,
acetone, acetaldehyde, and
formaldehyde. It shall all dis
till at a temperature not ex
ceeding 100C at atmospheric
pressure and shall leave no
residue on evaporation. The
methanol and formaldehyde con
tents, combined, shall not exceed
5%.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
1.2
3.8
4.4

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
67
110
320
230
1.7
3 80
80, 1 , 600

SALICYLALDEHYDE
RHODINYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Rhodinyl ester

Chemical formula: &

J CHO
^OH

Chemical formula: (C10Hjg)OOCCH2CH3


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, violet, fruit, muscatel, nut,
spice, cinnamon, cassia, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, plum, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
2.4
4.9
5.8

Natural food occurrence:


Cassia-bark extract

191

SALICYLALDEHYDE (cont'd)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.55
1.1
1.8
6.3
11, 18
2
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Liqueurs

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1 .
0.95
2
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

SKATOLE
SALICYLIC ETHER
(See Ethyl salicylate)

Chemical formula:

.CH,
Qj

SANTALOL (a-,-)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, grape, cheese, nut

22=2
Chemical formula:
CH,

Flavors in which used:


Floral, fruit
Natural food occurrence:
Sandalwood oil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0 . 75
1
0.78
0.80
0.01
0.10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.06, 2
0.35, 2
1,
10
1,
8

SODIUM BENZOATE
Benzoic acid, Sodium salt
Chemical formula:

COONa

Flavors in which used:


Berry, raspberry, lemon, orange, fruit, cherry,
liquor, tobacco

SANTALYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Santalyl ester
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Chemical formula: (1523)3


(See Santalol)
Flavors in which used:
Floral, pear, pineapple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.53
0.78
2
2
2.3

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
350
39
350
300
12

SPIRIT OF NITROUS ETHER


(See Ethyl nitrite)

STEARIC ACID
Octadecanoic acid
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)16COOH

SANTALYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, Santalyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Butter, vanilla

Chemical formula: (C15H23)OOCCH2


Natural food occurrence:
Butter acids, cascarilla- bark extract
192

STEARIC ACID (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Candy

TANNIC ACID
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
10
3.5
4,000

Chemical formula: C^gH^C^


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, fruit, brandy, maple, nut
Natural food occurrence:
Cherry, wild-bark extract, coffee, tea, yerba
santa (fluid extract)

STRAWBERRY ALDEHYDE
(See Ethyl methyl phenylglycidate)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

STYRACIN
(See Cinnamyl cinnamate)

STYRALYL ACETATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1 . 1 , 45
160
0.20, 100
40
1,000, 6.0

TANNIN
(See Tannic acid)

STYRALYL ALCOHOL
(See a-Methylbenzyl alcohol)

TARTARIC ACID
(d-, 1-, di-, meso-)

STYRALYL BUTYRATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl butyrate)

Chemical formula: HOOCCHOHCHOHCOOH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, coconut, coffee, chocolate,
cherry, grape, peach, pineapple, rum, walnut,
ginger beer

STYRALYL ISOBUTYRATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl isobutyrate)

STYRALYL FORMATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl formate)

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee, grape juice
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments

STYRALYL PROPIONATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl propionate)

STYROLENE ACETATE
(See a-Methylbenzyl acetate)

STYRYL CARBINOL
(See Cinnamyl alcohol)

1 , 4( 8) - TE RPADIENE
(See Terpinolene)

SUCROSE OCTAACETATE

4-TERPINENOL
(See 4-Carvomenthenol)

Chemical formula: (C12H1403)(OOCCH3)8

a-TERPINEOL

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, spice, ginger ale

Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.35, 20

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
960
570
5,400
1,300
60
10,000

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lemon, lime, orange, lilac, peach,
frankfurter, anise, ginger, nutmeg

SWEET SPIRIT OF NITRE


(See Ethyl nitrite)
193

a-TERPINEOL (cont'd)

TERPINYL ANTHRANILATE
Anthranilic acid, Terpinyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Cardamom, sweet orange, petitgrain, lovage,
lemon, lime, marjoram, mace, black-currant
buds, grapefruit, strawberries, orange leaf
(absolute), orange-peel sweet oil, peels of
citrus macrocarpa bunge, laurel- leaves oil,
star anise, cassie, erigeron oil, petitgrain
oil

Chemical formula: (C1QH17)OOC

H2N^
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.4
16
14
19
12, 16
40
38

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
1.5, 2.6
6.3
6

TERPINYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Terpinyl ester
Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOC(CH2)2CH3

TERPINOLENE
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Chemical formula:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
64
0.12, 48
49

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.4
9.2
11
9.5
210

TERPINYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, Terpinyl ester
Chemical formula: (C^Hj 7)OOCCH(CH3)2

TERPINYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Terpinyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula:
OOCCH4

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lime, orange, cherry, peach, plum,
meat

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90, 2.4
5
4,
15
5,
15

TERPINYL CINNAMATE
Cinnamic acid, Terpinyl ester

Natural food occurrence:


Cardamom

Chemical formula: (CiqH1 7)OOCCH=CH


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.5
3.2
9.9
15
14, 260
15
1.7, 40

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

194

TERPINYL CINNAMATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

TETRADECANOIC ACID
(See Myristic acid)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
2.6
6
6

TETRADECYL ALDEHYDE
(See Myristaldehyde)

TETRAHYDRO-2- FURANCARBINOL
(See Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol)
TERPINYL FORMATE
Formic acid, Terpinyl ester
TETRAHYDRO-2 - FURANMETHANOL
(See Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol)

Chemical formula: (C1()H17)OOCH


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

TETRAHYDROFURFURYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 3
2.6, 5
6,
10
6,
10
1

Chemical formula:
23
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, honey, maple
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
1.3
8
20, 1
20, 1

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

TETRAHYDROFURFURYL ALCOHOL

TERPINYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Terpinyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
2.6, 3
6,
10
6,
10

Chemical formula:
^ ^ 2
Flavors in which used:
Coffee, nut

TERPINYL ISOVALERATE
Isovaleric acid, Terpinyl ester

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula: (C10H17)OOCCH2CH(CH3)2

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.03, 14
0.03
0.03, 18
0.04

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

TETRAHYDROFURFURYL BUTYRATE
Butyric acid, Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 5
2.6, 5
6,
10
6,
10

Chemical formula
' QCH2ooc(CH2>2c3
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

TETRADECANAL
(See Myristaldehyde)

195

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, fruit, liquor

TETRAHYDROFURFURYL BUTYRATE (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.90
6
15
15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
2.7
5.6
5.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

TETRAHYDROFURFURYL PROPIONATE
Propionic acid, Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester

4-(2, 5, 6, 6-TETRAMETHYL-2-CYCLOHEXEN1-YU-3-BUTEN-2-ONE
(See a-Irone)

Chemical formula
223

TETRAMETHYL ETHYLCYCLOHEXENONE
(Mixture of isomers)

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, honey, maple

Chemical formula: *^><^

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3,2
8
1,
20
1,
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

1/3

^^C/

2/3

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit
TETRAHYDRO- 2 - FURYLMETHANOL
(See Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

TETRAHYDROGERANIOL
(See 3, 7-Dimethyl-l -octanol)

TETRAHYDRO-pseudo-IONONE
TETRYL FORMATE
(See Isobutyl formate)

Chemical formula:
CHgCHgCH2COCHg

THEINE
(See Caffeine)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

THIBETOLIDE
(See w-Pentadecalactone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.60, 2.4
14
14

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2-THIENYL MERCAPTAN
2-Thienylthiol
Chemical formula:

TETRAHYDROLINALOOL

OL
^SH
Flavors in which used:
Coffee

Chemical formula:

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee

4 OH

196

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
30
30
30

2-THIENYL MERCAPTAN (cont'd)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.10

Foods in which used:


Candy . . .
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08, 6
6,
8
12, 15
12, 15

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

THIOALLYL ETHER
(See Allyl sulfide)

TOLUALDEHYDES
(Mixed o-, m-, -)
CHO

Chemical formula: CH,


{O

THYME CAMPHOR
(See Thymol)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, loganberry, fruit, cherry, muscatel,
peach, apricot, nut, almond, vanilla

THYMOL
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Maraschino cherries

Chemical formula: (CH3)2CH-<^^- CH3

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit, peppermint, spice
Natural food occurrence:
Dittany of Crete (oil), oil of lavender,
origanum oil (extract), thyme

a-TOLUENETHIOL
(See Benzyl mercaptan)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5, 11
44
9.4
5,
6.5
100

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

. . .

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
11
16
25
28
8.3
430
100

a-TOLUIC ACID
(See Phenylacetic acid)

a-TOLUIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER


(See Ethyl phenylacetate)
ISOTHYMOL
(See Carvacrol)
a-TOLUIC ALDEHYDE
(See Phenylacetaldehyde)
a- TO LU ALDEHYDE
(See Phenylacetaldehyde)
- TOLYLACETALDEHYDE
-Methylphenylacetaldehyde
TOLUALDEHYDE GLYCERYL ACETAL
(Mixed o-, m-, -)

Chemical formula: CH.


Flavors in which used:
Honey, nut

Chemical formula:

V
V-CHC
\=/
2

2
and ('
VCH

CHOH
\=/
\q-

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

2
about 60%

about 40%

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, cherry, coconut vanilla

197

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
0.03, 2
2

o-TOLYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, o-Tolyl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Chemical formula: \ OOCCH.,


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CH 3
Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, fruit, cherry, honey
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
2.6
11
9,
10
1
0.30, 220

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 4
0.05
0.12, 6
0.127

-TOLYL DODECANOATE
(See -Tolyl laurate)

-TOLYL LAU RATE


Dodecanoic acid, -Tolyl ester
Chemical formula: OOC(CH2)10CH3

p-TOLYL ACETATE
Acetic acid, -Tolyl ester
CH,
Chemical formula:

OCOCH,
i
3
Flavors in which used:
Miscellaneous
CH,
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream , ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, honey, nut, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 1
1.3
4.3
4.4
0.30, 220
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1
2
2

-TOLYL PHENYLACETATE
Phenylacetic acid, -Tolyl ester
Chemical formula: CH. hQhoocch2H0
Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, fruit, honey, nut

4 - (- TO LY L) - 2 - BU TANONE
Chemical formula: . CH3-^

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

yCH2CH2COCH3

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
1.5
6
6

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
0.87
4.8
5.4

2 - (- TOLYL) - P ROPIONALDEHYDE
2-(-Tolyl) pro panal)
Chemical formula: CH3^~^-CH(CH3)CHO
Flavors in which used:
Caraway

-TOLYL ISOBUTYRATE
Isobutyric acid, ja-Tolyl ester
Chemical formula: (^^>c3

198

2 -(g- TOLYL) -PROPIONALDEHYDE (cont'd)

Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
13
Ice cream, ices
47
Candy
1 80
Baked goods
230
Gelatin desserts and puddings
10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13
0.13
0.13
0.20
0.005

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

2,6, 6-TRIMETHYLBICYCLO-(3 . 1 . P-2-HEPTENE


(See a-Pinene)
TONKA LIDE
(See y-Hexalactone)
l-(2, 6, 6-TRMETHYL-2-CYCLOHEXENE-l-YL)1, 6-HEPTADIEN-3-ONE
(See Allyl Of- ionone)

TRIBUTYL ACETYLCITRATE
Acetylcitric acid, Tributyl ester
Chemical formula:

CH2COOC4Hg
CH3

4-(2, 6,6-TRIMETHYL-l-CYCLOHEXEN-l-YL)3-BUTEN-2-ONE
(See j^-Ionone)

C-COOC.HQ
j
4 9
249

4-(2, 6, 6-TRIMETHYL-2-CYCLOHEXEN-l-YL)3-BUTEN-2-ONE
(See a- Ionone)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.40

Foods in which used:


Beverages

4-(2, 6, 6-TRIMETHYL-2-CYCLOHEXEN- 1-YL)3-Methyl-3-Buten-2-ONE


(See a-Isomethylionone)

2-TRIDECENAL
5-(2,6, 6-TRIMETHYL-l-CYCLOHEXEN-l-YL)4-PENTEN-3-ONE
(See Methyl--ionone)

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)9CH=CHCHO


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, fruit

5-(2, 6, 6-TRIMETHYL-2-CYCLOHEXEN- l-YL)4-PENTEN-3-ONE


(See Methyl-a- ionone)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10, 0.30
1.6, 6
4,
6
4,
6
0.10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

5-(2,6,6-TRIMETHYL-3-CYCLOHEXEN-l- YD4-PENTEN-3-ONE
(See Methyl J>- ionone)

TRIETHYL CITRATE
Citric acid, Triethyl ester
Chemical formula:

1,3, 7-TRIMETHYL-2,6-DIOXOPURINE
(See Caffeine)

CH2COOCH2CH3
3,7, ll-TRIMETHYL-l,6, 10-DODECATRIEN-3-OL
(See Nerolidol)

23
223

3,7, ll-TRIMETHYL-2, 6, 10-DODECATRIEN- 1 -OL


(See Farnesol)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, blueberry, butter, butterscotch, citrus,
fruit, cherry, honey

199

1,3,3 - TRIMETHYL- 2 - NORBORNANOL


(See Fenchyl alcohol)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
56

d- 1, 3, 3 -TRIMETHYL- 2 -NORBORNANONE
(See d-Fenchone)
1-UNDECANOL
(See Undecyl alcohol)
1,3,7- TRIMETHYLXANTHINE
(See Caffeine)
2-UNDECANONE
2,3-UNDECADIONE

Chemical formula: CH3CO(CH2)gCH3

Chemical formula: CH3COCO(CH2)7CH3

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, coconut, peach, cheese

Flavors in which used:


Butter

Natural food occurrence:


Rue, hops oil
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
3
3
3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
9-UNDECENAL

y-UNDECALACTONE
4-Hydroxyundecanoic acid, y- Lactone
y-Undecyl lactone
y-Heptyl butyrolactone
Aldehyde C-14 pure (so-called)
Peach aldehyde

Chemical formula: CH3CH=CH(CH2)7CHO


Flavors in which used:
Citrus, nut
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Chemical formula:
3(2)
Flavors in which used:
Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.4
3
11
7.1
7.5
90

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.8
4.2
4.5
4.6

10-UNDECENAL
Chemical formula: CH2=CH(CH2)8CHO
Flavors in which used:
Citrus, floral, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

UNDECANAL
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)gCHO
Flavors in which used:
Lemon, lime, orange, rose, fruit, honey

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
0.54
2.6
3.1
5

UNDECENYL ACETATE
(See 10-Undecen-l-yl acetate)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.95
3.1
2
200

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05, 1
0.20
0.20

10-UNDECEN- 1-YL ACETATE


Acetic acid, 10-Undecen- 1-yl ester

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut

Chemical formula: 3=(2)72

Natural food occurrence:


Coffee extract

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
15
12
12

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
5
4.2
5.4

ISOVALE RALDEHYDE
(See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)
UNDECYL ALCOHOL
1-Undecanol
Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)gCH2OH

VALERIANIC ACID
(See Isovaleric acid)

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, lime, orange, rose

VALERIC ACID

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
15
12
12

Chemical formula: CH3(CH2)3COOH


Flavors in which used:
Butter, butterscotch, fruit, rum, cheese
Natural food occurrence:
Apples, cocoa, coffee, oil of lavender, peaches,
strawberries

UNDECYLENIACETATE
(See 10-Undecen- 1-yl acetate)

UNDECYLENIC ALDEHYDE
(See 9-Undecenal)

UNDECYLIC ALDEHYDE
(See Undecanal)

^-UNDECYL LACTONE
(See y-Undecalactone)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
1.8
2.5
8

VALERIC ACID (active)


(See Isovaleric acid)

ISOVALERIC ACID
Chemical formula: (CH3)2CHCH2COOH

VALERAL
(See Valeraldehyde)

ISOVALERAL
(See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, cheese, nut
Natural food occurrence:
Bay and bay leaves, coffee, lemons, tea, parsley
family, peppermint oil, oil of lavender, oil of
lovage

VALE RALDEHYDE
Pentanal
Chemical formula: g(2)3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Cheese
201

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
14
12
5.5
2.4

VALERIC ALDEHYDE
(See Vale raidehyde)

Approx. Avg
Foods in which used (cont'd):
Maximum ppm
Candy
200
Baked goods
220
Gelatin desserts and puddings
120.
Chewing gum
270
Sirups
20,000, 330
Toppings
150
Margarine
0.20
Chocolate products ....
970

ISOVALERIC ALDEHYDE
(See 3-Methylbutyraldehyde)

2- VALERO LACTONE
4-Hydroxypentanoic acid, y- Lactone
3 - Me thylbu tyrolactone
3- Valerolac tone

VANILLIN ACETATE
Acetic acid, Vanillin ester

Chemical formula:
CH3'^Cr^O

Chemical formula: CH3COO$


Flavors in which used:
Vanilla

CH3O
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
20
50
50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

\-CHO

Flavors in which used:


Spice, vanilla
Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
11
11
28
28

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

3- VALERO LACTONE
(See y- Vale rolac tone)

VANILLIN METHYL ETHER


(See Veratraldehyde)

VALIDOL
(Menthyl isovalerate)

VERATRALDEHYDE
VANAY
(See (tri-) Acetin)

Chemical formula: -if


N)-CHO
-Q-<
CH3O

VANILLAL
(See Ethyl vanillin)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut, vanilla

VANILLIC ALDEHYDE
(See Vanillin)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings

VANILLIN
Chemical formula:

HOV

\-CHO

CH3O
VERATRIC ALDEHYDE
(See Veratraldehyde)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, chocolate, fruit, root beer, vanilla
Natural food occurrence:
Vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

VINEGAR NAPHTHA
(See Ethyl acetate)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
63
95

p-VINYLGUAIACOL
(See 2-Methoxy-4-vinyl phenol)
202

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9
9.2
32
30
15

VIOLET ALPINE,. OIL


( See 2 -M ethyl- 3 - (- iso propylphenyl)
propionaldehyde)

VIRIDINE
(See Phenylacetaldehyde dimethyl acetal)

ZINGERONE

CH3O
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, root beer, sarsaparilla, spice,
ginger ale, wintergreen, birch beer
Natural food occurrence:
Oil of ginger, ginger, oleoresin

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Chewing gum . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.9
7.8
11
11
15

ZINGIBERONE
(See Zingerone)

203

GROUP 11
FLAVORING AGENTS
Sub-Group :

Spices, Herbs, Essential Oils, and Plant Extractives

ABSINTHIUM
(See Wormwood)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
120
2,
1.5
2
1 , 400
40
1,000
670

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats

ABSINTHIUM, EXTRACT
(See Wormwood, extract)

ABSINTHIUM, OIL
(See Wormwood, oil)

ALLSPICE, OIL
AGROPYRUM
(See Doggrass, extract)

Botanical name:

ALCANNIN, EXTRACT
(See Alkanet root, extract)

Flavors in which used:


Berry, cola, peach, rum, sausage, nut, all
spice, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, egg-nog

ALFALFA, EXTRACT
Botanical name: Medicago sativa

Lindl.

Flavors in which used:


Cola, liquors, maple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Cordials .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
200

ALKANET ROOT, EXTRACT


Alkannin, extract
Anchusin, extract
Alcannin, extract
Botanical name:

Lindl.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
15
66
48
1 . 700
70
29
110
5
55

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Pickles
Meats
Liquors
Soups

ALLSPICE, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Alkanna tinctoria Tausch

Flavors in which used:


Berry, strawberry, fruit, meat

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Icings
Meats

Pimenta officinalis

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1
3
10
10
70
0.20

Pimenta officinalis Lindl.

Flavors in which used:


Sausage
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
600
69
25, 130

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Meat
Condiments

ALMONDS, BITTER OIL (FFPA)


Botanical name:

Prunus amygdalus Batsch var.


amara (DC .) Focke

Flavors in which used:


(See Alkanet root, extract)

ALLSPICE
Botanical name:

Pimenta officinalis Lindl.

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, meat, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
>,
Maraschino cherries

. . .

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
80
66
97
96
29
330
340

Flavors in which used:


Black walnut, vanilla

ALOE EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Aloe spp.
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Cordials

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, vermouth, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Alcoholic beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,000, 5
130

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5,
1
10, 0.04
10
10

AMBRETTE SEED, OIL


ALTHEA ROOT
Marshmallow root
Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Hibiscus abelmoschus L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Althaea officinalis L.

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, cherry, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 5.7

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.30
0.30, 0. 50
0 . 80
0.80

AMBERGRIS, TINCTURE
AMYRIS, OIL
Sandalwood, West Indian, oil

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, rum, spice, vanilla

Botanical name:
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
1.7
9.7
0.10

Amyris bals am ifera L .

Foods in which used:


Chewing gum
Candy . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
58

ANCHUSIN, EXTRACT
(See Alkanet root, extract)

AMBREINE^ OIL
(See Labdanum, oil)

ANGELICA ROOT, EXTRACT


AM BRETTE, ABSOLUTE, OIL
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Angelica archangelica L .

Hibiscus abelmoschus L.
Flavors in which used:
Berry, liquor, wine, maple, nut, walnut, root
beer

Flavors in which used:


Berry, floral

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.14
0.22
0.34
0.34

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
49
46
44
61
1,
100

AMBRETTE, TINCTURE
ANGELICA ROOT, OIL
Botanical name:

Hibiscus abelmoschus L.
Botanical name:
208

Angelica archangelica L .

ANGELICA ROOT, OIL (cont'd)

ANGOSTURA, EXTRACT

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, gin, rum

Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Liquors

Galipea officinalis Hancock

Flavors in which used:


Bitter, liquor, root beer, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
0.99
0.86
1
5,
0.03
60
15.

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
1, 700

ANISE
Botanical name:

Pirn pine lia anisum L .

ANGELICA SEED, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, anise, pepperoni, sausage, spice,
vanilla

Ange lic a archangelica L .

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, maple, walnut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups
Condiments

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,100
19
50
100
10

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
30, 2
4,
1
4,
3
490
96, 5,000
1,200

ANISE, OIL
ANGELICA SEED, OIL
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Pimpinella anisum L .

Angelica archangelica L.
Flavors in which used:
Butter, caramel, cherry, licorice, anise, rum,
sausage, nut, root beer, sarsaparilla, spice,
vanilla, wintergreen, birch beer

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, gin

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
1.4
1.9
2.2
5
32

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Meats
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.5
67
500
120
3,200
65
45

ANGELICA STEM, OIL


Botanical name:

Angelica archangelica L .

ANISE, STAR

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Botanical name:

Illicium verum Hook, f.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice, anise, liquor, sausage, root
beer, sarsaparilla, vanilla, wintergreen, birch
beer

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 0.50
10, 0.50
25, 1
24, 1
0.5
209

ANNOTTA, EXTRACT
(See Annatto, extract)

ANISE, STAR (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
18
83
140
1,000, 500
60, 40

ANNOTTA, SEED
(See Annatto, seed)

APRICOT KERNEL, OIL


Persic oil
Botanical name:

Prunus armeniaca L.

ANISE, STAR, OIL


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Cherry

Illicium verum Hook. f.

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, peach, licorice, anise, liquor,
arrach, meat, root beer, spice, wintergreen,
birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Sirups
Liquors

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
99
190
230
55, 20
8.0
50

ARHEOL
(See Sandalwood, yellow, oil)

ARNOTTA, EXTRACT
(See Annatto, extract)

ANNATTO, EXTRACT
Arnotta, extract
Annotta, extract
Botanical name:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
150, 130
400, 3.4
360, 300
270
500, 1

ARNOTTA, SEED
(See Annatto, seed)

Bixa o re llana L.
ASAFETIDA, FLUID EXTRACT

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Margarine
Breakfast cereals

Botanical name:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
25
200
2,000
330
2,000

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, onion, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meat
Condiments
Soups

ANNATTO, SEED
Arnotta, seed
Annotta, seed
Botanical name:

Ferula assafoetida L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
10
5.0
10, 8
10
50
30

Bixa orellana L .
ASAFETIDA, GUM

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods

Botanical name:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100

Ferula assafoetida L .

Flavors in which used:


Onion, spices

210

BALM, LEMON, OIL


(See Melissa, oil)

ASAFETIDA, GUM (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Seasonings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
10
25, 15
15
160, 5

BALM, OIL
Botanical name:

Melissa officinalis L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor

ASAFETIDA, OIL
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Ferula assafoetida L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15, 1
1
10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.5
1.7
20
60, 10

BALM LEAVES, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Melissa officinalis L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
ASH BARK, PRICKLY, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Xanthoxylum amercanum L. or
Xanthoxylum clava-herculis L .

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Flavors in which used:


Cola, maple, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods

BALSAM, PERU
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
59
78
82

Botanical name:

Myroxylon pereirae Klotzsch

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, chocolate, cherry, grape, brandy,
rum, maple, walnut, spice, vanilla

ATTAR OF ROSES
(See Rose, Bulgarian, true otto, oil)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Sirups

BALM
Botanical name:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2,000

Melissa officinalis L.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
5.9
10
32
1,
0.05
120
7,
0.25

Flavors in which used:


None listed
BALSAM, PERU, OIL
Foods in which used:
None reported

Botanical name:

Myroxylon pereirae Klotzsch

Flavors in which used:


Berry, coconut, fruit, rum, maple, vanilla

BALM, LEMON
(See Balm)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BALM, LEMON, EXTRACT


(See Balm leaves, extract)

211

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
2.2
8.4
6.6

BALSAM FIR, OIL


Botanical name:

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments
Meats

Abies balsamea (L.) Mill.

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple, lime, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.5
1.5, 0.50
5.2
5.2
1,
0.50

BASIL, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments

Abies balsamea (L.) Mill.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20
1.5
5
5

Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Condiments . . .
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5
5
5
680
500
520

Botanical name:

Lau rus nobilis L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Ocimum basilicum L .

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, strawberry, orange, rose,
violet, cherry, honey, licorice, muscatel,
meat, root beer, basil

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2. 5, 0.36
5
5
400,
130
840

BAY, SWEET, OIL

BASIL, OIL
Botanical name:

Lau rus nobilis L .

Flavors in which used:


Vermouth, sausage, spice

Ocimum basilicum L.

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
5.
2

BAY, SWEET

BASIL
Botanical name:

Ocimum basilicum L.

Flavors in which used:


Spice

BALSAM FIR, OLEORESIN


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
0.01
15
24 .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
1.8
2.6
21
2.9
30

BAY LEAVES, EXTRACT


(See Bay leaves, West Indian, extract)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2.7
6.2

BAY LEAVES, OIL


(See Bay leaves, West Indian, oil)

212

BAY LEAVES, OLEORESIN


(See Bay leaves, West Indian, oleoresin)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Honey

BAY LEAVES, WEST INDIAN, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Pimenta ris Kostel

Flavors in which used:


Vermouth, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Soups

BENZOE
(See Benzoin, resin)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.67
2
2,
1.6
2
54
0.72

BENZOIN. GUM
(See Benzoin, resin)
BENZOIN, RESIN
Botanical name: Styrax benzoin Dryander
S. paralleloneu ru s Perkins
S. tonkinensis (Pierre)
Craib ex Hartwich, or other
species of the section Anthostyrax
of the genus Styrax

BAY LEAVES, WEST INDIAN, OIL


Botanical name:

Pimenta acris, Kostel

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, cherry, rum, spice, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, bay

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
2.3
4.4
4.6
27
15

Botanical name:

Pimenta acris Kostel

Citrus aurantium L. subsp.


bergamia Wright et Arn .

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, lemon, orange, tangerine, cola,
floral, banana, grape, peach, pear, pineapple,
liquor, spice, vanilla, ginger

Flavors in which used:


Sausage

Foods in which used:


Meats
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
50, 15
13, 5.1
8.7
20, 26
10
110

BERGAMOT, OIL

BAY LEAVES, WEST INDIAN, OLEORESIN


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.5, 0.50
2
10
10
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
25
72

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

BEESWAX, WHITE
Cire d'abeille absolute
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, honey

BERGAMOT ORANGE, OIL


(See Bergamot, oil)

BIRCH, BLACK, OIL


(See Birch, sweet, oil)
213

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.9
7.9
27
29
5.3, 90
43
1,
130

BLACKTHORN BERRIES, EXTRACT


(See Sloe berries, extract)

BIRCH, SWEET, OIL


Botanical name:

Betula lenta L .
BOIS DE ROSE, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, pineapple, maple, nut, root
beer, sarsaparilla, spice, wintergreen,
birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Sirups

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
48
44
310
110
0.07, 4,300
5

BIRCH TAR, OIL, REFINED


(RECTIFIED)

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, floral, fruit, meat, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 0.65
10, 2.6
25, 6.7
25, 9.3
35

BORONIA, ABSOLUTE

Botanical name: Betula pendula Roth and related


Betula spp.

Foods in which used:


Chewing gum

Aniba rosaeodora Ducke

Botanical name:

Boronia megastigma Nees

Flavors in which used:


Violet, fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
.1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

BITTER ASH, EXTRACT


(See Quassia, extract)

BITTER WOOD, EXTRACT


(See Quassia, extract)

Approx. Avg
Maximum pprr.
4.3
2.8
11
10

BROOM, EXTRACT
(See Genet, extract)

BLACKBERRY BARK, EXTRACT


BUCHU LEAVES, OIL
Botanical name:

Rubus, species of section Eubatus


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, pineapple, grenadine, root beer,
sarsaparilla, wintergreen, birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Barosma betulina Bartl. et Wencl


B. crenulata (L.) Hook .
B. serratifolia Willd.

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, chocolate, mint, spices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
81
880, 3
230
660, 3
150, 10,000

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Liquors

BLACK CUTCH, EXTRACT


(See Catechu, extract)

BUTTER STARTER DISTILLATE


BLACKTHORN BERRIES
(See Sloe berries)

Flavors in which used:


Butter
214

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
6.8
8.5
5.2
7
0 . 50

BUTTER STARTER DISTILLATE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Shortening

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20, 40
420
720
750, 12,000

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 3
15, 3 .8
0.02
15, 5

CALENDULA
(See Marigold, pot)
CACHOU, EXTRACT
(See Catechu, extract)
CAMPHOR, JAPANESE, WHITE, OIL
Botanical name:

CACTUS ROOT, EXTRACT


(See Yucca, Mohave, extract)

Flavors in which used:


Spice

CAJEPUT, OIL
Botanical name:

Melaleuca leucadendron L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
0.50
1
13
11

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.4
48, 1.6
15

CANANGA, OIL
Botanical name:

Cananga odorata Hook . f . and


Thorns .

Flavors in which used:


Cola, fruit, spice, ginger ale

CALAMUS
Botanical name:

Cinnamomum camphora (L.)


Nees et Eberm .

Acorus calamus L.
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, vermouth, root beer, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Ice cream, ices
Cordials
Bitters

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
200, 5
10
15
1
30
3,000

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7
1
2
2

CAPSICUM, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Capsicum frutescens L .
C_. annuum L.

Flavors in which used:


Spice, ginger ale
CALAMUS, OIL
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Sauces

Acorus calamus L.

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, bendictine, chartreuse,
nut, root beer, sarsaparilla, spice, ginger
ale, vanilla, wintergreen, birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8,
2
5,
1.5
215

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
120
15
12
14, 12
200
100, 50

CAPSICUM, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

CARDAMOM

Capsicum frutescens L.
. annuum L .

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, chocolate, liquor, spice, vanilla

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice, ginger ale, cinnamon

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Meats
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
14
11
14
46
100, 50
92

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
2
2
1 , 700
570
900

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Condiments

CARAWAY
Botanical name:

Eletteria cardamomum (L . )
Maton

CARDAMOM SEED, OIL


Carum carvi L.

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments

Eletteria cardamomum (L.)


Maton

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, cocoa, coffee, cherry, liquor, liver,
sausage, root beer, sarsaparilla, cardamom,
ginger ale, vanilla, cream soda

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
63
63
10,000, 3,000
96

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
1.3
5.8
57
2.2
36
8
10
16, 10

Flavors in which used:


None listed

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Meats
Condiments
Liquors
Pickles

Foods in which used:


None reported

CAROB BEAN, EXTRACT

CARAWAY, BLACK
Botanical name:

Nigella sativa L .

Botanical name:

Ceratonia siliqua L .

CARAWAY, OIL
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, bitters, butter, butterscotch,
caramel, chocolate, cherry, brandy, wine,
maple, root beer, spice, vanilla, cream soda,
grape

Carum carvi L.

Flavors in which used:


Grape, licorice, anisette, kummel, liver,
sausage, mint, caraway, rye

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Meats . . '
Condiments
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
29
49
86
150
0 . 80
34
38
140

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Icings and toppings

216

....

Approx. Avg
Maximum pprr.
66
93
180
120
600
1,000, 500

CARROT, OIL
Botanical name:

CASSIA
Daucus carota L.

Flavors in which used:


Violet, fruit, rum, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Condiments
Soups

Botanical name:

Cinnamomum cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, liquor, meat, root beer,
sarsaparilla, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
5.5
5.1
4.4
0.02
15
J

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.2
5.1
130
3,000

CASSIA BARK, EXTRACT


CASCARA, BITTERLESS, EXTRACT

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Cola, root beer, spice

Rhamnus purshiana DC .

Cinnamomum cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, maple, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
50
100

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
310
10
10
10

CASSIA BARK, OIL


CASCARILLA BARK, EXTRACT
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Croton cascarilla Benn.


. eluteria Benn.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, spice, tobacco

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
800, 5

CASCARILLA BARK, OIL


Botanical name:

Croton cascarilla Benn.

Cinnamomum cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, chocolate, lemon, coffee, cola,
cherry, peach, rum, peppermint, pecan, root
beer, cassia, ginger ale, cinnamon

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Meats
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
11
150
73
1 , 900
290
140

Flavors in which used:


Cola, fruit, root beer, spice
CASSIA BUDS
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
3
8.7
13
50

Botanical name:

Cinnamomum cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
CASHOO, EXTRACT
(See Catechu, extract)

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1,000

CASSIA FLOWERS

CASTOREUM, LIQUID

(See Cassia buds)

Botanical name:

CASSIE, ABSOLUTE

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, raspberry, orange, balsam, rose,
violet, cherry, grape, honey, rum, muscatel,
whisky, vanilla

Botanical name:

Acacia farnesiana (L.) Willd.

Castor fiber L .
C. canadensis Kuhl

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, violet, vermouth, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Toppings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.96
1.2
4.1
4.1
1

CATECHU, EXTRACT

CASSIS
(See Currant buds, black, absolute)

Botanical name:
CASTOR, OIL
Ricinus, oil
Palma Christi, oil
Tangan- tangan, oil
Botanical name:

Acacia catechu Willd .

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Ricinus communis L.

Flavors in which used:


Butter, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 140
3.
540
3,
410
210

Botanical name:

Acacia catechu, Willd .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Castor fiber L .
C. canadensis Kuhl

Flavors in which used:


Gooseberry, raspberry, tutti fruiti, rum,
wine, black walnut, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Toppings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
21
140
140

CATECHU, POWDER

CASTOREUM, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.2
1.9
4.9
7.3
2,
1.2
60, 19
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5
5.6
12
41
400
50
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
45
27
43
37
15

CAYENNE
Botanical name:

Capsicum annuum L. var .


longum Sendt

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, pepper

218

CAYENNE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
2
2
50, 2
610
910
100

CELERY SEED, EXTRACT SOLID


Botanical name:

CEDAR LEAF, OIL


Botanical name:

Thuja occidentalis L .

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Liqueurs

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Maple sirup

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50, 0.01
1,
0.01
12
20, 1
15
16

Botanical name:

Apium graveolens L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, maple, sausage, nut, root beer,
spice, vanilla, cream soda

CELERY SEED

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Soups
Pickles

Apium graveolens L .

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, celery

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
150
8
12
7
10

CELERY SEED, OIL

CEDRO, OIL
(See Lemon, oil, terpeneless)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,000, 0.37
1 , 800
2,500
1,400
500, 37
590, 13

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
13, 3
13
13
28
40
40
1
10, 35

CEYLON CINNAMON
(See Cinnamon)

CEYLON CINNAMON LEAF, OIL


(See Cinnamon leaf, oil)

CELERY SEED, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Apium graveolens L .

Flavors in which used:


Celery, maple, meat, spice

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
1 , 900
10
100
500, 160

Apium graveolens L .
CHAMOMILE FLOWER, ENGLISH, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Celery, meat, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Botanical name:

Anthemis nobilis L .

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
400, 240
5
219

CHAMOMILE FLOWER. ENGLISH. OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which umd:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candv
Baked goods

CHECKERBERRY, OIL
(See Wintergreen, oil)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
473

0.50, 0.10
5,
1.3
5
0lQ

CHERRY BARK, WILD, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, chocolate, cola, cherry, peach, wild
cherry, liquor, nut, root beer, vanilla

CHAMOMILE FLOWER, HUNGARIAN, OIL


Botanical name:

Matricaria chamomilla L.
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings ...
Sirups
Liquors

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.6
6.1
3.8
6.5
0 . 80
1.0

CHAMOMILE FLOWER, ROMAN, EXTRACT

Prunus laurocerasus L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut

Anthemis nobilis L .

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, vermouth, maple, spice,
vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Maraschino cherries
Extracts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
9.3
6.7
16

Botanical name:

Prunus avium L. (sweet cherry)


P. cerasus L. (sour cherry)

Flavors in which used:


Cherry

Anthem is nobilis L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, vermouth, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Liquors

...

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
75
77
50, 65

CHERRY PITS, EXTRACT

CHAMOMILE FLOWER, ROMAN, OIL


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
120
140
200
76
3.5
30
800, 300

CHERRY LAUREL, OIL (FFPA)


Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Prunus serotina Ehrh .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
7.5, 2.3
11, 3.3
12, 4.3
8,
4.3
0.25
20

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
150, 80
60, 50

CHERVIL
Botanical name:

Anthriscus cerefolium (L.)


Hoffm.

Flavors in which used:


Spice

CHECKERBERRY, EXTRACT
(See Wintergreen, extract)

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices
220

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
50

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, rum, vermouth, spices

CHERVIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
150
60

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors
Bitters

CHICORY, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Cichorium intybus L.

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, coffee, maple, nut,
root beer, sarsaparilla, vanilla, wintergreen,
birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
63
58
57
100

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7, 1.5
3
3
27
20, 300
1,000

CINCHONA BARK, RED, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Cinchona succirubra Pav. or its


hybrids

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments

CHINA BARK, EXTRACT


(See Quillaia)

CHINESE CINNAMON
(See Cinnamon)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
25
20
60

CINCHONA BARK, YELLOW


Botanical name:

CHINESE CINNAMON LEAF, OIL


(See Cinnamon leaf, oil)

Cinchona ledgeriana Moens


. calisaya Wedd.
Or hybrids of these with other spp
of Cinchona

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, vermouth

CINCHONA, EXTRACT
Quinine, extract

Approx. Avg
Cinchona ledgeriana Moens
Maximum ppm
Foods in which used:
et Trimen
300
Liquor
C. succirubra Pavon et Klotzsch
Bitters
100
or its hybrids
. calisaya Wedd.
Or hybrids of these with other spp. CINCHONA BARK, YELLOW, EXTRACT
of Cinchona
Botanical name: Cinchona ledgeriana Moens
Flavors in which used:
. calisaya Wedd.
Bitters, liquor
Or hybrids of these with other
spp. of Cinchona
Approx. Avg
Maximum, ppm
Flavors in which used:
Foods in which used:
10
Bitters
Beverages
Candy . .
1
Approx . Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
CINCHONA BARK, RED
100
Beverages
Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Cinchona succirubra Pav. or its


hybrids

221

CINNAMON LEAF, OIL

CINNAMON
Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Cinnamomum zeylanicum Nees


C^. loureirii Blume
. cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, cola, apple, plum, vermouth,
sausage, eggnog, cinnamon, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Apple butter

Cinnamomum zeylanicum Nees


. loureirii Blume
. cassia Blume

Flavors in which used:


Cola, apricot, rum, root beer, cinnamon, ginger
ale

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.6
53
4,000, 10
1, 900
110
880
450, 78

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Gelatin desserts
Condiments
Pickles
Sliced fruits

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.8
3.4
32
54
160, 520
0.20
20, 78
48, 32
3

CINNAMON BARK, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Cinnamomum zeylanicum Nees


C. loureirii Blume
. cassia Blume

CIRE D'ABEILLE ABSOLUTE


(See Beeswax, white)

Flavors in which used:


Cola, eggnog, root beer, cinnamon, ginger ale

CITRONELLA, OIL
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 13
8.5
170
200, 40
40

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

CINNAMON BARK, OIL


Botanical name:

Cinnamomum zeylanicum Nees


C. loureirii Blume
. cassia Blume

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
26
25
31

CITRUS PEELS, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Berry, cola, cherry, rum, root beer,
cinnamon, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats

Cymbopogon nardus Rendle

Citrus species

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, lemon, lime, orange, vermouth, root
beer, ginger

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
18
80
110
620
25
50

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
190
420
480
480

CIVET, ABSOLUTE
Derivation:

CINNAMON FLOWERS
(See Cassia buds)
222

Civet cats: Viverra civetta Schreber


V. zibetha Schreber

CIVET, ABSOLUTE (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, butter, caramel, grape, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
3
3.7
2.8
0.10
2.2

CLOVE BUD, OIL


Botanical name:

Salvia sclarea L.

Flavors in which used:


Vermouth, spice

Foods in which used:


Vermouth

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Liquors
Spiced fruits
Jelly

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
500

CLARY, OIL
Botanical name:

Salvia sclarea L .

Flavors in which used:


Butter, black cherry, grape, licorice,
vermouth, wine, root beer, birch beer,
spice, vanilla, cream soda

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Vermouth

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb .


(Eugenia aromatica (L.) Baill.)

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, coffee, cola, banana, cherry, peach,
plum, rum, sausage, eggnog, pecan, root beer,
sassafras, cinnamon, ginger, wintergreen,
birch beer

CLARY
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16
19
20, 2
48
150
250, 160

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
3.9
5.3
13
20
100

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
13
320
37
5,
0.33
1 , 800
55
75
300
830
7.3

CLOVE BUD, OLEORESIN


Botanical name:

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb .


(Eugenia aromatica (L . ) Baill . )

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, meat, spice

Foods in which used:


Meats

CLARY SAGE
(See Clary)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100

CLOVE LEAF, OIL


CLARY SAGE, OIL
(See Clary, oil)

Botanical name:

CLOVE BUD, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb.


(Eugenia aromatica ( L . ) Baill . )

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, cherry, root beer, sarsaparilla,
cinnamon

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb .


(Eugenia aromatica ( L . ) Baill . )

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, meat, root beer, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . . .
Ice cream, ices .
223

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.6
16

CLOVE LEAF, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments
Meats
Pickles
Apple butter

COCA LEAF, EXTRACT (DECOCAINIZED)


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
22
30
5
40, 14
670
16, 7
2

Botanical name:

Erythroxylon coca Lam .

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, cola

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
200
540
400

CLOVER TOPS, RED, EXTRACT SOLID


COGNAC, GREEN, OIL
Botanical name:

Trifolium pratense L .
Constituents:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
3
20
9

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Liquors

CLOVES
Botanical name:

Ethyl caprate, amyl caprate, ethyl


caprylate, amyl caprylate, amyl
alcohol, propyl alcohol, isobutyl
alcohol, furfuryl alcohol
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.1
8.2
12
14
56
1
400

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb .


(Eugenia aromatica ( L . ) Baill . )
COGNAC, WHITE, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, apple, cherry, plum, vermouth,
sausage

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Meats
Spiced cherries

Constituents:

Same as Cognac, Green, Oil

Flavors in which used:


Berry, cherry, grape, brandy, rum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,000, 20
33
1,200
810
500

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.6
14
18
24
0.10

CLOVE STEM, OIL


Botanical name:

CORIANDER

Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb.


(Eugenia aromatica ( L . ) Baill . )

Botanical name:
Flavors in which used:
Berry, cherry, root beer, ginger ale, ginger
beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Coriandrum sativum L.

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, bitters, fruit, meat, spice, ginger
ale

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.9
7,
4
91
64
30, 70

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
224

Approx. Avg
Maximum
7.4
1
20, 1.0
880

COUCH GRASS
(See Doggrass, extract)

CORIANDER (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Condiments
Meats
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
54
1,300
1,000

CRETAN DITTANY
(See Dittany of Crete)

CROCUS, EXTRACT
(See Saffron, extract)

CORIANDER, OIL
Botanical name:

Coriandrum sativum L .
CUBEBS

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, raspberry, chocolate, coffee,
cola, fruit, liquor, sausage, root beer, spice,
ginger ale, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Liquors

Botanical name:

Piper cubeba L . f .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.1
4.5
8.8
9.3
7.4
12
47
30, 10

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
800

CUBEBS, OIL
Botanical name:

Piper cubeba L . f .

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, ginger
CORN SILK
Botanical name:

Zea mays L.

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Maple, nut, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
16, 28
10, 5.5
18, 12
21, 12

CUMIN
Botanical name:

COSTUS ROOT, OIL


Botanical name:

Cuminum cyminum L .

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Saussurea lappa Clarke


(Aplotaxis lappa Dec . , A .
auriculata DC . , Aucklandia
costus Falc.)

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
0.25
1.8
4.6
33
30, 25

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08
0.90
1.9
1.2
0.10

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,500
3,900, 300
1,000

CUMIN, BLACK
Botanical name:

Nigella sativa L.

Flavors in which used:


None listed

225

CUMIN, BLACK (cont'd)

DANDELION, FLUID EXTRACT

Foods in which used:


None reported

Botanical name: Taraxacum officinale Weber


Taraxacum erythrospermum Andn

CUMIN, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, fruit, maple, vanilla

Botanical name:

Cuminum cyminum L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.48
0.66
7.3
10
0.20
230
100, 40
40

DANDELION ROOT, EXTRACT SOLID


Botanical name: Taraxacum officinale Weber
Taraxacum erythrospermum Andrz
Flavors in which used:
Bitters, butter, caramel, floral, fruit, root
beer, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
10
Ice cream, ices
2.5, 20
Candy
40 , 8
Baked goods
27

CURACAO PEEL, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Citrus aurantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Orange, liquor
Foods in which used:
Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
35
6
8,
2
53

DAVANA, OIL
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1, 700

Botanical name: Artemisia pallens Wall .


Flavors in which used:
Fruit

CURACAO PEEL, OIL


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Citrus aurantium L.

Flavors in which used:


Berry, lime, orange, liquors
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
33
0.80
43
100, 4

DILL
Botanical name: Anethum graveolens L.
Flavors in which used:
Sausage, spice

CURRANT BUDS, BLACK, ABSOLUTE


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

Ribes nigrum L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, berry, raspberry
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3
6.5
8
11
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4,800
1 , 400
1,200
8,200

DILL, OIL

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
8
20
20

Botanical name: Anethum graveolens L.


Flavors in which used:
Strawberry, fruit, sausage, dill
226

DRAGON'S BLOOD, EXTRACT

DILL, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Liquors
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
5.8
9.9
5
20
8,
3.8
150
51
5
140

Botanical name:

Daemonorops spp. or other


botanical sources

Flavors in which used:


Bitters

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
300

DULSE
Botanical name:

Rhodymenia palmata (L.) G rev.

DILL SEED, INDIAN


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


None listed

Anethum sowa Roxb.


(Peucedanum graveolens Benth.
et Hook.; A. graveolens L.)

Foods in which used:


None reported

Flavors in which used:


Rye
ELDER FLOWERS
Foods in which used:
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
400
200
100, 3.3

Botanical name:

Sam bucus canadensis L .


>. nigra L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, wine, spice

DITTANY OF CRETE
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Wine

Origanum dictamnus L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages .
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
25
8.8

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
340
1
1
1
25

ELEMI, GUM
Botanical name:

Canarium commune L .
C. luzonicum (Miq.) A. Gray

DOGGRASS, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv.

Flavors in which used:


Maple

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
2
4
6
6

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.13
0.25
0.25
0.25

ELEMI, OIL
Botanical name:

DRACO RUBIN, EXTRACT


(See Dragon's blood, extract)
227

Canarium commune L.
C. luzonicum (Miq.) A. Gray

ELEMI, OIL (cont'd)

FENNEL, COMMON

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit, vermouth, spice

Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Soups

Foeniculum vulgare Mill.

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.71
5,
0.25
15, 0.25
7.5
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
800
300 , 6, 500
50
2,400

ERIGERON, OIL
FENNEL, SWEET
Botanical name:

Erigeron canadensis L.
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sauce

Foeniculum vulgare Mill. var.


dulce (DC.) Alef .

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.8, 0.13
3.5, 0.25
30, 0.25
1.
0.25
2

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
44
33
33
40, 300

ESTRAGON, OIL
Botanical name:

Artemisia dracunculus L .

FENNEL, SWEET, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice, liquor, root beer, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Liquors

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.79
0.70, 0.50
0 . 85
17
26
40
3,
1

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, licorice, anise, rye, sausage
root beer, sarsaparilla, spice, wintergreen,
birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments
Meats
Liquors

EUCALYPTUS, OIL
Botanical name:

Foeniculum vulgare M ill . var .


dulce (DC.) Alef.

Eucalyptus globulus Labille

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.9
0.38
22
19
0.10, 10
2
40, 100
10, 20

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, mint, root beer, spice, ginger ale
FENUGREEK
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
50, 0.50
76
130
10

Botanical name:

Trigonella foenum - graecum L .

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, maple, black walnut, spice

228

FLORENCE FENNEL
(See Fennel, sweet)

FENUGREEK (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
470
15, 560
600
570
420, 800
250
450

FRANKINCENSE
(See Olibanum, oil)

GALANGAL ROOT
Botanical name:

FENUGREEK, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Alpinia officinarum Hance


A . galanga Willd.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, vermouth, spice, ginger ale

Trigonella foenum - graecum L .

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate,
coffee, fruit, maple, meat, black walnut,
walnut, root beer, spice, vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
750

GALANGAL ROOT, EXTRACT


>ods in which used:
Beverages ....
Ice cream, ices .
Candy
Baked goods . . .
Puddings
Chewing gum . . .
Condiments . . .
Meats
Sirups
Pickles
Liquors
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
50
85
280
99
30
7.6
150
0.40, 0.60
170
90
20
37

Botanical name:

Alpinia officinarum Hance


A. galanga Willd.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, liquor, spice, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Bitters
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.10
0.30
0.20
0.10
80
350

FENUGREEK, OLEORESIN
GALANGAL ROOT, OIL
Botanical name:

Trigonella foenum - graecum L .


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, maple, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
Sirups

Alpinia officinarum Hance


A. galanga Willd.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, spice, ginger

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
290
72
90
72
500
300

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Liquors

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.27
0.40
1.5
2.3
2
1

FINOCHIO
(See Fennel, sweet)
GALBANUM, OIL
F LEABANE, OIL
(See Erigeron, oil)

Botanical name:

229

Ferula galbaniflua Boiss. et Buhse


and other Ferula species

GALBANUM, OIL (cont'd)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.16
0.84
1.7
1.8

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.83
0.50, 1
1.7
1,
2
12

GENET, EXTRACT
GALBANUM, RESIN
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Ferula galbaniflua Boiss . et


Buhse and other Ferula species

Spartium junceum L .

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.04, 0.25
0.05, 0.50
1.7
2.4
50

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4

GENTIAN ROOT, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Gentiana lutea L.

Flavors in which used:


Angostura, chocolate, cola, fruit, vermouth,
maple, root beer, vanilla

GAMBIR, GUM
(See Catechu, powder)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liqueurs

GAMBIR CATECHU
(See Catechu, powder)

GARDEN ROSEMARY, OIL


(See Rosemary, oil)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
26
47
120
160
13

GERANIUM, ROSE, OIL


GARLIC, OIL
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, lemon, cola, geranium, rose, violet,
cherry, honey, rum, brandy, cognac, nut,
vanilla, spice, ginger ale

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, garlic

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 0.03
0.04
2.9
6
12
16

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin dessert
Chewing gum
Jelly

GENET, ABSOLUTE
Botanical name:

Pelargonium graveolens L'Her.

Allium sativum L.

Spartium junceum L .
230

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.6
2.8
6.9
8.1
1.1, 2
210
5.2

GHATTI, GUM
Botanical name:

GINGER, OLEORESIN
Anogeissus latifolia Wall .

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Flavors in which used:


Ginger
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,100
800

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

GINGER
Botanical name:

Zingiber officinale Rosc .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
79
36, 65
27
52
10, 1,000
30 , 250

Zingiber officinale Rosc .

Flavors in which used:


Apple, plum, sausage, eggnog, pumpkin,
ginger, ginger ale, ginger beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Meats

GLYCYRRHIZA
(See Licorice root)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
44
220
2, 500
1,500

GLYCYRRHIZA, EXTRACT
(See Licorice, extract)

GLYCYRRHIZIN, AMMONIATED
Botanical name:

Glycyrrhiza glabra L. and other


spp. of Glycyrrhiza

GINGER, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, anise, root beer, ginger beer, wintergreen, birch beer

Zingiber officinale Rosc.

Flavors in which used:


Cola, sausage, root beer, ginger, ginger ale,
ginger beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
65
43
83
100
15
56

GRAINS OF PARADISE
Botanical name:

Aframomum melegueta (Rosc.)


. Schum .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, ginger, ginger ale, pepper

GINGER, OIL
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
51
5,
62
5,

Zingiber officinale Rosc .


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Flavors in which used:


Root beer, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
20
14
47
13
12

GRAMINIS
(See Doggrass, extract)

231

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
43
120
120

GRAPEFRUIT, OIL
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy

Citrus paradisi Macf .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
12
10

Flavors in which used:


Grapefruit, lemon, lime, orange, peach

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Toppings

GUM BENJAMIN
(See Benzoin, resin)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
160
180
630
370
250
1,500
400

HAW BARK, BLACK, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, cola, maple, walnut

GUAIAC WOOD, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Guaiacum officinale L.
G. sanctum L.
Bulnesia sarmienti Lorentz

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Viburnum prunifolium L.

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
6
2.5
6
6

HEDEONA, OIL
(See Pennyroyal, oil)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
760
4
8
70

HEMLOCK, OIL
Spruce, Oil
Botanical name:

Tsuga canadensis (L.) Carr ,


T. heterophylla (Raf.) Sarg.
Picea mariana (Mill.)
P. glauca (Moench) Voss

GUAIAC WOOD, OIL


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer, spice

Guaiacum officinale L .
G . sanctum L.
Bulnesia sarmienti Lorentz

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, rose, fruit, honey,
ginger, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.1
4.1
9.2
8.1
4.2
60

HICKORY BARK, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Carya species

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, rum, maple, nut, spice,
tobacco, smoke

GUARANA, GUM
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6.2
15
11
2,
4
1
44

Paullinia cupana HBK.


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Flavors in which used:


Cola

232

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
21, 40
0.01, 25
48

HICKORY BARK, EXTRACT (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Condiments
Liquors

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
48
65
70

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.7
2
680
2

HORSEMINT LEAVES, EXTRACT


HIPBERRIES, EXTRACT
(See Rose hips, extract)

Botanical name:

HOPS, EXTRACT

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Botanical name:

Humulus lu pulu s L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
160

Botanical name:

Hyssopus officinalis L .

Flavors in which used:


Bitters

Humulus lu pulu s L .
Foods in which used:
Bitters

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, fruit, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
600

HYSSOP

HOPS, EXTRACT SOLID


Botanical name:

Monarda species

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8
20, 75
0.70, 50
0.80, 40

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
600

HYACINTH, ABSOLUTE
Botanical name:

Hyacinthus orientalis L.

Foods in which used:


Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6

HOPS, OIL
HYSSOP, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Humulus lupulu s L .
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, grape, whisky, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments

Hyssopus officinalis L.

Flavors in which used:


Liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
1.7
2.5
2.9
2.2
20, 35

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
13
50

HYSSOP, OIL
HOREHOUND (HOARHOUND), EXTRACT

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, spice

Marrubium vulgare L .

Flavors in which used:


Maple, nut, root beer
233

Hyssopus officinalis L .

HYSSOP, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.7
0.25
14
0.25, 33
5,
50

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.70
1,
1.5
1,
3.4
1,
15.
1

JASMINE, OIL
IMMORTELLE, EXTRACT

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, strawberry, floral, cherry

Helichrysum angustifolium DC .

Jasminum grandiflorum L .

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Candy
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jelly

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.2
16
15
11
0.01
0.50

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.63
1.6
3
9.3
0.50, 1
1.4
0.25

JASMINE, SPIRITUS
INDIAN GUM
(See Ghatti, gum)

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, strawberry, fruit

INDIAN TRAGACANTH
(See Karaya, gum)

JASMINE, ABSOLUTE
Botanical name:

Jasminum grandiflorum L .

Jasminum grandiflorum L .

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, orange,
violet, cherry, grape, honey, muscatel, almond,
pistachio

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Cherries

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1
0.75
3
4
1
10

JUNIPER, EXTRACT
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.41
1.3
0 . 80
2.9
0.10, 0.50
30

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, root beer, sarsaparilla, wintergreen,
birch beer
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
53
Ice cream, ices
5
Candy
5
Baked goods
5

JASMINE, CONCRETE
Botanical name:

Juniperus communis L .

Jasminum grandiflorum L .
JUNIPER, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Berry, fruit

Botanical name:
234

Juniperus communis L.

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, chocolate, cocoa, coffee,
cola, walnut, root beer

JUNIPER, OIL (cont'd)


Flavors in which used:
Berry, cola, pineapple, gin, rum, whisky,
root beer, ginger, meat

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Meats
Liquors

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
32
1.9
4.3
11
0.01
0.10
20
0.95

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
120
220
160
150

KRAMERIA, EXTRACT
(See Rhatany, extract)

KULLO
(See Karaya, gum)
JUNIPER BERRIES
Botanical name:

Juniperus communis L.

KUTEERAL
(See Karaya, gum)

Flavors in which used:


Gin
LABDANUM, ABSOLUTE
Foods in which used:
Condiments
Liquors . . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
60
2,000, 60

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, vanilla

KADAYA
(See Karaya, gum)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

KARAYA, GUM
Botanical name:

Cistus ladaniferus L .

Sterculia urens Roxb .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
9.8
5.6
23
0.06
1
19

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, spice
LABDANUM, OIL
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Toppings
Emulsions

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
1,300
1 ,
44
36
40
3, 500
20 , 18,000

Botanical name:

Cistus ladaniferus L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

KATILO
(See Karaya, gum)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.41
0.78
2
0.75

LABDANUM, OLEORESIN
KOLA NUT, EXTRACT
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Cistus ladaniferus L .

Cola acuminata Schott et Endl.


Flavors in which used:
Fruit, vanilla
235

LAVENDER, ABSOLUTE

LABDANUM, OLEORESIN (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
2
5.5
4

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

LAUREL BERRIES
Botanical name:

Laurus nobilis L.

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
450

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.20, 7.5
0.40
2,
14
2,
6.3

LAVENDER, CONCRETE
Botanical name:

LAUREL LEAVES, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Lavandula officinalis Chaix

Lavandula officinalis Chaix

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Laurus nobilis L.
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Spiced vegetables .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 0. 20
0.08
0.03, 0.25
0.25

LAVENDER, OIL
LAVANDIN, OIL
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Hybrids between Lavandula


officinalis Chaix and Lavandula
latifolia Vill.

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, pineapple, ginger ale

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Lavandula officinalis Chaix

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.5
12
18
18
0.30

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.9
7.8
5.5
8.3
220

LEMON, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.

LAVENDER
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Lemon

Lavandula officinalis Chaix

Flavors in which used:


Ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.08

236

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1,000
540, 4,000
400, 12,000
8,900
10,000

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, licorice, anise, maple, root beer

LEMON, OIL
Botanical name:

Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Sirups

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, loganberry, strawberry, butter,
grapefruit, lemon, lime, orange, cola, coco
nut, honey, wine, rum, root beer, ginger

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Sirups
Icings
Cereals

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
230
3 80
1,100
580
340
1 , 900
10, 80
25, 40
65
65
600
140

LICORICE, EXTRACT POWDER


Botanical name:

Glycyrrhiza glabra L .

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, anise, maple, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Candy
Chewing gum

LEMON, OIL, TERPENELESS


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
33
39
130
84
4
29,000
50

Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
110
200
200
6,500
22,000

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, fruit, ginger, ginger ale
LICORICE ROOT
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Toppings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
25
68
50
80
110, 670
1 , 000

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Licorice, root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

LEMON-GRASS, OIL
Botanical name:

Cymbopogon citratus DC .
C. flexuosus Stapf

Botanical name:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.4
9.2
38
38
290
220

Citrus aurantifolia (Christman)


Swingle

Flavors in which used:


Grapefruit, lemon, lemon-lime, lime, orange,
cola, fruit, rum, nut, ginger

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments

LICORICE, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
130
460
75
3,200

LIME, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, fruit
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Glycyrrhiza glabra L .

Glycyrrhiza glabra L. and other


species of Glycyrrhiza
237

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
130
160
680
3 70
200
3,100
20

LIME, OIL, TERPENELESS

LOVAGE

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Citrus aurantifolia (Christman)


Swingle

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, maple, walnut

Flavors in which used:


Lemon, lemon-lime, lime, cola, pineapple,
ginger, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Sirups

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Table sirup

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15
17
37
22
26
0.10
8

LINALOE WOOD, OIL

Levisticum officinale Koch

Flavors in which used:


Berry, butter, butterscotch, caramel, coffee,
fruit, maple, meat, black walnut, spice

Bursera delpechiana Poiss.


and related Bursera species

Flavors in which used:


Berry, citrus, fruit, liquor, ginger

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquor

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4,
30
18
28
25
0.08

LOVAGE, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Levisticum officinale Koch

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Table sirup
Icings

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.3
3.8
16
15
1

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.8
18
26
24
40
66
0.07

LOVAGE, OIL
LINDEN FLOWERS

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, caramel, coffee, fruit,
licorice, liquor, maple, nut, walnut, spice

Tilia glabra Vent .

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, vermouth

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,000

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Table sirup
Icings

LOCUST, GUM
Botanical name:

Ceratonia siliqua L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments
Toppings

Levisticum officinale Koch

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
0.60
0 . 83
2.4
3.7
6.8
10

MACE
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,900
1,200
150
980
1,500, 6,000

Botanical name:

Myristica fragrans Houtt.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, meat, spice

23 8

MACE (cont'd)

MARIGOLD, OIL
(See Tagetes, oil)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
350
40
1,300
43
500, 2,000

MARIGOLD, POT
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

MACE, OIL
Botanical name:

Myristica fragrans Houtt .

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, cocoa, coconut, cola, fruit, nut,
spice, ginger ale
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6
4.5
23
68
37
12
33

Majorana hortensis Moench .


(Origanum majorana L.)

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Condiments
Meats . . .

MACE, OLEORESIN

MARJORAM, POT

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Myristica fragrans Houtt.

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
360
800
100, 600
35

Botanical name:

Origanum vulgare L .

Majorana hortensis Moench.


(Origanum majorana L . )

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Citrus reticulata Blanco

Flavors in which used:


Orange, tangerine, cherry, grape

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
75
37

MARJORAM, SWEET

MANDARIN, OIL
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
44
33
33

MARJORAM, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats

Calendula officinalis L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
62
160
350
190
30
83

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
2,000
200
510
150

MARJORAM, SWEET, OIL


Botanical name:

Majorana hortensis Moench.


(Origanum majorana L . )

Flavors in which used:


Vermouth, wine, spice

239

MARJORAM, SWEET, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
1
4
15
8

MOUNTAIN MAPLE, EXTRACT SOLID


Botanical name:

Majorana hortensis Moench .


(Origanum majorana L.)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Condiments
Meats

Acer spicatum Lam .

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, malt, maple

MARJORAM SEED
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
1.7

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
750
70, 700
200, 3,500

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
100
8
2,
60
44

MUCARA
(See Karaya, gum)

MUSK AMBRETTE
(See Flavoring Agents, Sub-Group A)

MARSHMALLOW ROOT
(See Althea root)

MUSK TONQUIN
MELISSA, EXTRACT
(See Balm leaves, extract)

Botanical name:

Moschus moschiferus L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, maple, molasses

MELISSA, OIL
(See Balm, oil)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

MEXICAN OREGANO
(See Oregano)

MEXICAN SAGE
(See Oregano)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.67
0.62
2
2.7
3

MUSTARD, BLACK
(See Mustard, brown)

MILFOIL
(See Yarrow, herb)

MUSTARD, BROWN
MIMOSA, ABSOLUTE
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Acacia decurrens Willd . var .


dealbata

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Brassica .juncea (L.) Coss .


(brown)
Brassica nigra (L.) Koch, (blackl

Flavors in which used:


Mustard, spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.79
21

Foods in which used:


Condiments
Meats . . .
240

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,200
2,300

NARINGEN, EXTRACT

MUSTARD, WHITE
(See Mustard, yellow)

Botanical name:
MUSTARD, YELLOW
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, grapefruit, pineapple

Brassica hirta Moench .


(Brassica alba (L.) Boiss.)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Icecream, ices
Liquors

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
350
20
8,200
1,400
2,500, 38,000

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
71
5.7
0.20

NEROLI BIGARDE, OIL


Botanical name:

Citrus aurantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Berry, orange, cola, cherry, spice, ginger ale

MYRCIA, OIL
(See Bay leaves, West Indian, oil)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

MYRRH, GUM
Botanical name:

Citrus paradis i Macf .

Commiphora molmol Engler


C. abys snica (Berg) Engler
and other Commiphora spp.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
3.2
8.9
16
40

NUTMEG
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, liquor, tobacco, smoke

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Soups

Botanical name:
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
84
0.13
0.13, 10
0.15
1.2
10

Flavors in which used:


Cola, vermouth, sausage, eggnog, nutmeg

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

MYRRH, OIL
Botanical name:

Commiphora molmol Engler


C. abys snica (Berg) Engler
and other Commiphora spp.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
700
550
2,000
100
670
100

NUTMEG, OIL
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Honey, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Myristica fragrans Houtt .

Myristica fragrans Houtt.

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, chocolate, lemon, cola, apple,
grape, muscatel, rum, sausage, eggnog,
pistachio, root beer, cinnamon, dill, ginger,
mace, nutmeg, vanilla

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.3
8.3
1.3
13

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
241

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
14
13
19

NUTMEG, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Sirups
Icings

ONION, OIL
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
75
1.2, 640
21
150
16
30,2

Botanical name: Allium L .


Flavors in which used:
Meat, onion, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

OAK CHIPS, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Que rcus alba L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.50
0.50
1.9
2.2
10
16

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, whisky
ORANGE, OIL, DISTILLED
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Whisky

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.5, 21
2.5, 84
2.5, 63
63
1,000

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Orange, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

OAK MOSS, ABSOLUTE


Botanical name:

Evernia prunastri ( L . ) Ach .


E . furfuracea (L.) Mann
and other lichens

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, honey, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.8
0.41
0.81
2.5
0.15
40
0.50

Botanical name:

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Flavors in which used:


Grapefruit, orange, cola, pineapple, liquor,
root beer, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings . . .
Chewing gum
Condiments

Boswellia carteri Birdw .


and other Boswellia spp.

Flavors in which used:


Cola, fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
130
140
690
440
500, 45
930

ORANGE, OIL, TERPENELESS

OLIBANUM, OIL
Botanical name:

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
17
38
25
230
13, 1 60
25

ORANGE BLOSSOMS, ABSOLUTE


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.60
1.2
3.3
3.7

Botanical name:

Citrus aurantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit

242

ORANGE BLOSSOMS, ABSOLUTE (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Flavors in which used:


Orange, ginger ale

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
17
7.3
5.7
!
15
10

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

ORANGE FLOWERS

ORANGE PEEL, SWEET, OIL

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Citrus aurantium L.

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, cola

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100, 2,000

Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
210
Ice cream, ices
330
Candy
1,000
Baked goods
430
Condiments
32
Meats
10
Gelatin desserts and puddings 1,300
Chewing gum
4,200
Sirups
0.34
Icings
190
Liquors
5
Cereals
49

ORANGE LEAF, ABSOLUTE


Citrus aurantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, orange, cola, banana, pear, root
beer, ginger ale

ORANGE FLOWERS, BITTER, OIL


(See Neroli bigarde, oil)

Botanical name:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.02
0.10
0.25
0.25

ORANGE PEEL, SWEET, OIL, TERPENELESS


Botanical name:

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Flavors in which used:


Orange, fruit

ORANGE PEEL, BITTER, OIL


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatins and puddings . . .

Citrus au rantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Orange, fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
67
71
150
110
300
500
4

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
43
83
190
240
600

OREGANO
Botanical name:

Mexican: Lippia species,


usually L. graveolens HBK.
European: Origanum spp.
Elsewhere: Other genera including
Coleus, Lantana and Hyptis

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, cherry, sausage, root beer, spice

ORANGE PEEL, SWEET, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
99
170
320, 330
320, 330

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck


243

OREGANO (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
320
400
2,800
540

OREGANUM
(See Oregano)

PALE CATECHU
(See Catechu, powder)

ORIGAN
(See Oregano)

PALMA CHRISTI, OIL


(See Castor, oil)

ORIGANUM, OIL (EXTRACTIVE)

PALMA ROSA, OIL

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Thymus capitatus Hoffm . et Link


(syn. Coridothymus capitatus
Reichb.)

Cymbopogon martinii (Roxb . )


Stapf.

Flavors in which used:


Rose, fruit, spice

Flavors in which used:


Vermouth, sausage, root beer, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
9.2
29
56
31
2
10, 120

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.60, 33
30
37

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.2
1.7
12
13

PAPRIKA
Botanical name:

Capsicum annuum L .

ORRIS, CONCRETE, LIQUID, OIL


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Iris florentina L .

Flavors in which used:


Blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, violet,
cherry, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Icings

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.7
0.52
1.1
1.3
0.56
8.8
4

PAPRIKA, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Capsicum annuum L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, meat, spice

ORRIS ROOT, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1 , 900
1,000
7,400
7,500, 1,000

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Iris florentina L.

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, nut, vanilla, cream soda
244

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1,
25
1
0.56
1.2
100
96

PARSLEY
Botanical :

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Petroselinum crispum (Miller)


Nyman
(P . sativum Hoffm . )

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

PEGU CATECHU, EXTRACT


(See Catechu, extract)
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3,000
850
2,700
1,000
500

PENNYROYAL, OIL
Botanical name:

PARSLEY, OIL
Botanical name:

Hedeoma pulegioides (L.) Pers .


(American)
Mentha pulegium L. var. eriantha
(European and North African)

Flavors in which used:


Mint
Petroselinum crispum (Miller)
Nyman
(P . sativum Hoffm . )

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.4
0.20, 0.25
4.1
8.5
4.9

Botanical name:

Piper nigrum L.

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups
Pickles

Petroselinum crispum (Miller)


Nyman
(P. sativum Hoffm.)

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5,
30

PATCHOULY, OIL

Piper nigrum L .

Flavors in which used:


Meat, spice

Pogostemon cablin Benth .


P . heyneanus Benth .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Cola, fruit, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
30
1 , 200
690
1,700
27, 100
7.2,230

PEPPER, BLACK, OIL


Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5, 5
3.7
14
20, 24

PEPPER, BLACK

PARSLEY, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
6.3
10
43, 220

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.88
1.1
245

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.7
0.10, 20
5.3
8.5
17
140

PEPPER, BLACK, OLEORESDM

PEPPER, WHITE, OLEORESIN

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Piper nigrum L.

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, pepper
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Spice
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15
1,
20
1,
15
1,600
370
230

Foods in which used:


Meats

PEPPERMINT LEAVES
Capsicum frutescens L .
(Capsicum annuum L.)

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Liver, sausage, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15, 240
270
630
310
11, 59

Mentha piperita L .

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, cordials, creme de menthe,
peppermint, nut, spice
Approx. Avg
Foods in which used:
Maximum ppm
Beverages
99
Ice cream, ices
110
Candy
1,200
Baked goods
300
Gelatin desserts and puddings
75, 200
Chewing gum
8, 300
Meats
8
Liquors
240
Icings
5,
54
Toppings
650

PEPPER, WHITE
Piper nigrum L .

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Mentha piperita L .

PEPPERMINT, OIL
Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
50

PEPPER TREE, OIL


(See Schinus molle, oil)

PEPPER, RED
Botanical name:

Piper nigrum L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
5.9, 140
450
2,700
600
500

PERSIC, OIL
(See Apricot kernel, oil)

PETITGRAIN, LEMON, OIL


PEPPER, WHITE, OIL

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, fruit

Piper nigrum L.

Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f.

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.60

246

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8.6
9.3
35
35

PETITGRAIN, MANDARIN, OIL


Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Citrus reticulata Blanco var .


Mandarin

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Orange, tangerine, grape

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Pinus sylvestris L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.3
4.1
4.5
11
0.43

PINE NEEDLE, DWARF, OIL


Botanical name:

Pinus mugo Turra var . pumilio


(Haenke) Zenari

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, pineapple, liquor

PETITGRAIN, OIL
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Citrus aurantium L .

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, lime,
neroli, orange, cola, violet, apple, banana,
cherry, grape, peach, pear, honey, muscatel,
nut, ginger, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
1.4
5.3
17
0.20
4.1
15

Botanical name:

Abies sibirica Ledeb.


A. alba Mill
A. sachalinensis Masters
A . mayriana Miyabe and Kudo

Flavors in which used:


Pineapple, citrus, liquor, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Pimenta officinalis Lindl.

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, fruit, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meat products

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.39
0.63
1.9
1.9

PINE NEEDLE, OIL

PIMENTA LEAF, OIL


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6
3
2

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.5
0.62
5.2
2.7

PINE TAR, OIL


Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.8
1.3
35
32
0.06
80
80
160

Botanical name:

Pinus palustris Mill, and other


species of Pinus

Flavors in which used:


Licorice

Foods in which used:


Ice cream, ices
Candy

, MOUNTAIN, OIL
(See Pine needle, dwarf, oil)

PINUS PUMILIO, OIL


(See Pine needle, dwarf, oil)

PINE, SCOTCH, OIL


247

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
10

PIPSISSEWA LEAVES, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

QUACK GRASS
(See Doggrass, extract)

Chimaphila umbellata Nutt .


QUASSIA, EXTRACT

Flavors in which used:


Root beer, sarsaparilla, wintergreen, birch
beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy . .

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
41
75

Quassia amara L.
Picrasma excelsa (Sw.) Planch.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, citrus, cherry, grape, liquor, root
beer, sarsaparilla, vanilla

PLANTAROME
(See Yucca, Mohave, extract)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.4
50
3.4

POMEGRANATE BARK, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Pnica granatum L.

QUEBRACHO BARK, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

POPPY SEED
Botanical name:

Papaver somniferum L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Schinopsis lorentzii (Griseb.) Engl.


(Quebrachia lorentzzi Griseb.)
Aspidosperma quebracho- bianco
Schlecht.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, rum, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
8,600

PYROLIGNEOUS ACID

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, caramel, rum, tobacco,
smoke, vanilla

QUICK GRASS
(See Doggrass, extract)

Foods in which used:


Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
15
51
33
30
30, 300

QUILLAIA
Botanical name:

Qu illaja saponaria Molina

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, root beer, spice

PYROLIGNEOUS ACID, EXTRACT


Free from water-soluble components and from tars
Flavors in which used:
Smoke

Foods in which used:


Baked goods ....
Meats
Alcoholic beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
23
27
28

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
50, 200
100, 300
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Sirups

QUININE, EXTRACT
(See Cinchona, extract)

248

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
95
0.12
18
6.8

QUINCE SEED, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum
Jellies

Cydonia oblonga Mill.


(Cydonia vulgaris Pers.)

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 40
0.06, 20
1

ROSE HIPS, EXTRACT


Hipberries, extract
Botanical name:

RHATANY, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Krame ria triandra Ruiz et Pavon


(Peruvian)
. argentea Martius (Brazilian)

Rosa canina L.
R. gallica L.
R. condita Scop.
R. rugosa Thunb.
and other Rosa species

Flavors in which used:


None listed

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, bitters, fruit, rum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.51
0.68
2.6
0.57
0.5, 0.01
15
0.05

Foods in which used:


None reported

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
31
40
63 , 8
10

ROSEMARY
Botanical name:

Rosmarinus officinalis L.

Flavors in which used:


Meat, spice
RICINUS, OIL
(See Castor, oil)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Condiments
Meats

ROSE, ABSOLUTE
Botanical name:

Rosa alba L .
R. centifolia L. and varieties of
these species

ROSEMARY, OIL

Flavors in which used:


Berry, rose, fruit, nut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Botanical name:

Rosmarinus officinalis L .

Flavors in which used:


Citrus, peach, meat, ginger

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.63
1.2
2
1.6

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

ROSE, BULGARIAN, TRUE OTTO, OIL


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
700
680
380

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.6
0.50, 4
7.5
6.3
2.9
40

Rosa damascena Mill.

Flavors in which used:


Loganberry, raspberry, strawberry, orange,
rose, violet, cherry, grape, peach, honey,
muscatel, maple, almond, pecan, ginger ale

ROSE WATER, STRONGER


Botanical name:

249

Rosa centifolia L.

ROSE WATER, STRONGER (cont'd)


Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, cola

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3, 7.5
1.3, 9
6^3
1 .9, 14
50

SAGE
RUE
Botanical name:
Botanical name:

Salvia officinalis L .

Ruta graveolens L .
Flavors in which used:
Fruit, spice

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Baked goods
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
6

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
300
170
1,500

RUE, OIL
SAGE, OIL
Botanical name:

Ruta graveolens L.
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, raspberry, coconut, grape, peach,
rum, cheese, nut, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Flavors in which used:


Berry, grape, liquors, meat, creme de menthe,
nutmeg, sage

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.2
1.3
4.1
3.3
1

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Pickles

SAFFRON
Botanical name:

Salvia officinalis L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
3.7
16
11
14
30
14
110
2.4

Crocus sativus L.
SAGE, OLEORESIN

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, liquor, spice

Botanical name:
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Baked goods
Meats
Liquors

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.3
10
260
200

Salvia officinalis L .

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice

Foods in which used:


Condiments
Meats
. .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
100
100

SAFFRON, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

SAGE, SPANISH, OIL

Crocus sativus L .

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Honey, rum

Salvia lavandulaefolia Vahl.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, spice
250

SAGE, SPANISH, OIL (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Flavors in which used:


Rum, root beer
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,
11
2,
44
20
20
50
40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
290
10
100
50

SASSAFRAS LEAVES (Safrol-free)


SAIGON CINNAMON
(See Cinnamon)

Botanical name:

SAIGON CINNAMON LEAF, OIL


(See Cinnamon leaf, oil)

Foods in which used:


Soups

SANDALWOOD, EAST INDIAN, OIL


(See Sandalwood, yellow, oil)

SAUNDERS, WHITE, OIL


(See Sandalwood, yellow, oil)

SANDALWOOD, YELLOW, OIL

SAVORY, SUMMER

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Santalum album L.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
30,000

Satureja hortensis L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Flavors in which used:


Floral, fruit, honey, ginger ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Sassafras albidum (Nutt.) Nees

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.4
7.5
7.7
6.6
47

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
800, 850
200
1,100

SAVORY, SUMMER, OIL


Botanical name:

SAPONIN
(See Quillaia)

Flavors in which used:


Spice

SARSAPARILLA, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Satureja hortensis L .

Smilax species
Foods in which used:
Condiments
Candy
Baked goods

Flavors in which used:


Cola, mint, root beer, sarsaparilla, wintergreen, birch beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
190
130
1 , 000
2,000

SAVORY, SUMMER, OLEORESIN


Botanical name:

Satureja hortensis L.

Flavors in which used:


Spice

SASSAFRAS BARK, EXTRACT (Safrol-free)


Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 50
4
4

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Sassafras albidum (Nutt.) Nees


251

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4
4
50, 35

Flavors in which used:


Berry, plum, liquor

SAVORY, WINTER
Botanical name:

Satureja montana L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Cordials

SAVORY, WINTER, OIL


Botanical name:

Satureja montana L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
110
50, 100
40
45
43,000

SLOE BERRIES, EXTRACT SOLID

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.0
4.0
50

Botanical name:

Prunus spinosa L .

SMALLAGE
(See Lovage)
SAVORY, WINTER, OLEORESDSf
Botanical name:

Satureja montana L .

SMALLAGE, EXTRACT
(See Lovage, extract)

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

SMALLAGE, OIL
(See Lovage, oil)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.0
4.0
50

SMELLAGE
(See Lovage)

SMELLAGE, EXTRACT
(See Lovage, extract)

SCHINUS MOLLE, OIL


Botanical name:

Schinus molle L.
SMELLAGE, OIL
(See Lovage, oil)

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
10
3

SNAKEROOT, CANADIAN, OIL


Botanical name:

As arum canadense L .

Flavors in which used:


Ginger, ginger ale, wintergreen, birch beer
SIBERIAN FIR, OIL
(See Pine needle, oil)
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

SLOE BERRIES
Botanical name:

Prunus spinosa L .

Flavors in which used:


Sloe gin
SOAP BARK
(See Quillaia)
SLOE BERRIES, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Prunus spinosa L .

SPANISH HOPS
(See Dittany of Crete)
252

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
1.9
1,
5
8.3
8.3
1.4, 4

SPANISH ORIGANUM
(See Origanum, oil (extractive))

Foods in which used (cont'd):


Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
18
33, 50

SPEARMINT
Botanical name:

Mentha spicata L.

SPIRAL FLAG, OIL


(See Costus root, oil)

Flavors in which used:


Spearmint

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Meats
Condiments

SPRUCE, OIL
(See Hemlock, oil)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
500
500
1,000

STERCULIA
(See Karaya, gum)

SPEARMINT, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

ST. JOHN'S BREAD


(See Carob bean, extract)

Mentha spicata L .

Flavors in which used:


Meat, spearmint, spice

STORAX
Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,100
100
0.20

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, fruit, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy

Baked goods
Chewing gum
Toppings

SPEARMINT, OIL
Botanical name:

Mentha spicata L.

Flavors in which used:


Butter, caramel, citrus, fruit, garlic, soy,
spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Fats and oils
Icings

Liquidambar orientalis Mill.


Liquidambar styraciflua L.

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
200
60
600
1,800
100,000
180
50,000

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2
2
13
23
300
15

STYRAX, GUM
(See Storax)

STYRAX, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Liquidambar orientalis Mill.


Liquidambar styraciflua L.

Flavors in which used:


Chocolate, fruit, liquor
SPIKE LAVENDER, OIL
Botanical name:

Lavandula latifolia Vill.


(Lavandula s pica DC.)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Flavors in which used:


Floral, fruit, mint, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10, 11
10, 44

SWEET FLAG
(See Calamus)
253

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.84
0.25, 0.60
3.5
4,
6
0.04

SWEET FLAG, OIL


(See Calamus, oil)

TARRAGON, OIL
(See Estragon, oil)

TAGETES, OIL

TERRA JAPONICA
(See Catechu, powder)

Botanical name:

Tagetes erecta L.
Tagetes patula L.
T . glandulifera Schrank

THYME

Flavors in which used:


Fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Condiments

Botanical name:

Thymus vulgaris L .

Flavors in which used:


Meat, tuna, spice

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
4.1
7.4
9
13
7
20

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy
Baked goods
Meats
Soups

TANGAN -TANGAN, OIL


(See Castor, oil)

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
13
5
550
360
500, 1,000

THYME, OIL
Botanical name:

Thymus vulgaris L .

TANGERINE, OIL
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Sausage, spice, thyme

Citrus reticulata Blanco

Flavors in which used:


Blueberry, mandarin, orange, tangerine,
fruit

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts
Chewing gum

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Condiments
Meats
Soups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
78
160
160
250
20
810

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
1.
5
20
1,
15
1.5, 5.3
100
18
33
0.13

THYME, WHITE, OIL


TAR, OIL
(See Pine tar, oil)

Botanical name:

Thymus vulgaris L .

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, liquor, thyme
TARRAGON
Botanical name:

Artemisia dracunculus L.

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments
Meats
Wine

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Baked goods
Condiments
Meats

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
20
23
260

254

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.01, 1
0.01
27
5.4
4,
8
15
5

TOLU, BALSAM, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Myroxylon balsamum L. Harms.


(M. toluiferum HBK.)

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, cherry, spice

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
32
150
57
71
2,
38

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, maple, vanilla
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.6
13
5.2
8
3

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Condiments
Meats
Soup bases
Pickles

Botanical name:

Curcuma longa L .

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Foods in which used:


Condiments
Meats
Pickles and brine

TRITICUM
(See Doggrass, extract)

Botanical name:

Polianthes tuberosa L .

Pinus palustris Mill, and other


Pinus species

Flavors in which used:


Spice

Flavors in which used:


Peach
Foods in which used:
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.26
0.45
1.5
1.7

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
15

TURPENTINE, STEAM DISTILLED


Botanical name:

Pinus palustris Mill, and other


Pinus species

Flavors in which used:


Spice

TURMERIC
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
640
20, 100
200

TURPENTINE, GUM

TUBEROSE, OIL

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
0.78
59
43
30, 40
40

TURMERIC, OLEORESIN

TRIFOLIUM, EXTRACT SOLID


(See Clover tops, red, extract solid)

Botanical name:

Curcuma longa L.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit, meat, cheese

Myroxylon balsamum L. Harms.


(M. toluiferum HBK.)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.05
760
200
30, 50
690

TURMERIC, EXTRACT

TOLU, BALSAM, GUM


Botanical name:

Foods in which used:


Puddings
Condiments
Meats
Soups
Pickles

Curcuma longa L .

Flavors in which used:


Coconut, ginger ale
255

VANILLA, EXTRACT

TURPENTINE, STEAM DISTILLED (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Candy . . .
Baked goods

Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
11
10, 20

Flavors in which used:


Strawberry, butter, butterscotch, caramel,
chocolate, cola, fruit, maple, root beer,
vanilla, cream soda

VALERIAN ROOT, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Vanilla planifolia Andrews


Vanilla tahetinsis J. W. Moore

Valeriana officinalis L .
Foods in which used:
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Sirups
Icings
Toppings

Flavors in which used:


Cheese, fruit, maple, black walnut, walnut,
vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
25
35
65
69
24

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
200
3,000
4,000
1 , 900
8.5, 54
2 , 000 , 4,800
2,700

VANILLA, OLEORESIN
Botanical name:

Vanilla planifolia Andrews


Vanilla tahetinsis J. W. Moore

VALERIAN ROOT, OIL


Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate,
fruit, maple, root beer, vanilla, cream soda

Valeriana officinalis L.

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, cheese, grape, peach, honey,
maple, black walnut

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Gelatin desserts

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
Condiments

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.52
0.36
2.6
3.1
0.02, 1.5

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
190
290
210
300
230
200

VIOLET LEAVES, ABSOLUTE


VANILLA
Botanical name:

Botanical name:
Vanilla planifolia Andrews
Vanilla tahetinsis J . W . Moore

Flavors in which used:


Berry, violet, fruit

Flavors in which used:


Butter, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate, fruit,
vanilla

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Puddings
Sirups
Icings
Toppings

Viola odorata L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
420
600
490
530
630
10
200, 630
300

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2.3
8.4
7.6
2,
24

WALNUT HULL, EXTRACT


Botanical name:

Juglans nigra L .
J. regia L.

Flavors in which used:


Walnut
256

WALNUT HULL, EXTRACT (cont'd)

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Icecream, ices
Candy
Baked goods

WORMWOOD, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
43 , 90
100, 170
130
100

Artemisia absinthium L.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, liquor, vermouth
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
15, 43
170
130
10, 40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Liquors

WHITE FLAG, EXTRACT


(See Orris root, extract)

WILD GINGER, CANADIAN, OIL


(See Snake root, Canadian, oil)

WORMWOOD, OIL
Botanical name:

Artemisia absinthium L.

WINTERGREEN, EXTRACT
Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, apple, vermouth, wine

Gauitheria procumbens L .

Flavors in which used:


Root beer, wintergreen

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Candy . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
10
900, 5,000

WINTERGREEN, OIL

YARROW, HERB

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Gaultheria procumbens L .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
29
5,
40

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Liquor . .

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
56
44
260
1 , 500
3,900

YELLOW MELILOT
(See Melilot herb)

YERBA SANTA, FLUID EXTRACT

WORMWOOD
Botanical name:

Achillea millefolium L .

Flavors in which used:


Liquor, root beer, spice

Flavors in which used:


Checkerberry, raspberry, teaberry, fruit, nut,
root beer, sassafrass, spice, wintergreen

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
14
0.50, 32
9
2
11

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors

Artemisia absinthium L.

Botanical name:

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, liquor

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Liquors

Eriodictyon californicum
(Hook, and Arn.) Torr.

Flavors in which used:


Fruit
Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
360
5

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
257

Approx . Avg
Maximum ppm
25
200
400
400

YLANG YLANG, OIL

YUCCA, MOHAVE, EXTRACT

Botanical name:

Botanical name:

Cananga odorata Hook . f .


and Thomson

Flavors in which used:


Raspberry, cola, violet, cherry, rum, ginger
ale

Foods in which used:


Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Chewing gum
Icings

Yucca schidigera Roezl ex Ortgies


(Y. mohavensis Sarg.)

Flavors in which used:


Root beer

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
0.95
1.4
2.9
2.9
18, 25
0.75

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
150

ZEDOARY
Botanical name:

Curcuma zedoaria (Berg.) Rose.

Flavors in which used:


Bitters, ginger ale
YUCCA, JOSHUA TREE
Botanical name:

Yucca brevifolia Engelm .

Foods in which used:


Beverages

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
2,000

Flavors in which used:


Root beer
ZEDOARY BARK, EXTRACT
Foods in which used:
Beverages . . .
Ice cream, ices

Approx. Avg
Maximum ppm
120
20

Botanical name:

258

Curcuma zedoaria (Berg.) Rose.

GROUP 12
MISCELLANEOUS YEAST FOODS, FIRMING AGENTS, TEXTURIZERS,
BINDERS, ANTI-CAKING AGENTS, ENZYMES

GROUP 12:

MISCELLANEOUS YEAST FOODS, FIRMING AGENTS, TEXTURIZERS, BINDERS,


ANTI-CAKING AGENTS, ENZYMES

Name

Function, Usage

Abietic Acid

Carrier
Enriched rice . Up to

Acetic Anhydride

Food starch modifier. Up to

Acetone

Solvent
Residual in spice oleoresins . Up to

Adipic Anhydride

5.0%

0.003%

0.12%

Anti- caking agent


Vanilla powder . Up to

Aluminum Potassium
Sulfate

0.0026%

Food- starch modifying agent


In presence of up to 5% acetic anhydride, up to

Aluminum Calcium Sulfate

Levels of Use

2.0%

Firming agent, carrier for bleaching agent


Pickles, sweet and dill
Cereal flours. Carrier for benzoyl peroxide in
bleached flours and cheeses . One part by weight of
benzoyl peroxide to six parts by weight of carrier
Blue cheese
Gorgonzola cheese. Milk may be bleached by the use
of benzoyl peroxide or a mixture of benzoyl with
potassium alum, calcium sulfate, and magnesium
carbonate; but the weight of the benzoyl peroxide is
not more than 0.002% of the weight of the milk being
bleached and the weight of the potassium alum, cal
cium sulfate, and magnesium carbonate, singly or
combined, is not more than six times the weight of
the benzoyl peroxide used

Aluminum Sodium Sulfate

Firming agent, carrier for bleaching agent


Same as for Aluminum Potassium Sulfate

Aluminum Starate

Chewing-gum base component

Aluminum Sulfate

Firming agent
Pickles, sweet and dill. Up to

Ammonium Chloride

Yeast food, dough conditioner


Yeast food in yeast production
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. Calcium sulfate, calcium
lactate, calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate,
ammonium phosphates, ammonium sulfate, ammonium
chloride, or any combination of two or more of these;
but the total quantity of such ingredients is not more
than 0.25 part for each 100 parts by weight of flour
used

Ammonium Sulfate

Yeast food, dough conditioner


Yeast food in production of champagne and other
sparkling wines
Same as for Ammonium Chloride

Aspergillus Oryzae,
preparation from

Amylase and protease


Bakery products . Bread, rolls, buns, etc.

261

1.0%

Function, Usage

Name

Candy glaze and polish . Up to

Beeswax
(Yellow wax, bleached
(white) wax)
Bentonite

Clarifying agent in wine, etc.

Bromelin

Enzyme for tenderizing meats

Brominated Vegetable Oils

Clouding agent. These high-density oils are blended with


low-density essential oils to make them easier to
emulsify
Used largely in soft drinks
Citrus -flavo red beverages
Ice cream, ices
Baked goods

Butadiene -Styrene Copolymer

Chewing-gum base component

Butane

Gas

Butyl Rubber, without


inhibitor (chewing-gum
grade)

Chewing-gum base component

Caffeine

Stimulant
Cola beverages . Up to

Calcium Carbonate

Firming agent
Firming tomatoes, apple slices

Calcium Hydroxide

0.02%

2.5%

0.05%
0.03%

0.051%
0.026%

Firming agent
Jelling ingredient
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly in amount necessary
Canned potatoes, canned sweet peppers. Calcium con
tent of the finished product, up to
Canned tomatoes. Calcium content of the finished
product, up to

Calcium Gluconate

0.0007
0.03
0.001
0.0015

Firming agent
Used to firm sliced apples and other fruit
Apple-pie mix, for firming slices
Jelling ingredient
Certain cheeses. Up to 0.02% of the weight of the milk
is added as an optional ingredient to aid coagulation
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly in amount necessary
Canned potatoes . Calcium content of the finished
product, up to
Canned tomatoes . Calcium content of the finished
product, up to

Calcium Citrate

0 . 4%

Yeast food, firming agent, carrier


Used in candies; in hard candies to prevent sticking;
in fudge to promote creaming. Up to
Cereal flours . Carrier for bleaching ingredient . One
part benzoyl peroxide per six parts carrier, maximum
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. See Ammonium Chloride

Calcium Chloride

Levels of Use

Firming agent
Firming various fruit products

262

0.51%
0 .026%

0.06%
0.05%
0.06%
0.02%

Function, Usage

Name
Calcium Lactate
Calcium Oxide

Levels of Use

Yeast food, dough conditioners


Bread, rolls, buns, etc. Same as for Ammonium
Chloride

Calcium Phosphate, dibasic


(Dicalcium orthophosphate)

Yeast food, dough conditioner


Constituent of bread improvers per 100 lbs of flour
Cereal flours. Carrier for bleaching ingredient.
One part benzoyl peroxide per six parts of carrier,
maximum
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. See Ammonium Chloride

Calcium Phosphate, mono


basic
(Monocalcium orthophosphate, monocalcium
acid phosphate)

Yeast food, dough conditioner, firming agent

Calcium Phosphate, tribasic

Anti- caking agent

Jelling ingredient
Bread, rolls, buns, etc.
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly
For canned potatoes, canned sweet peppers,
and canned tomatoes, see Calcium Citrate

Table salt
Powdered sugar
Malted milk powder
Condiments
Puddings
Meat dry-curing mixtures
Cereal flours . See Calcium Phosphate, dibasic
Vanilla powder. Anti- caking ingredient . Total
weight of such ingredients up to
Calcium Salts

Calcium Salts of fatty acids

Binder, anti-caking agent

Calcium Sulfate

Yeast food, dough conditioner, firming agent


Yeast food in brewing and other fermentation industries
Production of Spanish type or flor sherry, as potassium
sulfate, up to
Jelling ingredient
Cereal flours. Carrier for bleaching agent. One part
benzoyl peroxide per six parts carrier, maximum
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. See Ammonium Chloride
Blue cheese
Gorgonzola cheese . Bleach ingredient
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly
For canned potatoes, canned sweet peppers, and canned
tomatoes. See Calcium Citrate
Pressure-dispensing agent
Gassed creams (pressure-dispensed whipped cream)

Casein
Ammonium Caseinate
Calcium Caseinate
Potassium Caseinate
Sodium Caseinate

1.0%
1.5%
1.0%
0.0047 - 0.054%
0.05 - 0.1%

2.0%

Firming agent
Potatoes. Purified calcium chloride, calcium citrate,
calcium sulfate, monocalcium phosphate, or any
mixture of two or more such calcium salts in a quan
tity reasonably necessary to firm the potatoes, up to
Canned tomatoes. Purified calcium salts as for potatoes,
up to

Carbon Dioxide

0.25 lbs

Texturizer
Ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, fruit sherbets

263

0.051%
0.026%

0.2%

Function, Usage

Name
Castor Oil

Release and anti-sticking agent in hard-candy products


In hard candy up to

Catalase

0.05%

Enzyme
In milk for making cheeses for elimination of residual
peroxide

Chilte

Chewing-gum base component

Citrate, Sodium
Citric Acid

Nutrients for culture media


Cultured buttermilk

Epichlorhydrin

Modifier for food starch, up to

Ethyl Alcohol
(Ethanol)

Solvent
Candy glaze
Beverages
Ice cream, ices
Candy
Baked goods
Liquors
Sauces
Gelatin desserts

Ethyl Cellulose

0.002%

0.12 - 0.2%
0.3%

0.075
0.034
0.09
0.02
0.1%
0.017

Binder and filler in dry vitamin preparations . Up to


Chewing gum
Confectionery

Ethylene Dichloride

Levels of Use

- 0.023%

35%
.025%
.012%

Solvent
Spice oleoresins, up to

Fatty Acids, free of chickedema factor (caprylic,


capric, lauric, myristic,
oleic, palmitic, stearic,
and combinations of these)
and related fat-forming acids

General food use, binder, lubricant

Fatty Acids, salts of


(one or more of the aluminum,
ammonium, calcium, mag
nesium, potassium, and
sodium salts of the above
fatty acids)

Binder, anti-caking agents

Fatty Acids of cottonseed and


soybean

Lubricant, binder; component in manufacture of other


food-grade additives

Fatty Acids of tallow

Food lubricant and binder; component in manufacture


of other food additives

Ferrocyanide Decahydrate,
Sodium
(Yellow prussiate of soda)

Anti-caking agent in salt


Adjunct in the production of dendritic salt crystals
in nonstandardized foods, up to
Anhydrous ferrocyanide, up to

Ficin

Enzyme tenderizer for meat

Fumaric Acid (Rosin adduct,


esterified with glycerin)

Marking- ink component


Fruits and vegetables

264

0.2%
0.1%
0.18%
45%

0.005%

0.0013%
0.0005%

Function, Usage

Name
Gibberellic Acid and its
potassium salt

Used in malting barley (brewers or distillers)


In malt up to
In finished malt beverage up to
In distilled spirits up to

Glutamate, Ammonium
Glutamate, Monopotassium
Glutamic Acid
Glutamic Acid Hydrochloride

Flavoring intensifiers, adjuncts, salt substitutes

Glycerin
(Glycerol)

Humectant, solvent, bodying agent, plasticizer for edible


coatings
Humectant in marshmallows, pastilles, and jelly-like
candies
Solvent for colors and flavors
Bodying agent in combination with gelatin and edible
gums
Plasticizer in edible coatings for meat and cheese
Beverages
Confectionery. Up to
Baked goods
Chewing gums
Gelatin desserts
Meat products
Soda-fountain fudge

Glycerine, polymerized and


esterified with distilled oleic,
stearic, and coconut-oil
fatty acids (free of chickedema factor)

Crystallization inhibitor in oils and other foods

Glyceryl Abietate
(Glyceryl ester of
wood rosin)

Density adjuster for citrus oil used in the preparation


of beverages
Alcoholic beverages, still and carbonated. Up to
Fruit drinks . Up to

Gum Benzoin

Levels of Use

0 . 0002%
0.0005%
0.0%

10.0%

0.025 - 0.06%
10.0%
0.13%
0.0
0.45
0.6%
0.009 0.036%
0.001 0.004%
0.4-2.3%

0.006%
0.006%

Candy glaze and polish


Confectionery. Up to

Helium

Propellant for foods packed in pressurized containers

Hexane

Solvent for spice oleoresins. Up to

Isobutylene-isoprene
Copolymer

Component of chewing-gum base

Isopropanol
(Isopropyl alcohol)

Component of defoamer used in beet-sugar and yeast


production
Solvent for spice oleoresins . Up to

Lanolin

Chewing-gum base component

Magnesium Carbonate

Drying agent, color- retention agent, bleach ingredient,


anti-caking agent, carrier
Free- running and iodized salt
Diluent for benzoyl peroxide mixtures in bleached
flours and cheeses
Meat dry-curing mixtures
Filler for cereal enrichment pre-mixes
Cereal flours . Carrier for bleaching ingredient (one
part benzoyl peroxide per six parts carrier, maximum)
Blue cheese
Gorgonzola cheese
265

0.4%

0.0025%

0.005%

Name
Magnesium Chloride

Function, Usage

Levels of Use

Color- retention agent, firming agent


Canned peas

Magnesium Hydroxide

Drying agent and color- retention agent


Used for improved gel curd formation in cheese manu
facture . Approximately

Magnesium Sulfate

Water corrective
Used in brewing industry. Up to

Mannitol

Mineral Oil

0.01%

Dusting or anti-sticking agent, texturizing agent, excipient


Chewing gum . Up to
Candy. Up to

Methyl Glucoside of fatty


acids of edible coconut oil

0.1%

Crystallization aid in beet-sugar manufacture. Up to


Coating for fresh fruits and vegetables. Up to
Defoaming agent in processing. In food up to
Lubricant and binder for capsules and tablets supplying
small quantities of flavor, spice, condiment, and
vitamins
Sealant in food production to prevent access of air and
to retard evaporation. Up to
Lubricant in food- processing equipment. In food, up to
Dough-divider oil, pan oil, and trough grease . Up to
Lubricant in meat-packing plants. In meat, up to
Release agent in drying pans
In dried egg albumin, up to
In dried fruits and vegetables, up to
Release agent and sealant in confectionery

Morpholine
Morpholine Salt of fatty acids

Component of coating on fresh fruits and vegetables

Nickel

Catalyst for hydrognation of fat

1.0%
5.0%
5 ppm
0.00035%
0.015%

0
0
0
0

.005%
001%
15%
005%

0.1%
0.02%
0.4%

Sufficient for purpose


Nitrate, Potassium
(Saltpeter, niter)

Color fixative in cured-meat products


Cured meat products , as nitrite , up to
Pickling brine, per 100 gal, up to
Meat, dry cure, per 100 lbs, up to
Chopped meat, per 100 lbs, up to

Nitrate, Sodium

Color fixative
Cured meats. Frankfurter, bacon, uncooked smoked ham,
bologna, meat spreads, potted meats, Vienna sausage,
spiced ham, poultry, wild game. As nitrite, up to
Meat- curing salt
Smoked, cured shad and salmon. As nitrite, up to
As nitrate, up to

Nitrite, Potassium

0.02%
0.05%
0.05%

Color fixative
Cured meat products . Up to

Nitrite, Sodium

0.02%
7 lbs
3 1/2 oz
2 3/4 oz

0.02%

Color fixative
Cured meats. Bacon, bologna, frankfurter, deviled
ham, meat spreads, potted meats, spiced ham, vienna
sausage, uncooked smoked ham . Up to
Meat curing salt

266

0.02%

Name
Nitrite, Sodium (cont'd)

Nitrogen

Function, Usage
Smoked-cured tuna fish products. Up to
Smoked-cured shad and salmon. Up to

Levels of Use
0.001%
0.02%

Gas -packed foods


Dressings for foods. Air may be replaced by nitrogen
or carbon dioxide

Nitrous Oxide

Whipping agent and propellant for certain dairy and vegetablefat toppings in pressurized containers

Octafluorocyclobutane

Propellant and aerating agent in foamed or sprayed food


products. Used alone or in combination with carbon dioxide
or nitrous oxide

Oleic Acid

Lubricant and binder for foods; component in manufacture of


food -grade additives

Oxystearin

Crystallization inhibitor
Cottonseed and soybean cooking and salad oils . Up to

Papain

Petrolatum

Proteinase enzyme for meat tenderizing


Enriched farina . Added to reduce cooking time . Up to

0.1%

Release agent and sealant for confectionery. Up to


Coating for fruits and vegetables
Component of protective coating for cheese
Bakery products; dough divider oil, pan oil, trough
grease . Up to
Lubricant in meat-packing plants. Up to
Release agent in drying pans for dried-egg albumin.
Up to
Release agent in drying pans for dehydrated fruits and
vegetables. Up to
Lubricant for tableted, capsulated, or extruded food,
excluding confectionery. Up to

0.4%

Phosphate, Ammonium,
dibasic
(Diammonium orthophosphate)
Phosphate, Ammonium,
monobasic
(Monoammonium orthophosphate)

Yeast food, dough conditioner

Phosphate, Potassium, dibasic


(Dipotassium orthophosphate)
Phosphate, Potassium, mono
basic
(Monopotassium orthophosphate)

Yeast food

Used in brewing industry for water corrective and yeast


food . Up to
Bread, rolls, buns, etc. See Ammonium Chloride

Used in brewing industry as yeast food. Up to


Yeast food in production of champagne and other
sparkling wines

Pimaric and Abietic Acid Co


Surface coatings on fresh fruits. Up to
polymers and/or resin con
stituents reacted with hydrated
lime
Polyacrylamide
Film former in imprinting of soft-shell gelatin capsules.
Polyacrylamide contains up to 0.2% of acrylamide monomer
Polyacrylic Acid
Flocculant in clarification of sugar juice
(Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide
and /or hydrolyzed polyBeet sugar. Up to
ac rylonitrile)
Cane sugar. Up to
Polyethylene
(Mol. wt 2,000 to 21,000)

0. 125%

Chewing-gum base component

267

0.15%
0.005%
0.1%
0.02%
0.001%

0.015%

0.01%

0.02%

0.0001%
0.0005%

Name

Function, Usage

Polyethylene Glycol, 400,


USP

Vehicle in non-nutritive artificial sweetener

Polyethylene Glycol, 400


through 6000

Component of coatings and binders in tableted foods .


Improves resistance to oxidation and moisture

Polyethylene Glycol, 6000


(Average mol. wt
6,000 to 7,500)

Binder and plasticizing agent in tablets used for food; as an


adjunct in tablet coatings to improve resistance to moisture
and oxidation

Polyvinyl Acetate
(Mol. wt 2,000 min)

Chewing-gum base component

Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone

Dietary products
Intake per day, up to
Clarifying agent in beverages and vinegar

Polyvinylpyrrolidone

Clarifying agent in vinegar . Up to

Potassium Chloride

Yeast food
Used in brewing industry to improve brewing and fermen
tation. Up to
Jelling ingredient
Artificially sweetened fruit jelly

Potassium Sulfate

40 mg
0.004%

0.04%

Water corrective
Used in brewing industry. Up to

Propane

Gas

Propylene Glycol

Solvent, wetting agent, humectant


Confections
Chocolate products . Up to
Ice-cream emulsifiers
Flavor and color solvent
Shredded coconut
Beverages
Baked goods
Toppings and icings . Up to
Meat products

Rennet
(Rennin)

Enzyme for curd production in cheese making

Resin, Acrylamide
acrylic acid

Used in clarifying beet- sugar or cane-sugar juice


By weight of juice, up to

Resin, Coumarone-indene

Levels of Use

0.005%

0.05 - 5.0%
1.4%
0.03 - 0.08%
0.04 - 0.07%
0.05 - 0.13%
0.8%
0.0007 - 0.004%

0.0005%

Component of chewing-gum base


Protective coating for citrus fruit. Fresh fruit basis,
up to

Resin, Isobutylene
(Polyisobutylene)

Chewing-gum base component

Resin, Methacrylic and


divinyl benzene copolymer
of fine particle size, weakly
acidic, cation-exchange type

Adsorbent for Vitamin Bj2 in nutritional supplement-type


products

Resin, Petroleum Hydrocarbon,


aliphatic
(Mol. wt approx. 1,100)

Component of chewing-gum base

268

0.02%

Function, Usage

Name
Resin, Terpene
(Alpha- and beta-pinene)

Levels of Use

Chewing-gum base component


Coating for fresh fruits and vegetables. Up to
Beta-pinene polymer, moisture barrier on soft
gelatin capsules. Per weight of capsule, up to
Same polymer as moisture barrier on powder of
ascorbic acid or its salts . Up to

0.02%
0.07%
7.0%

Components of chewing-gum base


Rosins
Methyl ester of hydrogenated
rosin
Glycerin ester of partially
hydrogenated wood rosin
Glycerin ester of polymerized
rosin
Hydrogenated rosin polymers
of glycerin or pentaerythritol
Rubber, Butadiene Styrene
(latex)
Rubber, smoked sheet and
latex solids (natural)
Shellac

Chewing-gum base

Candy glaze and polish. Up to

Silica Gel
(Silicic acid, precipitated)

Anti-caking agent in curing mixes, etc. Up to

Silicates

Anti- caking agents

0.4%
0.5%

Silicate, Aluminum Calcium

Table salt . Up to
Vanilla powder. Up to

2.0%
2.0%

Silicate, Calcium

Table salt. Up to
Baking powder. Up to

2.0%
5.0%

Silicate , Magnesium

Table salt . Up to
Vanilla powder. Up to

2.0%
2.0%

Silicate , Sodium Alumino(Sodium silicoaluminate)

Table salt. Up to
Dried egg yolk. Up to

2.0%
2.0%

Silicate, Sodium Calcium


Alumino(Sodium calcium silico
aluminate) hydrated

Table salt . Up to

2.0%

Silicate, Tricalcium

Table salt . Up to
Meat dry-curing mixtures

2.0%

Silicon Dioxide, colloidal

Free-flowing agent in salt, seasoned salt, sodium bicarbon


ate . Up to
Vitamin products . Up to
Dietary products . Up to
Spices, meat-curing compounds, and flavoring powders
Dehydrated honey, dehydrated molasses , dehydrated
nondiastatic malt. Up to

Sodium Sulfate

Component of chewing-gum base

Sodium Sulfide

Component of chewing-gum base as reaction- control agent

Sorbitol

Humectant, texturizing agent, sugar-crystallization controller


Shredded coconut
Dietetic fruit packs and soft drinks
Frozen desserts

269

1 .0%
0.5%
0.75%
2.0%
2.0%

Name
Sorbitol (cont'd)

Function, Usage
Confections
Baked goods
Icings and fillings
Meat products

2.2 - 75%
0.025 - 15%
0.025 - 0.05%

Sperm Oil, hydrogenated

Release agent or lubricant in baking pans

Stearate, Calcium

Anti-caking agent
Onion and garlic salts
Vanilla powder. Up to

Stearate, Magnesium

Levels of Use

2.0 - 5.0%
2.0%

Anti-caking agent
Onion and garlic salts
Meat dry-curing mixtures
Releasing agent in compressed sugar lozenges

Stearate, Sodium

Anti-caking agent, binder, chewing-gum base component

Stearic Acid

Softener in chewing-gum base

Talc

Anti-caking agent

2.0%

Added to vitamin supplements to render free -flowing


Tannic Acid

Clarifying agent
Brewing and wine industries . Up to
Refining agent for rendered fats

Triacetin
(Glyceryl triacetate)

Vegetable and fruit coatings

Trienlo roe thylene

Solvent
Residue in decaffeinated coffee, ground. Up to
Decaffeinated soluble coffee. Up to
Spice oleoresins. For total chlorinated solvent
residues up to

0.01%

0.0025%
0.001%
0.003%

Triethanolam ine

Component of coating on fruits and vegetables. Up to

0.0002%

Triisopropanolamine

Component of coatings for fresh fruits and vegetables.


Up to

2 ppm

Urea

Yeast food
Wine production. Up to

Wax, Bee's
Wax, Carnauba
Wax, Microcrystalline and
Paraffin
(Paraffin)

2 lbs /1000 gal

See Beeswax
Candy glaze and polish. Up to

0.4%

Component of coating on fresh fruits and vegetables; com


ponent of chewing-gum base
In matrix formation or external application to vitamin
products
Coating for certain cheeses

Wax, Rice Bran

Coating for candy. Up to


Coating for fresh fruits and vegetables. Up to
Plasticizer in chewing gum . Up to

2 70

0.005%
0.005%
2 . 5%

INDEX

Abies alba Mill, see Pine needle, oil


Abies balsamea (L.) Mill, see Balsam fir,
oil; Balsam fir, oleoresin
Abiea mayriana Miyabe and Kudo, see Pine
needle, oil
Abieg sachalinensis Masters, see Pine
needle, oil
Abies sibirica Ledeb., see Pine needle,
oil
Abietic acid, 261
Absinthium, 207, see Wormwood
Absinthium, Extract, 207, see Wormwood,
extract
Absinthium, Oil, 207, see Wormwood, oil
Acacia catechu Willd., see Catechu, extract;
Catechu, powder
Acacia decurrens Willd. var . deaIbata, see
Mimosa, absolute
Acacia farnes iana (L.) Willd., see Cassie,
absolute
Acer spicatum Lam . , see Mountain maple,
extract solid
Acetal, 65, see Acetaldehyde diethyl acetal
Acetal R, 65, see Acetaldehyde phenethyl
propyl acetal
Acetaldehyde 65, see Ethanal
Acetaldehyde benzyl 0-methoxyethyl acetal, 65,
see Benzyl methoxyethyl acetal
Acetaldehyde diethyl acetal, 65, see Acetal
Acetaldehyde phenethyl propyl acetal, 65, see
Acetal R; Pepital
Acetanisol, 65, see -Acetyl anisole; 4' -Methoxyacetophenone; -Methoxyacetaphenone;
Novatone
Acetate C-8, 65, see Octyl acetate
Acetate C- 9, 65, see Nonyl acetate
Acetate C-l0, 65, see Oecyl acetate
Acetate C- 1 1 , 65, see 10-Undecen-l-yl acetate
Acetate C-l2, 65, see Lauryl acetate
Acetate, Calcium, 15, 41, see Acetate, sodium
Acetate, Calcium di-, see Acetate, calcium
Acetate PA, 65, see Allyl phenoxyacetate
Acetate, Potassium, see Acetate, calcium
Acetate, Sodium, 3, see Acetate, calcium
Acetate, Sodium di-, 3, see Acetate, calcium
Acetic acid, 41, 86, see Anisyl acetate; Benzyl
acetate; Bornyl acetate; Isobornyl acetate;
Butyl acetate; Isobutyl acetate; Carvyl
acetate; Cinnamyl acetate; Citronellyl ace
tate; Cyclohexane'thyl acetate; Decyl
acetate; Dihydrocarvyl acetate; a.orDlmethylphenethyl acetate; Ethanolc
acid; 2 -Ethyl butyl acetate; Eugenyl acetate;
Isoeugenyl acetate; Furfuryl acetate; Geranyl
acetate; Guaiyl acetate; 2-Hexen-l -yl acetate;
Hexyl acetate; Lauryl acetate; Linalyl acetate;
Menthyl acetate; Methyl acetate; flr-Methylbenzyl acetate; 2-Methyl-4-phenyT-2-butyl
acetate; Neryl acetate; 1 , 3-Nonanedlol ace
tate (mixed esters); 3-Nonanon-l -yl acetate;
Octyl acetate; Phenethyl acetate; 4 -Phenyl 2-butyi acetate; 3-Phenylpropyl acetate;
Piperonyl acetate; Propyl acetate; Isopropyl
acetate; Isopulegyl acetate; Rhodinyl acetate;
Santalyl acetate; Terpinyl acetate; Tetrahydrofurfuryl acetate; o-Tolyl acetate; p_-Tolyl ace
tate; 10-Undecen-l-yl acetate; Vanillin acetate
Acetic anhydride, 261
Acetic ether, 66, see Ethyl acetate
(tri-)Acetin, 66, 270, see Enzactin; Glyceryl
triacetate; Vanay
Acetoacetic acid, see Benzyl acetoacetate; Butyl
acetoacetate; Isobutyl acetoacetate; Ethyl
acetoacetate; Geranyl acetoacetate
Acetoacetic ester, 66, see Ethyl acetoacetate
Acetoin, 66, see Acetyl methyl carbinol; 2,3Butanolone; Dlmethylketol; 3-Hydroxy-2butanone; -Hydroxy-0-oxobutane
2'Acetonaphthone, 66, see Methyl -naphthyl
ketone

Acetone, 261
Acetone peroxides, 37
Acetophenone, 66, see Acetyl benzene; Hypnone;
Methyl phenyl ketone
- Acetyl anisole, 66, see Acetanisole
Acetyl benzene, 66, see Acetophenone
Acetyl butyryl, 66, see 2,3-Hexandione
Acetyl isobutyryl, 66, see 4-Methyl-2, 3pentanedione
Acetylcitric acid, see Tributyl acetylcitrate
Acetyl o-cresol, 66, see o-Tolyl acetate
Acetyl -cresol, 66, see o-Tolyl acetate
Acetyl eugenol, 67, see Eugenyl acetate
Acetyl isoeugenol, 67, see Isoeugenyl acetate
Acetylformaldehyde, 67, see Pyruvaldehyde
Acetylformic acid, 67, Pyruvic acid
Acetyl methyl carbinol, 67, see Acetoin
Acetyl nonyryl, 67, see 2, 3-Undecadione
Acetyl pelargonyl, 67, see 2,3-Undecadione
Acetyl pentanoyl, 67, see 2,3-Heptanedione
2- Acetyl-3-phenylpropionic acid, see Ethyl
2- acetyl- 3 -phenylpropionate
3-Acetylpropionic acid, 67, see Levulinic acid
Acetyl propionyl, 67, see 2, 3 - Pentanedione
-Acetyl toluene, 67, see 4 '-Methyl aceto
phenone
Acetyl valeryl, 67, see 2,3-Heptanedione
Acetyl vanillin, 67, see Vanillin acetate
Achillea millefolium L., see Yarrow, herb
Achillelc acid, 67, see Aconitic acid
Acid potassium sulfite, see Potassium bi
sulfite
Acid sodium sulfite, see Sodium bisulfite
Acorus calamus L., see Calamus; Calamus,
oil
Activated 7-dehydrocholesterol, see Vitamin
Aconitic acid, 67, see Achillelc acid; Citridic
acid; Equisetic acid; Ethyl aconitate; 1Propene- 1 , 2, 3-trl-carboxylic acid
Acrylic acid, see Ethyl acrylate
Adipic acid, 41, 67, see 1 , 4-Butanedicarboxylic
acid; Hexanedioic acid
Adipic anhydride, 261
Aframomum melegueta (Rosc.) K. Schum . , see
Grains of Paradise
Agar-agar, 31
Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv., see Doggrass,
extract
Agropyrun, 207, see Doggrass, extract
Alcannin, Extract, see Alkanet root, extract
Alanine (L- and DL- forms), 57
AlcoholC- 7, 67, see Heptyl alcohol
Alcohol C-8, 67, see 1-Octanol
Alcohol C-9, 67
Alcohol C-l0, 67, see 1-Decanol
Alcohol C- 11 undecylic, 67, see Undecyl alcohol
Alcohol C-l2, 67, see Lauryl alcohol
Alcohol C-l6, 67, see 1-Hexadecanol
Aldehyde C-7, 67, see Heptanal
Aldehyde C-8, 68, see Octanal
Aldehyde C-9, 68, see Nonanal
Aldehyde C-l0, 68, see Decanal
Aldehyde C- 11 undecylenic, 68, see 9-Undecenal
Aldehyde C-ll undecylic, 68, see Undecanal
Aldehyde C-l2 lauric, 68, see Laurlc aldehyde
Aldehyde C-l2 MNA. 68, see 2-Methylundecanal
Aldehyde C- 14 pure (so-called), 68, see-Undecalactone
Aldehyde C- 14 (myristic). 68, see Myriataldehyde
273

Aldehyde C-16 pure (so-called), 68, see Ethyl


methyl phenylglyc idate
Aldehyde C- 18 (so-called), 68, see y-Nonalactone
Alfalfa, Extract, 207
Alginates, 31
Alginic acid, Propylene glycol ester, 21, 31
Algins, see Alginates; Alginic acid, Propylene
glycol ester of
Alkanet root. Extract, 207
Alkanna tinctoria Tausch, see Alkanet root, extract
Alkannin, Extract, see Alkanet root, extract
cepa L., see Onion, oil
Allium sativum L., see Garlic, oil
Allomaleic acid, 68, see Fumaric acid
Allspice, 207
Allspice, Oil, 207
Allspice, Oleoresin, 207
AUyl acetic acid, 68, see 4-Pentenoic acid
-Allylanisole, 68, see Estragole
Allyl anthranilate, 68
Allyl butyrate, 68, see Butyric acid
Allyl cinnamate, 68, Cinnamic acid
Allyl cyclohexaneacetate, 68, see Cyclohexaneacetic acid
Allyl cyclohexanebutyrate, 69
Allyl cyclohexanehexanoate, 69
Allyl cyclohexanepropionate, 69, see Allyl 3 cyclohexylpropionate; Allyl -cyclohexylpropionate
Allyl 3-cyclohexylpropionate, 69, see Allyl
cclohexaneproplonate
Allyl -cyclohexylpropionate, 69, see Allyl
cyclohexanepropionate
Allyl cyclohexanevalerate, 69
Allyl disulfide. 69, see Diallyl disulfide
Allyl enanthate, 69, see Allyl heptanoate
Allyl ester., seo Allyl anthranilate; Allyl butyrate;
Allyl cinnamate; Allyl cyclohexaneacetate;
Allyl cyclohexanebutyrate; Allyl cyclo
hexanehexanoate; Allyl cyclohexanepro
pionate; Allyl cyclohexanevalerate; Allyl
2-ethylbutyrate; Allyl 2-furoate; Allyl heptan
oate; Allyl hexanoate; Allyl nonanoate; Allyl
octanoate; Allyl phenoxyacetate; Allyl Phenyl acetate; Allyl propionate; Allyl sorbate; Allyl
Uglate; Allyl 10-undecenoate; Allyl isovalerate
Allyl 2-ethylbutyrate, 69, see 2-Ethylbutyric
acid
Allyl 2-furoate, 69
4-Allylguaiacol, 70, see Eugenol
Allyl heptanoate, 70, see Allyl enanthate
Allyl heptoate, 70, see Allyl heptanoate
Allyl heptylate, 70, see Allyl heptanoate
Allyl hexanoate, 70, see Hexanoic acid; 2-Propenyl
hexanoate
Allyl a- ionone , 70, see Cetone V
Allyl isothiocyanate, 70
Allyl mercaptan, 70, see Allyl sulfhydrate; Allyl thiol; 2-Propene-l-thiol
2-Allyl-2-methoxyphenol, 70, see Eugenol
4 -Allyl - 2 -methoxyphenyl benzoate, 70, see
Eugenyl benzoate
4-Allyl - 2 -methoxyphenyl formate, 71
Allyl trans-2-methyl-2-butenoate, 71, see Allyl
tiglate
Allyl nonanoate, 71, see Nonanoic acld
Allyl octanoate, 71, see Octanoic acid
Allyl phenoxyacetate, 71, see Acetate PA;
Phenoxyacetic acid
Allyl phenylacetate, 71, see Phenylacetic acid
Allyl propionate, 71, see Propionic acid
Allyl sorbate, 71, see 2,4-Hexadienoate
Allyl sulfhydrate, 71, see Allyl mercaptan

Allyl sulifide, 71, see Diallyl sulfide; Thioallyl


ether
Allyl isothiocyanate, see Mustard oil
Allythiol, 72, see Allyl mercaptan
Allyl tiglate, 72, see Allyl trans-2-methyl-2butenoate
Allyl 10-undecenoate, 72, see Allyl undecylenate
Allyl undecylenate, 72, see Allyl 10-undecenoate
Allyl isovalerate, 72, see Isovaleric acid
4-Allylveratrole, 72, see Eugenyl methyl ether
Almonds, bitter oil (FFPA), 207
Aloe extract, 208
Aloe species, see Aloe extract
Alpinia galanga Willd. , see Galangal root;
Galangal root, extract; Galangal root, oil
Alpinia officinarum Hance, see Galangal root;
Galangal root, extract; Galangal root, oil
Alpha tocopherol acetate, see Tocopherols
Althsea officinalis L. , see Althea root
Althea root, 208, see Marshmallow root
Aluminum ammonium sulfate, 41, see Aluminum
calcium sulfate; Aluminum potassium sulfate;
Aluminum sodium sulfate; Aluminum sulfate
Aluminum calcium sulfate, 261, see Aluminum
ammonium sulfate
Aluminum nicotinate, 57, see Niacinamide
Aluminum potassium sulfate, 261, see Aluminum
ammonium sulfate
Aluminum sodium sulfate, 261, see Aluminum
ammonium sulfate
Aluminum stearate, 21, 261
Aluminum sulfate, 261, see Aluminum ammonium
sulfate
Amaranth, see FD&C Red No. 2
Ambergris, Tincture, 208
Ambreine, Oil, 208, see Labdanum, oil
Ambrette, Absolute, Oil. 208
Ambrette seed, Oil, 208
Ambrette, Tincture, 208
Ambrettolide, 72, see w-6-Hexadecenlactone
-Aminobenroic acid, 57
o-Aminomethyl benzoate, 72, see Methyl
anthranilate
Monoaminophosphatide, see Lecithin (with or
without related phosphatides)
Ammonium alginate, see Alginates
Ammonium bicarbonate, 41
Ammonium carbonate, see Ammonium bicarbonate
Ammonium casemate, see Casein
Ammonium chloride, 261
Ammonium hydroxide, 41
Ammonium molybdate, see Molybdenum sources
Monoammonium orthophosphate, see Phosphate,
ammonium, monobasic
Ammonium phosphate, dibasic, 41
Ammonium phosphate, monobasic, see Ammonium
phosphate, dibasic
Ammonium saccharin, see Saccharin
Ammonium salt, see Ammonium isovalerate
Ammonium stearate, 21
Ammonium sulfate, 42, 261
Ammonium sulfide, 72
Ammonium isovalerate. 72, see Isovaleric acid
Amyl acetate (common), 72, see Isoamyl acetate
Isoamyl acetate, 72, see Amyl acetate (com
mon); -Methyl butyl acetate
Isoamyl acetoacetate, 73
Amyl alcohol, 73, see Cognac, green, oil;
Cognac, white, oil; 1 -Pentano1, Pentyl alcohol
Amyl alcohol, commercial, 73, see Fusel, oil,
refined
Isoamyl alcohol, 73, see Isobutyl carbinol; 3Methyl-l-butanol; Isopentyl alcohol

Amyl aldehyde, 73, see Valeraldehyde


Isoamyl aldehyde, 73, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde
Isoamyl benzoate, 73, see Benzoic acid; Isopentyl
benzoate
Amyl butyrate, 73, see Butyric acid; Pentyl
butyrate
Isoamyl butyrate, 74, see Butyric acid; Isopentyl
butyrate
7-Amyl butyrolactone, 74, see -Nonalactone
Amyl caprate, see Cognac, green, oil; Cognac,
white, oil
Amyl caprylate, see Cognac, green, oil; Cognac,
white, oil
a-Amylcinnamaldehyde, 74. see of- Amyl 0-phenylacrolein buxine; Buxine*^ a-Pentylcinnamaldehyde
a-Amylcinnamaldehyde dimethyl acetal, 74, see
1,1- Dimethoxy- 2 -amyl- 3-phenyl- 2 -propene
Isoamyl cinnamate, 74, see Cinnamic acid; Iso
pentyl cinnamate
-Amylcinnamyl acetate, 74, see a-Pentylcinnamyl
acetate
a-Amylcinnamyl alcohol, 75, see Buxinol; a- Pentylcinnamyl alcohol; a-Pentylcinnamyl alcohol
buxinol
a-Amylcinnamyl formate, 75, see a-Pentyl
cinnamyl formate
a-Amylcinnamyl isovalerate, 75, see a-Pentylcinnamyl isovalerate
Amyl ester, see Amyl butyrate; Amyl formate;
Amyl 2-furoate; Amyl heptanoate; Amyl
hexanoate; Amyl octanoate
Isoamyl ester, see Isoamyl benzoate; Isoamyl
butyrate; Isoamyl cinnamate; Isoamyl formate;
Isoamyl 2-furanbutyrate; Isoamyl 2-furanpropionate; Isoamyl hexanoate; Isoamyl laurate;
Isoamyl nonanoate; Isoamyl octanoate; Isoamyl
phenylacetate; Isoamyl propionate; Isoamyl
pyruvate; Isoamyl salicylate; Isoamyl iso
valerate
Amyl formate, 75, see Pentyl formate
Isoamyl formate, 75
Isoamyl 2-furanbutyrate, 75, see a-Isoamyl furfurylpropionate; Isopentyl 2-furanbutyrate
Isoamyl 2-furanpropionate, 76, see a- Isoamyl
furfurylacetate
a-lsoamyl furfurylacetate, 76, see Isoamyl 2furanpropionate
a-Isoamyl furfurylpropionate, 76, see Isoamyl 2fUranbutyrate
Amyl 2-furoate, 76, see Pentyl 2-furoate
Amyl heptanoate, 76, see Pentyl heptanoate
Amyl hexanoate , 76, see Pentyl hexanoate
Isoamyl hexanoate, 76, see Hexanoic acid; Iso
pentyl hexanoate
Isoamyl o-hydroxybenzoate, 76, see Isoamyl
salicylate
2-Amyl-5 (or 6) - keto-1,4-dioxane, 76
Isoamyl laurate, 77, see Dodecanoic acid; Iso
pentyl laurate
Isoamyl nonanoate, 77, see Nonanoic acid;
Nonate, Isopentyl nonanoate
Amyl octanoate, 77, see Octanoic acid; Pentyl
octanoate
Isoamyl octanoate, 77, see Octanoic acid; Iso
pentyl octanoate
Isoamyl phenylacetate, 77, see Isopentyl phenylacetate; Phenylacetic acid
a-Amyl -phenylacrolein buxine, 77, see a- Amylcinnamaldehyde
Isoamyl propionate, 77, see Isopentyl propionate;
Propionic acid
Isoamyl pyruvate, 77, see Isopentyl pyruvate;
Pyruvic acid
Isoamyl salicylate, 78, see Isoamyl o-hydroxy
benzoate; Orchidee; Isopentyl salicylate
Isoamyl isovalerate, 78, see Isopentyl isovalerate;
Isovaleric acid
Amyl vinyl carbinol, 78, see l-Octen-3-ol
Amyris balsamifera L. , see Amyris, oil
274

Amyris, Oil, 208, see Sandalwood, West


Indian, oil
Anchusin, Extract, see Alkanet root, extract
Anethole, 78, see Anise camphor; 1-Methoxy4-propenylbenzene; -Propenylanisole
Anethum graveolens L., see Dill; Dill, oil;
D1 seed, Indian
Anethum sowa Roxb., see Dill seed, Indian
Aneurine hydrochloride, eee Thiamine hydro
chloride
Angelic acid, see Isobutyl angelate
Angelica archangelica L., see Angelica root,
extract; Angelica root, oil; Angelica seed,
extract; Angelica seed, oil; Angelica stem,
oil
Angelica lactone, 78, see w-Pentadecalactone
Angelica root. Extract, 208
Angelica root. Oil, 208
Angelica seed. Extract, 209
Angelica seed. Oil, 209
Angelica stem. Oil, 209
Angostura, Extract, 209
Anhydrous betaine, 57
Aniba rosaeodora Ducke, see Boie de Rose, oil
Anisaldehyde, see -Methoxybenzaldehyde
- Anisaldehyde, 78, see -Methoxybenxaldehyde
Anise, 209
Anise camphor, 78, see Anethole
Anise, Oil, 209
Anise, Star, 209
Anise, Star, Oil, 210
Anisic acid, see Methyl anisate
-Anisic acid, see Ethyl -anisate
Anisic alcohol, 78, see Anisyl alcohol
Anisic ketone, 78, see l-(-Methoxyphenyl)2-propanene
Anisole, 78, see Methoxybenzene; Methylphenyl ether
Anisyl acetate, 78, see Acetic acid; Methoxy benzyl acetate
Anisyl acetone, 79, see 4-(-Methoxyphenyl)2 -butanone
Anisyl alcohol, 79, see Anisic alcohol; Methoxybenzyl alcohol
Anisyl butyrate, 79, see Butyric acid; Methoxybenzyl butyrate
Anisyl ester, see Anisyl acetate; Anisyl butyrate;
Anisyl formate; Anisyl propionate
Anisyl formate, 79, see p-Methoxybenzyl formate
Anisyl methyl ketone, 79, see l-(p-Methoxyphenyl)- 2- propanone
Anisyl phenylacetate, 79
Anisyl propionate, 79, see -Methoxybenzyl
propionate; Propionic acid
Annatto, Extract, see Annatto (extract and seed);
Annotta, extract; Arnotta, extract
Annatto (Extract and Seed), 49
Annatto, Seed, 210
Annotta, Extract, 210
Annotta, Seed, 210
Anogeissus latifolia Wall. , see Ghatti, gum
Anthemis nobilis L. , see Chamomile flower,
English, oil; Chamomile flower, Romain,
extract; Chamomile flower, Roman, oil
Anthostyrax, Craib ex Hartwich, or other species
of the section Anthostyrax of the genus Styrax;
see Benzoin, resin
Anthranilic acid, see Allyl anthranilate; Butyl
anthranilate; Isobutyl anthranilate; Cinnamyl
anthranilate; Cyclohexyl anthranilate; Ethyl
anthranilate; Linalyl anthranilate; Methyl
anthranilate; Phenethyl anthranilate
Anthriscus cerefolium (L.) Hoffm . , see Chervil
Antifoam A, see Dimethyl polysiloxane
Apis mellifera L . , see Beeswax, white

Apium graveolena L. , see Celery seed; Celery


seed, extract; Celery seed, extract solid;
Celery s eed, oil
Aplotaxis aurlculata DC . , see Costus root, oil
Aplotaxis lappa Dec, see Costus root, oil
Apple acid, 79, see 1 -Malic acid
Apricot kernel, Oil, 210, see Persic, oil
Argeol, 79, see Santalol (a- and -)
Arginine (L- and DL- forma), S7
Arheol, 210, see Sandalwood, yellow, oil
Arnotta, Extract, 210
Arnotta, Seed, 210
Artemisia absinthium L., see Wormwood; Worm
wood, extract; Wormwood, oil
Artemisia dracunculua L., see Estragon, oil;
Tarragon
Artemisia pallena Wall. , see Davana, oil
Aaafetida, Fluid extract, 210
Aaafetida, Gum, 210
Asafetida, Oil, 211
Asarum canadense L., see Snake root, Canadian,
oil
Aacorbate, Calcium, 9
Aacorbate, Sodium, see Aacorbate, calcium
Ascorbic acid, 9, 57
Isoascorbic acid, see Erythorbic acid
Ascorbyl palmitate, 9
Ash bark. Prickly, Extract, 211
Aapartic acid (L- and DL- forms), 57
Aspergillus oryzse, preparation from, 261
Aspidosoerma quebracho-bianco Schlecht . , see
Quebracho bark, extract
Attar of Rosea, 211, see Rose, Bulgarian, true
Otto, o
Aubepine liquid, 79, see -Methoxybenzaldehyde
Aucklandia costus Falc . , see Coatus root, oil
Azodicarbonamide, 37
Balm, 211, see Balm, lemon
Balm leaves, Extract, 211, see Balm, lemon,
extract; Melissa, extract
Balm, Lemon, 211, see Balm
Balm, Lemon, Extract, 211, see Balm leaves,
extract
Balm, Lemon, Oil, 211, see Melissa, oil
Balm, Oil, 211, see Melissa, oil
Balsam, Peru, 211
Balsam, Peru, Oil, 211
Balsam fir. Oil, 212
Balsam fir, Oleoresin, 212
Barosma betulina Bartl. et Wendl., see Buchu
leaves, oil
Barosma crenulata (L.) Hook., see Buchu
leaves, oil
Barosma serratifolio Willd . , see Buchu
leaves, oil
Basil, 212
Baail, Oil, 212
Basil, Oleoresin, 212
Bay, Sweet, 212
Bay, Sweet, Oil, 212
Bay leaves, Extract, 212, see Bay leaves.
West Indian, extract
Bay leaves. Oil, 212, see Bay leaves, West
Indian, oil
Bay leaves, Oleoresin, 213, see Bay leaves,
Weat Indian, oleoresin
Bay leaves. West Indian, Extract, 213, see Bay
leaves, extract
Bay leaves. West Indian, Oil, 213, see Bay
leaves, oil; Myrcia, oil
Bay leaves, West Indian, Oleoresin, 213, see
Bay leaves, oleoresin
Beeswax, 261

Beeswax, White, 213, see Cire d'Abeille


absolute
Beet juice, 49
Beet powder, 49
Bentonite, 262
Benzaldehyde, 79, see Benzenecarbonal;Benzenemethylal; Benzoic aldehyde
Benzaldehyde dimethyl ace tal, 8O
Benzaldehyde glyceryl acetal, 80, see 2- Phenyl m-dioxan-5-ol
Benzaldehyde propylene glycol acetal, 80, see
4 -Methyl- 2-phenyl-m-dioxolane
Benzenecarbonal, 80, see Benzaldehyde
Benzenecarboxylic acid, 80, see Benzoic acid
Benzenemethyial, 80, see Benzaldehyde
Benzilidene acetone, 80, see 4-Phenyl-3-buten2-one
Benzoate, Methyl-- hydroxy-, 3
Benzoate, Propyl--hydroxy- , 3, see Propyl
paraben
Benzoate, Sodium, 3, see Benzoic acid
1 , 2-Benzodihydropyrone, 80, see Dihydrocoumarin
Benzoe, 213, see Benzoin, ream
Benzoic acid, 80, see Isoamyl benzoate; Benzene
carboxylic acid; Benzoate, Sodium; Isobutyl
benzoate; Cinnamyl benzoate; Drcllc acid;
Eugenyl benzoate; Geranyl benzoate; Linalyl
benzoate; Methyl benzoate; Phenethyl benzoate;
Phenylformic acid; Propyl benzoate; Isopropyl
benzoate; Sodium benzoate
Benzoic aldehyde, 81, see Benzaldehyde
Benzoin, 81, see 2-Hydroxy-2-phenylacetophenone
Benzoin, Gum, 213, see Benzoin, resin
Benzoin, Resin, 213, see Benzoe; Benzoin, gum;
Benjamin
Benzophenone, 81, see Benzoylbenzene; Diphenyl
ketone
2,3-Benzopyrrole, 81, see Indole
Benzoylacetic acid, see Ethyl benzoylacetate
Benzoylbenzene, 81, see Benzophenone
Benzoyl eugenol, 81, see Eugenyl benzoate
Benzoyl peroxide, 37
Benzylacetaldehyde , 81
Benzyl acetate, 81, see Acetic acid
Benxylacetic acid, 61, see 3 - Phenylpropionic
acid
Benzyl acetoacetate, 81, see Benzyl acetyl
acetate
Benzylacetone, 81, see 4-Phenyl-3-buten-2one
Benzyl acetyl acetate, 81, see Benzyl aceto
acetate
Benzyl alcohol, 81, see a-Hydroxytoluene;
Phenyl methanol
Benzyl isoamyl alcohol, 82
Benzyl benzene c arboxylate, 82, see Benzyl
benzoate
Benzyl benzoate, 82. see Benzyl benzene
carboxylate; Benzyl phenylformate
Benzyl butanoate , 82, see Benzyl butyrate
Benzylbutyl alcohol, 82, see a-Propylphenethyl
alcohol
Benzyl isobutyl carbinol, 82
Benzyl butyl ether, 82
Benzyl isobutyl ketone, 82, see 4-Methyl-lphenyl-2-pentanone
Benzyl butyrate, 82, see Benzyl butanoate;
Butyric acid
Benzyl isobutyrate, 82, see Benzyl- 2 -methyl
propanoate; Isobutyric acid
Benzyl carbinol, 82, see Phenethyl alcohol
Benzyl carbinyl acetate, 82, see Phenethyl
acetate
Benzyl cinnamate, 82, see Benzyl 0- phenylacrylate; Cinnamein; Cinnamlc acid
275

Benzyl dimethyl carbinyl acetate, 83, see or.aDimethylphenethyl acetate


Benzyl dimethyl carbinyl butyrate, 83, see
a,a-Dimethylphenethyl butyrate
Benzyl dimethyl carbinyl formate, 83, see
a,a-Dimethylphenethyl formate
Benzyl 2, 3-dimethylcrotonate, 83, see Benzyl
methyl tiglate
Benzyl dipropyl ketone, 83, see 3-Benzyl-4heptanone
Benzyl disulfide, 83
Benzyl eater, see Benzyl acetate; Benzyl aceto
acetate; Benzyl butyrate; Benzyl isobutyrate;
Benzyl cinnamate; Benzyl 2, 3-dimethylcrotonate;
Benzyl formate; Benzyl phenylacetate; Benzyl
propionate; Benzyl salicylate; Benzyl isovalerate
Benzyl ether of polyethoxylated alkylphenol, 24
Benzylethyl alcohol, 83, see 3-Phenyl-l-propanol
Benzyl ethyl ether, 83
Benzyl lsoeugenol, 83
Benzyl formate, 83
3-Benzyl-4-heptanone, 83, see Benzyl dipropyl
ketone; Morellone
Benzyl o-hydroxybenzoate, 84, see Benzyl
salicylate
Benzylidene acetone methyl, 84, see 3-Methyl4 -phenyl- 3-butene- 2-one
Benzyl mercaptan, 84, see Benzylthiol; a-Toluenethiol
Benzyl methoxyethyl acetal, 84, see Acetaldehyde
benzyl 0-methoxyethyl acetal; 1 -Benzyloxy- 1 (0-methoxy) ethoxy ethane
Benzyl 2-methyl propanoate, 84, see Benzyl
isobutyrate
Benzyl methyl tiglate, 84, see Benzyl 2, 3-dimethyl
crotonate
l-Benzyloxy-l-(-methoxy) ethoxy ethane, 84,
see Benzyl methoxyethyl acetal
Benzyl phenylacetate, 84, see Phenylacetic acid
Benzyl 0-phenylacrylate, 84, see Benzyl cinnamate
Benzyl phenylformate, 84, see Benzyl benzoate
Benzyl propanoate, 84, see Benzyl propionate
Benzyl propionate, 84, see Benzyl propanoate;
Propionic acid
Benzylpropyl acetate, 84, see a, a- Dimethylphenethyl acetate
Benzylpropyl alcohol, 84, see a,a-Dimethylphenethyl alcohol
Benzylpropyl carbinol, 84, see a-Propylphenethyl
alcohol
Benzyl salicylate, 85, see Benzyl o-hydroxy
benzoate
Benzylthiol, 85, see Benzyl mercaptan
Benzyl isovalerate, 85, see Isovaleric acid
Bergamol, 85, see Linalyl acetate
Bergamot. Oil, 213, see Bergamot orange, oil
Bergamot orange. Oil, 85, see Bergamot, oil
Beta-apo-8'-carotenal, 49
Beta carotene, see Carotene
Betaine , Anhydrous, 57
Betaine hydrochloride, see Betaine, anhydrous
Betula lenta L. , see Birch, sweet, oil
Betu la pendula Roth and related Betula spp. ,
see Birch tar, oil, refined (rectified)
Betula species, see Birch tar, oil, refined
( rectified)
Biacetyl, 85, see Diacetyl
Biotin, 57
Birch, Black, Oil, 213, see Birch, sweet, oil
Birch. Sweet, Oil, 214. see Birch, black, oil
Birch tar. Oil, Refined (Rectified), 214
Bitter aah, Extract, 214, see Quassia, extract
Bitter wood. Extract, 214, see Quassia, extract
Bixa oreliana L. , see Annatto, extract; Annatto,
seed

Bixin and Norbixin, 49


Blackberry bark. Extract, 214
Black cutch. Extract, 214, see Catechu, extract
Blackthorn berries, 214, see Sloe berries
Blackthorn berries, Extract, 214, see Sloe
berries, extract
Blatteralkohol, 65, see 3-Hexen-l-ol
Bois de Rose, Oil, 214
Boletic acid, 85, see Fumaric acid
Boric acid, see Boron sources
Borneocamphor, 85, see Borneol
Borneol, 85, see Borneocamphor; Bornyl
alcohol; 2-Camphanol; 2-Hydroxycamphane
Isoborneol, 85
Bornyl acetate, 85, see Acetic acid
Isobornyl acetate, 86, see Acetic acid
Bornyl alcohol, 86, see Borneol
Bornyl ester, see Bornyl acetate; Bornyl
formate; Bornyl valerate; Bornyl isovalerate
Isobornyl ester, see Isobornyl acetate; Iso
bornyl formate; Isobornyl propionate; Iso
bornyl isovalerate
Bornyl formate, 86
Isobornyl formate, 86
Isobornyl propionate, 86, see Propionic acid
Bornyl valerate, 86, see Valeric acid
Bornyl isovalerate, 86, see Bornyval; Isovaleric
acid
Isobornyl isovalerate, 86, see Isovaleric acid
Bornyval, 87, see Bornyl isovalerate
Boron sources, 57
Boronia, Absolute, 214
Boronla megastigma Nees, see Boronia, absolute
Boswellia carter! Birdw., see Olibanum, oil
Boswellia species, see Olibanum, oil
Brassica alba (L.) Boias . , see Mustard, yellow
Brassica hirta Moench . , see Mustard, yellow
Brassica juncea (L.) Coss. (Brown), see Mustard,
brown
Brassica nigra (L.) Koch. (Black), see Muatard,
brown
Brilliant blue, see FD&C Blue No. 1
Bromate, Calcium, 37
Bromate, Potassium, see Bromate, Calcium
Bromelin, 262
Bromide, Potassium, 3
Brom mated vegetable oils, 262
Broom, Extract, 214, see Genet, extract
Buchu leaves. Oil, 214
Buinesia sarmienti Lorentz, see Guaiac wood,
extract; Guaiac wood, oil
Bursera delpechiana Poiss., see Linaloe wood, oil
Bursera species, see Linaloe wood, oil
Butadiene-styrene copolymer, 262
Butanal, 67, see Butyraldehyde
Butandione, 87, see Diacetyl
Butane, 262
1,4-Butanedicarboxylic acid, 87, see Adipic acid
2,3-Butanedione, 87, see Diacetyl
Butanoic acid, 87, see Butyric acid
1- Butanol, 87, see Butyl alcohol
Isobutanol, 87, see Isobutyl alcohol
2 , 3 - Butanolone , 87, see Acetoin
2-Butanone, 87, see Methyl ethyl ketone
trana-Butenedioic acid, 87, see Fumaric acid
Butoxypolyethylene, 21
Butter acids, 87
Butter esters, 87
Butter starter distillate, 214
Butyl acetate. 87, see Acetic acid

Isobutyl acetate, 87, see Acetic acid


Butyl acetoacetate, 68
Isobutyl acetoacetate , 88
Butyl alcohol, 88, see 1-Butanol
Isobutyl alcohol, 88, see Isobutanol; Cognac,
green, oil; Cognac, white, oil
Butyl aldehyde, 88, see Butyraldehyde
Isobutyl aldehyde, 88, see lsobutyraldehyde
Isobutyl angelate, 88, see Isobutyl cis-2methyl- 2 - butenoate
Butyl anthranilate, 88
Isobutyl anthranilate, 89
Butylated hydroxyanisole, 9
Butylated hydroxyanisole, misture of 2 and 3
te rtiary-butyl- 4 - hydroxyanisole , see
Butylated hydroxyanisole
Butylated hydroxytoluene, 10
Isobutyl benzoate, 89, see Benzoic acid
Butyl butyrate, 89, see Butyric acid
Isobutyl butyrate, 89, see Butyric acid
Butyl isobutyrate, 89, eee Isobutyric acid
Isobutyl isobutyrate, 89, see Isobutyric acid
Butyl butyryllactate, 89, see Lactic acid
Isobutyl carbinol, 90, see Isoamyl alcohol
a-Butylcinnamaldehyde, 90
Butyl cinnamate, 90, see Cinnamic acid
Isobutyl cinnamate, 90, see Cinnamic acid
Butyl 2-decenoate, 90, see Butyl decylenate
Butyl decylenate, 90, see Butyl 2-decenoate
Butyl dodecanoate, 90, see Butyl laurate
Isobutylene, Resin, 268,
Butyl ester, see Butyl acetate; Butyl aceto
acetate; Butyl anthranilate; Butyl butyrate;
Butyl isobutyrate; Butyl butyryllactate;
Butyl cinnamate; Butyl 2-decenoate; Butyl
formate; Butyl heptanoate; Butyl hexanoate;
Butyl lactate; Butyl laurate; Butyl levulinate;
Butyl phenylacetate; Butyl propionate; Butyl
stearate; Butyl 10-undecenoate; Butyl valerate;
Butyl isovalerate
Isobutyl ester, see Isobutyl acetate, Isobutyl
acetoacetate; Isobutyl angelate; Isobutyl
anthranilate; Isobutyl benzoate; Isobutyl
butyrate; Isobutyl isobutyrate; Isobutyl
cinnamate; Isobutyl formate; Isobutyl 2furanpropionate; Isobutyl heptanoate; Iso
butyl hexanoate; Isobutyl phenylacetate; Iso
butyl propionate; Isobutyl salicylate
Butyl ethyl malo nate, 90
Butyl formate, 90
Isobutyl formate, 90, see Tetryl formate
Isobutyl formic acid, 91, see Isovaleric acid
Isobutyl 2-furanpropionate, 91, see Isobutyl
furylpropionate
Isobutyl furylpropionate, 91
Butyl heptanoate, 91
Isobutyl heptanoate, 91
Butyl hexanoate , 91
Isobutyl hexanoate, 91
Butyl -hydroxybenzoate, 91, see Butyl parasept
2-Butyl-5 (or 6) -keto-1,4-dioxane, 91
Butyl lactate, 92, see Lactic acid
Butyl laurate, 92, see Butyl dodecanoate
Butyl levulinate, 92, see Levulinic acid
Isobutyl cia-2-methyl- 2 -butenoate, 92, see Iso
butyl angelate
2-Isobutyl-5-methyl cyclohexanol, 92, see (d)-neoMenthol
Butyl octadecanoate, 92, see Butyl stearate
Butyl parasept, 92, see Butyl -hydroxybenzoate
Isobutylphenethyl alcohol, 92
a-Isobutylphenethyl alcohol, see Benzyl isoamyl
alcohol; Benzyl isobutyl carbinol; 4-Methyl1 -phenyl-2-pentanol
Butyl phenylacetate, 92, see Phenylacetic acid
276

Isobutyl phenylacetate, 92, see Phenylacetic acid


p-ter-Butylphenylacetic acid, see Methyl p-terbutylphenylacetate
Butyl propionate, 93, see Propionic acid
Isobutyl propionate, 93, see Propionic acid
Butyl rubber, without inhibitor (chewing-gum grade),
262
Isobutyl salicylate, 93
Butyl sebacate, 93, see Dibutyl sebacate
Butyl stearate, 21, 93, see Butyl octadecanoate;
Octadecanoic acid
Butyl sulfide, 93, see Dibutyl sulfide
Butyl 10-undecenoate, 93
Butyl valerate, 93, see Valeric acid
Butyl isovalerate, 94, see Isovaleric acid
Butyraldehyde, 94, see Butanal; Butyl aldehyde;
Butyric aldehyde
lsobutyraldehyde, 94, see Isobutyl aldehyde;
Isobutyric aldehyde; 2-Methyl propanal
Butyric acid, 94, see Allyl butyrate; Amyl buty
rate; Isoamyl butyrate; Anisyl butyrate;
Benzyl butyrate; Butanoic acid; Butyl buty
rate; Isobutyl butyrate; Cinnamyl butyrate;
Citronellyl butyrate; Cyclohexyl butyrate;
Decyl butyrate; Ethylacetic acid; a- Ethyl
benzyl butyrate; Ethyl butyrate; Geranyl
butyrate; Heptyl butyrate; Hexyl butyrate;
Linalyl butyrate; a-Methyl-benzyl butyrate;
Methyl butyrate; Neryl butyrate; Octyl buty
rate; Phenethyl butyrate; 2-Phenylpropyl
butyrate; Propyl butyrate; Isopropyl butyrate;
Rhodinyl butyrate; Terpinyl butyrate; Tetrahydrofurfuryl butyrate
Butyric acid, 2-Methyl-2-propen-l-yl ester,
94, see 2-Methylallyl butyrate
Isobutyric acid, 94, see Benzyl isobutyrate;
Butyl isobutyrate; Isobutyl isobutyrate;
Cinnamyl isobutyrate; Citronellyl isobutyrate;
a, a- Dimethyl-benzyl isobutyrate; Ethyl iso
butyrate; Geranyl isobutyrate; Heptyl iso
butyrate; Linalyl isobutyrate; Methyl iso
butyrate; 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl iso
butyrate; 2-Methyl propanoic acid; Neryl
isobutyric; Octyl isobutyric; Phenethyl iso
butyrate; 2 - Phenylpropyl isobutyrate; 3Phenylpropyl isobutyrate; Piperonyl isobuty
rate; Isopropyl isobutyrate; IsopropyUormic
acid; Rhodinyl isobutyrate; Terpinyl isobuty
rate; -Tolyl isobutyrate
Butyric aldehyde, 94, see Butyraldehyde
Isobutyric aldehyde, 94, see Isobutyraldehyde
Butyrin, 94, see (tri-) Butyrin
(tri-) Butyrin, 95, see Butyrin, Glyceryl tributyrate
Butyroin, 95, see 5-Hydroxy-4-octanone
Butyrone, 95, see 4-Heptanone
Butyryllactic acid, see Butyl butyryllactate
Buxine, 95, see a- Amylcinnamaldehyde
Buxinol. 95, see a-Amylcinnamyl alcohol
Cachou, Extract, 215, see Catechu, extract
Cactus root. Extract, 215, see Yucca, Mohave,
extract
ad mene, 95
Caffeine, 95, 262, see Coffeine; Guranme.
Methyltheobromine; Theine; 1,3,7-Trimethyl-2, 6-dloxopurine; 1,3, 7-Trimethylxanthine
Cajeput, Oil, 215
Cajeputene, 95, see d- Limonene
Cajeputol, 95, see Eucalyptol
Calamus, 215, see Sweet flag
Calamus, Oil, 215, see Sweet flag, oil
Calciferol, see Vitamin D2
Calcium acetate, 15, 41, see Calcium salts
Calcium acid phosphate, see Phosphate, calcium,
monobasic
Monocalcium acid phosphate, see Phosphates
Calcium alginate, see Alginates
Calcium aacorbate, 9

Calcium bromate, 37
Calcium carbonate, 42, 49, 262, see Calcium
sources
Calcium casemate, see Casein
Calcium chloride, 42, 262, see Calcium salts
Calcium citrate, 43, 262, see Calcium salts;
Calcium sources; Citrate salts
Calcium cyclamate, see Cyclamates
Calcium diacetate, see Calcium salts
Calcium dioxide, see Peroxide, calcium
Calcium disodium salt of EDTA, see Ethylenediamine tetraacetate (EDTA)
Calcium fluoride, see Fluorine sources
Calcium gluconate, 16, 42, 262, see Calcium salts
Calcium glycerophosphate, see Calcium sources
Calcium hexametaphosphate, 16
Calcium hydrate, see Calcium hydroxide
Calcium hydroxide, 42, 262
Calcium hypo-chlorite, 3
Calcium iodate, 3 7
Calcium lactate, 42, 263
Calcium oxide, 42, 263, see Calcium sources
Monocalcium orthophosphate, see Calcium
phosphate, monobasic
Calcium pantothenate, 59
Calcium peroxide, 37
Calcium phosphate, dibasic, 263
Calcium phosphate, monobasic, 263, see Calcium
salts
Calcium phosphate, monobasic, dibasic, tribasic,
see Calcium sources; Phosphorous sources
Calcium phosphate, tribasic, 263
Monocalcium acid phosphate, see Calcium phosphate,
monobasic
Calcium phytate, see Calcium salts
Calcium propionate, 4
Calcium pyrophosphate, see Calcium sources
Calcium saccharin, see Saccharin
Calcium salts, 15, 263, see Calcium acetate;
Calcium chloride; Calcium citrate; Calcium
gluconate; Calcium phosphate, monobasic;
Calcium sulfate
Calcium salts of fatty acids, 263
Calcium, Silicate, 269
Calcium sorbate, 5
Calcium sources (harmless calcium salts), 57,
see Calcium carbonate; Calcium citrate;
Calcium oxide; Calcium sulfate
Calcium stearyl-2-lactylate, 26
Calcium sulfate, 42, 263, see Calcium salts;
Calcium sources
Calendula, 215, see Marigold, pot
Calendula officinalis L., see Marigold, pot
2-Camphanol, 95, see Borneol
am pht-no. 95, see 2,2- Dimethyl 3 - methylene norbornane
d-Camphor, 95
Camphor, Japanese, White, Oil, 215
Cananga odorata Hook, f. and Thorns., see
Cananga, oil; Ylang ylang, oil
Cananga, Oil, 215
Canarium commune L., see Elemi, gum;
Elemi, oil
Canarium luzonicum (Miq.) A. Gray, see Elemi,
gum; Elemi, oil
Capraldehyde , 96
Caprlc acid, 96, see Decanoic acid; Fatty acids
Capric aldehyde, 96
Caprinaldehyde, 96
Caproaldehyde, 96, see Hexanal
Caproic acid, 96, see Hexanoic acid
Caproic aldehyde, 96, see Hexanal

Capronic ether absolute, 96, see Ethyl hexanoate


Capryl alcohol, 96, see 1 -Octanol
Capryl alcohol (secondary), 96, see 2-Octanol
Caprylaldehyde, 96, see Octanal
Caprylic acid, 96, see Fatty acids; Octanoic acid
Caprylic alcohol, 96, see 1 -Octanol
Caprylic aldehyde, 96, see Octanal
Capsicum annuum L., see Capsicum, extract;
Capsicum, oleoresin; Paprika; Paprika,
oleoresin; Pepper, red
Cap sicum annuum L. var . longum Sendt . , see
Cayenne
Capsicum, Extract, 215
Capsicum frutescena L., see Capsicum, extract;
Capsicum, oleoresin; Pepper, red
Capsicum, Oleoresin, 216
Caramel, 49
Caramel color, 96
Caraway, 216
Caraway, Black, 216
Caraway, Oil, 216
Carbamate, Potassium n-methyldithio- , 3
Carbon black, 49
Carbon dioxide, 263
Carbon monoxide, 10
Carbonate, Potassium, 42
Carbonate, Potassium bi-, see Carbonate,
Potassium
Carbonate, Sodium, 42
Carbonate, Sodium bi-, 42
Carbonate, Sodium sesqui-, see Carbonate, sodium
Carboxymethyl cellulose, see Cellulose, sodium
carboxymethyl
Cardamom, 216
Cardamom seed, Oil, 216
Carmine, 49
Carminic acid, see Carmine
Carob bean, Extract, 216, see St. John's bread
Carob bean gum, 33
Carotenal, Beta-apo-8'-, 49
Carotene, 49, 57
Carrageen, see Carrageenan
Carrageenan, 31
Carrageenan, Salts of, 31
Carrageenin, see Carrageenan
Carragheenin, see Carrageenan
Carrot, Oil, 217
Carum carvi L., see Caraway; Caraway, oil
Carvacrol, 96, see 2--Cymenol; Cymophenol;
2-Hydroxy--cymene; 2-Methyl-5-isopropylphenol; Isopropyl-o- cresol; Isothymol
Carvacryl ethyl ether, 96, see 2-Ethoxy-cymene; Ethyl carvacrol
Carveol, 97, see p-Mentha-6, 8-dien-2-ol
Carvol, 97, see Carvone
4-Carvomenthenol, 97, see 1 --Menthen-4-ol;
1 -Methyl-4-isopropyl- 1 -cyclohexene-4-ol;
Origanol; 4-Terpinenol
Carvone, 97, see Carvol; 6, 8(9)--Menthadien2 -one
Carvyl acetate, 97, see Acetic acid
Carvyl ester, see Carvyl acetate; Carvyl
propionate
Carvyl propionate, 97, see Propionic acid
Carya species, see Hickory bark, extract
-Caryophyllene, 97
Caryophyllene acetate, 98
Caryophyllene alcohol, 98
Cascara, Bitterless, Extract, 217
Cascarilla bark. Extract, 217
Cascarilla bark. Oil, 217
277

Casein, 263, see Potassium caseinate


Cashoo, Extract, 217, see Catechu, extract
Cassia, 217
Cassia bark. Extract, 217
Cassia bark, Oil, 217
Cassia buds, 217, see Cassia flowers
Cassia flowers, 218, see Cassia buds
Cassie, Absolute, 218
Cassis, 218, see Currant buds, black, absolute
Castor canadenis Khl, see Castoreum, extract;
Castoreum, liquid
Castor fiber L., see Castoreum, extract;
Castoreum, liquid
Castor, Oil, 218, 264, see Palma Christi, oil;
Ricinus, oil; Tangan-tangan, oil
Castoreum, Extract, 218
Castoreum, Liquid, 218
Catala se, 264
Catechu, Extract, 218, see Black cutch, extract;
Cachou, extract; Cashoo, extract; Pegu cate
chu, extract
Catechu, Powder, 218, see Gambir catechu;
Gambir, gum; Pale Catechu; Terra japonica
Cayenne, 218
Cedar leaf, Oil, 219
Cedro, Oil, 219, see Lemon, oil, terpeneless
Celery ketone, see 3-Methyl-5-propyl-cycIohex2 - enone
Celery seed, 219
Celery seed, Extract, 219
Celery seed. Extract solid, 219
Celery seed, Oil, 219
Cellulose gum, see Cellulose, sodium carboxy
methyl
Cellulose, Hydroxypropyl methyl- , 31
Cellulose, Methyl-, 32
Cellulose, Methyl ethyl, 32
Cellulose, Sodium carboxymethyl, 32
Ceratonia siliqua L. , see Carob bean, extract;
Locust, gum
Cetone D, 98, see Methyl -naphthyl ketone
Cetone V, 98, see Allyl a-ionone
a-Cetone, 98, see Methyl-a-ionone
0-Cetone, 98, see Methyl-0-ionone
Cetyl alcohol, 98, see 1-Hexadecanol
Cetylic acid, 98, see Palmitic acid
Ceylon cinnamon, 219, see Cinnamon
Ceylon cinnamon leaf. Oil, 219, see Cinnamon
leaf, oil
Chamomile flower, English, Oil, 219
Chamomile flower, Hungarian, Oil, 220
Chamomile flower, Roman, Extract, 220
Chamomile flower, Roman, Oil, 220
Chavicyl methyl ether, 98, see Estragole
Checkerberry, Extract, 220, see Wintergreen,
extract
Checkerberry, Oil, 220, see Wintergreen, oil
Cherry laurel, Oil (FFPA), 220
Cherry pits, Extract, 220
Chervil, 220
Chicory, Extract, 221
Chiite. 264
Chimaphila umbellata Nutt., see Pipsissewa
leaves, extract
China bark. Extract, 221, see Qu iliaia
Chinese cinnamon, 221, see Cinnamon
Chinese cinnamon leaf. Oil, 221, see Cinnamon
leaf, oil
Chloramine, Sodium -toluene sulfo- , 37
Chloramine T, see Chloramine, sodium -toluene
sulfo-

Chlorine, 37
Chlorine dioxide, 37
Chlorine gas, see Chlorine
Chlorite, Calcium hypo-, 3
Chlorite, Sodium, 37, see Chlorite, sodium
hypo
hlorite. Sodium hypo-, 3, see Chlorite, sodium
Chlortetracycline, 3
Cholic acid, 21
Choline bitartrate, 57
Choline chloride, 57
Chondrus Extract, see Carrageenan
Cichorium intybus L., see Chicory, extract
Cinchona, see Cinchona bark, red; Cinchona
bark, yellow; Cinchona bark, yellow, extract;
Cinchona, extract
Cinchona bark. Red, 221
Cinchona bark. Red, Extract, 221
Cinchona bark. Yellow, 221
Cinchona bark. Yellow, Extract, 221
Cinchona calisaya Wedd . , see Cinchona bark,
yellow; Cinchona bark, yellow, extract;
Cinchona, extract
Cinchona, Extract, 221, see Quinine, extract
Cinchona ledge riana Moens et Trimen, see
Cinchona bark, yellow; Cinchona bark, yellow,
extract; Cinchona, extract
Cinchona species, see Cinchona bark, yellow;
Cinchona bark, yellow, extract; Cinchona
extract
Cinchona succlrubra Pavon et Klotzsch or its
hybrids, see Cinchona bark, red; Cinchona
bark, red, extract; Cinchona extract
Cinene, 98, see d-Limonene
Cineole, 98, gee Eucalyptol
Cinnamal, 98, see Cinnamaldehyde
Cinnamaldehyde, 98, see Cinnamal; Cinnamic
aldehyde; Phenylacrolein; 3-Phenylpropenal
Cinnamaldehyde ethylene glycol acetal, 96, see
Cinncloval
Cinnamein, 98, see Benzyl cinnamate
Cinnamic acid, 99, see Allyl cinnamate; Isoamyl
cinnamate; Benzyl cinnamate; Butyl cinnamate;
Isobutyl cinnamate; Cinnamyl cinnamate; Cyclohexyl cinnamate; Ethyl cinnamate; Heptyl cinna
mate; Linalyl cinnamate; Methyl cinnamate;
Phenethyl cinnamate; jS-Phenylacrylic acid;
3-Phenylpropenoic acid; 3-Phenylpropyl
cinnamate; Propyl cinnamate; Isopropyl
cinnamate; Terpinyl cinnamate
Cinnamic alcohol, 99, see Cinnamyl alcohol
Cinnamic aldehyde, 99, see Cinnamaldehyde
Cinnamomum camphors (L .) Nees et Eberm. ,
see Camphor, Japanese, white, oil
Cinnamomum cassia Blume, see Cassia; Cassia
bark, extract; Cassia bark, oil; Cassia buds;
Cinnamon; Cinnamon bark, extract; Cinnamon
bark, oil; Cinnamon leaf, oil
Cinnamomum loureirii Blume, see Cinnamon;
Cinnamon bark, extract; Cinnamon bark, oil;
Cinnamon leaf, oil
Cinnamomum zeylanicum Nees, see Cinnamon;
Cinnamon bark, extract; Cinnamon bark, oil;
Cinnamon leaf, oil
Cinnamon, 222, see Ceylon cinnamon; Chinese
cinnamon; Saigon cinnamon
Cinnamon bark. Extract, 222
Cinnamon bark. Oil, 222
Cinnamon leaf. Oil, 222, see Ceylon cinnamon
leaf, oil; Chinese cinnamon leaf, oil; Saigon
cinnamon leaf, oil
Cinnamyl acetate, 99, see Acetic acid
Cinnamyl alcohol, 99, see Cinnamic alcohol;
y-Phenylallyl alcohol; Styryl carbinol
Cinnamyl anthranilate , 99
Cinnamyl benzoate, 99, see Benzoic acid
Cinnamyl butyrate, 99, see Butyric acid

Cinnamyl isobutyrate, 100, see Isobutyrlc acid


Cinnamyl cinnamate, 100, see Cinnamic acid;
Phenylallyl cinnamate; Styracin
Cinnamyl ester, see Cinnamyl acetate; Cinnamyl
anthranilate; Cinnamyl benzoate; Cinnamyl
butyrate; Cinnamyl isobutyrate; Cinnamyl
cinnamate; Cinnamyl formate; Cinnamyl phenylacetate; Cinnamyl propionate; Cinnamyl isovalerate
Cinnamyl formate, 100
Cinnamyl phenylacetate, 100, see Phenylacetic acid
Cinnamyl propionate, 100, see y-Phenyallyl
propionate; 3-Phenyl-2-propenyl propanoate;
Propionic acid
Cinnamyl isovalerate, 100, see Isovaleric acid
Cinncloval, 101, see Cinnamaldehyde ethylene
glycol acetal
Cire d'Abeille absolute, 222, see Beeswax, white
lstus ladaniferus L . , see Labdanum, absolute;
Labdanum, oil; Labdanum, oleoresin
Citral, 101, see 3, 7-Dimethyl-2, 6-octadienal;
Gcranial
Citral diethyl acetal, 101, see 3, 7-Dimethyl-2, 6octadlenal diethyl acetal
Citral dimethyl acetal, 101, see 3 , 7- Dimethyl 2, 6-octadienal dimethyl acetal
Citrate, Calcium, 43, see Citrate, sodium
Citrate, Isopropyl, 15
Citrate, Monoglyceride, 15
Citrate salts, 15, see Calcium citrate; Potassium
citrate
Citrate, Sodium 264, see Calcium citrate; Citric
acid
Citrate, Stearyl, 15
Citrate, Triethyl, 15
Citric acid, 15, 43, 101, see 2-Hydroxy-1,2,3propanetricarboxylic acid; 0-Hydroxytricarballyllc acid; Triethyl citrate
Citridic acid, 101, see Aconitac acid
CitroflexA-4, 101, see Tributyl acetylcitrate
Citronella, Oil, 222
Citronellal, 101, see 3 , 7-Dimethyl- 6-octenal;
Rhodinal
dl-Citronellol, 102, see 3, 7-Dimethyl- 6-octenl-ol
Citronelloxyacetaldehyde, 102, see 6, 10-Dimethyl-o-9-undecenal
Citronellyl acetate, 102, see Acetic acid; 3,7Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl acetate
Citronellyl butyrate, 102, see Butyric acid; 3,7Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl butyrate
Citronellyl isobutyrate, 102, see Isobutyrlc acid;
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl isobutyrate
Citronellyl ester, see Citronellyl acetate; Citro
nellyl butyrate; Citronellyl isobutyrate; Citro
nellyl formate; Citronellyl phenylacetate;
Citronellyl propionate; Citronellyl valerate
Citronellyl formate, 102, see 3, 7-Dimethyl-6octen-l-yl formate
Citronellyl phenylacetate, 102, see 3, 7-Dimethyl6-octen-l-yl phenylacetate; Phenylacetic acid
Citronellyl propionate, 103, see 3, 7-Dimethyl- 6octen-l-yl propionate; Propionic acid
Citronellyl valerate, 103, see 3, 7-Dimethyl- 6octen-l-yl valerate; Valeric acid
Citrus aurantifolla (Christman) Swingle, see Lime,
oil; Lime, oil, terpeneless
Citrus aurantium L., see Curacao peel, extract;
Curacso peel, oil; Neroli bigarde, oil; Orange
blossoms, absolute; Orange flowers; Orange
leaf, absolute; Orange peel, bitter, oil; Petitgrain, oil
Citrus aurantium L. subsp. bergamia Wright et
Arn, see Bergamot, oil
Citrus bioflavonoids, 57
Citrus limon (L.) Burm. f., see Lemon, extract;
Lemon, oil; Lemon, oil, terpeneless; Petitgrain, lemon, oil
Citrus paradisi Macf . , see Grapefruit, oil;
Naringen, extract
278

Citrus peels, Extract, 222


Citrus Red No. 2, 49
Citrus reticulata Blanco, see Mandarin, oil;
Tangerine, oil
Citrus reticulata Blanco var. Mandarin, see
Petitgrain, Mandarin, oil
Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck, see Orange oil,
distilled; Orange, oil, terpeneless; Orange
peel, sweet, extract; Orange peel, sweet, oil;
Orange peel, sweet, oil, terpeneless
Citrus species, see Citrus peels, extract
Civet, Absolute, 222
Civet cats, see Civet, absolute
Clary, 223, see Clary, sage
Clary, Oil, 223, see Clary, sage, oil
Clary, Sage, 223, see Clary
Clary, Sage, Oil, 223, see Clary, oil
Clove bud, Extract, 223
Clove bud, Oil, 223
Clove bud, Oleoresin, 223
Clove leaf. Oil, 223
Clover tops, Red, Extract solid, 224, see Trifolium,
extract solid
Cloves, 224
Clove stem. Oil, 224
Cobalt carbonate, see Cobalt sources
Cobalt chloride, see Cobalt sources
Cobalt gluconate, see Cobalt sources
Cobalt sources, 57
Cobalt sulfate, see Cobalt sources
Cobaltous salts, Cobaltous acetate. Chloride,
Sulfate, 21
Coca leaf. Extract (Decocainized), 224
Cochineal, 49
Coconut aldehyde, 103, see ^-Nonalactone
Coffeine, 103, see Caffeine
Cognac, Green, Oil, 224, see Amyl alcohol;
Isobutyl alcohol; Furfuryl alcohol; Propyl
alcohol
Cognac, White, Oil, 224, see Amyl alcohol;
Isobutyl alcohol; Furfuryl alcohol; Propyl
alcohol
Cola acuminata Schott et Endl., see Kola nut,
extract
Coleus, see Oregano
Combustion product gas, see Carbon monoxide
Combustion product gas (from the controlled
combustion in air of butane, propane, or
natural gas), 10
Commiphora abyssinica (Berg) Engler, see Myrrh,
gum; Myrrh, oil
Commiphora molmol Engler, see Myrrh, gum;
Myrrh, oil
Commiphora species, see Myrrh, gum; Myrrh,
oil
Copper sources, 58
Coriander, 224
Coriander, Oil, 225
Coriandrum sativum L., see Coriander;
Coriander, oil
Coridothymus capitatus Reichb., see Origanum,
oil (extractive)
Corn silk, 225
Corps praline, 103, see Maltol
Costus root. Oil, 225, see Spiral flag, oil
Cottonseed flour, 50
Couch grass, 225, see Doggrass, extract
Cream of tartar, see Tartrate, Potassium acid
Creosol, 103, see 2-Methoxy-4-methyl phenol
-Cresol, 103, see 4-Cresol
4-Cresol, 103, see -Cresol
o-Cresyl acetate, 103, see o-Tolyl acetate
- resyl acetate , 103, see -Tolyl acetate

-Cresyl isobutyrate. 103, see -Tolyl isobutyrate


-Cresyl dodecanoate, 103, see -Tolyl laurate
o-Creeylic acetate, 103, see o-Tolyl acetate
-Cresylic acetate, 103, see -Tolyl acetate
-Creayl laurate, 103, see -Tolyl laurate
o-Cresyl methyl ether, 103, see o-Methylanisole
-Cresyl methyl ether, 103, see -Methylanisole
-Creeyl phenylacetate, 103, see-Tolylphenylacetate
Cretan Dittany, 225, see Dittany of Crete
Crocus, Extract, 225, see Saffron, extract
Crocus sativus L. , see Saffron; Saffron, extract
Croton cascarilla Benn. , see Cascarilla bark,
extract; Cascarilla bark, oil
Croton eluteria Benn. , see Cascarilla bark, extract
Cubebs, 225
Cubebs, Oil, 225
Cumaldehyde, 103, see Cuminaldehyde
Cumin, 225
Cuminal, 103, see Cuminaldehyde
Cumin alcohol, 103, see - Isopropylbenzyl alcohol
Cuminaldehyde, 103, see Cumaldehyde; Cuminal;
Cuminic aldehyde; -Isopropyl benzaldehyde
Cumin, Black, 225
Cuminic alcohol, 104, see - Isopropylbenzyl
alcohol
Cuminic aldehyde, 104, see Cuminaldehyde
Cumin, Oil, 226
Cuminol, 104, see - Isopropylbenzyl alcohol
Cuminum cyminum L. , see Cumin; Cumin, oil
Cuminyl acetaldehyde, 104, see 3-(-Isopropyl)
phenyl propionaldehyde
Cuminyl alcohol, 104, see - Isopropylbenzyl
alcohol
Cupric chloride, see Copper sources
Cupric gluconate, see Copper sources
Cupric oxide, eee Copper sources
Cupric sulfate, see Copper sources
Cuprous iodide, see Iodine sources
Curacso peel, Extract, 226
Curacao peel, Oil, 226
Curcuma longa L., see Turmeric; Turmeric,
extract; Turmeric, oleoresin
Curcuma zeodoaria (Berg.) Rosc., see Zeodoary;
Zeodoary bark, extract
Currant buds, Black, Absolute, 226 , see Cassis
Cyanocobalamin, see Vitamin B^
Cyanodithioimidocarbonate, Disodium, 3
Cyclamal, 104
Cyclamates, 53
Cyclamen aldehyde, 104, see 2-Methyl-3-(-isopropylphenyl) propionaldehyde
Cyclohexaneacetic acid, 104, see Allyl cyclo
nexaneacetate
Cyclohexanebutyric acid, see Allyl cyclo
nexanebutyrate
Cyclohexanethyl acetate, 104, see Acetic acid;
Cyclohexylethyl acetate
Cyclohexanethyl ester, see Cyclohexanethyl
acetate
Cyclohexanehexanoic acid, see Allyl cyclohexanehexanoate
Cyclohexanepropionic acid, see Allyl cyclohexanepropionate; Ethyl cyclohexanepropionate
Cyclohexanevaleric acid, see Allyl cyclohexanevalerate
Cyclohexylacetic acid, see Cyclohexaneacetic acid
Cyclohexylethyl acetate, 104, see Acetic acid;
Cyclohexanethyl acetate
Cyclohexyl anthranilate , 104
Cyclohexyl butyrate, 104, see Butyric acid
Cyclohexyl cinnamate, 105, see Cinnamic acid

Dlallyl sulfide, 107, see Allyl sulfide


Cyclohexylethyl acetate, 105, see Cyclohexane
thyl acetate
Diammonium orthophosphate, see Phosphate,
Ammonium, dibasic
Cyclohexyl ester, see Cyclohexylethyl acetate;
Cyclohexyl anthranilate; Cyclohexyl butyrate.
Diasmol,
108, see 1 , 3-Nonanediol acetate
Cyclocinnamate; Cyclohexyl formate; Cyclo
(mixed esters)
hexyl propionate; Cyclohexyl isovalerate
Dibenzyl disulfide, see Benzyl disulfide
Cyclohexyl formate, 105
Dibenzyl ether, 108
Cyclohexyl propionate, 105. see Propionic acid
Dibenzyl ketone, 108, see 1 , 3 -Diphenyl- 2 Cyclohexylsulfamates, see Cyclamates
propanone
Cyclohexyl isovalerate, 105, see Isovaleric acid
4,4-Dibutyl-y-butyrolactone, 108, see 4,4Dibutyl-4-hydroxybutyric acid, - Lactone
Cyclopentadecanolide, 105, see w-Pentadecalactone
Dibutyl ester, see Dibutyl at? bac ate
Cyclotene, 105, see Methylcyclopentenolone
4,4-Dibutyl-4-hydroxybutyric acid, y-Lactone,
Cymene, 105, see -Cymene
108, see 4, 4-Dibutyl-y-butyrolactone
-Cymene, 105, see Cymene; Cymol
Dibutyl
sebacate, 108, see Butyl sebacate
-Cymen- 7- carboxaldehyde . 105, see p_- Isopropyl Dibutyl sulfide, 108, see Butyl sulfide
phenylacetaldehyde
Dicalcium orthophosphate, see Calcium phos
-Cymen-7-ol, 105, see - Isopropylbenzyl
phate, dibasic
alcohol
Diethyl ester, see Diethyl malate; Diethyl
2--Cymenol, 105, see Carvacrol
sebacate; Diethyl succinate; Diethyl tartrate
3--Cymenol, 105, see Thymol
Diethyl
malate, 108, see Ethyl malate; Malic
Cymbopogon citratus DC., see Lemon- grass, oil
acid
Cymbopogon flexuosus Stapf., see Lemon-grass,
Diethyl pyrocarbonate, 4
oil
Diethyl
sebacate, 108, see Ethyl sebacate
Cymbopogon martinii (Roxb.) Stapf., see Palma
Diethyl succinate, 109, see Succinic acid
Rosa, oil
Diethyl tartrate, 109, see Tartaric acid
Cymbopogon nardus Rendle, see Citronella, oil
Dihydroanethole, 109, see - Propyl anisole
Cymol, 105, see -Cymene
Dihydrocarveol, 109, see 8--Menthen-2-ol;
ymophenol, 106, see Carvacrol
6- Methyl- 3 - isopropenyl- cyclohexanol
Cysteine (L- form), 58
Dihydrocarvyl
acetate, 109, see Acetic acid
Cystine (L- and DL- forms), 58
Dihydrocarvyl
ester, see Dihydrocarvyl
Daemonorops spp. or other botanical sources,
acetate
see Dragon's blood, extract
Dihydrocoumarin, 109. see 1 , 2-BenzodihydroDandelion root. Extract solid, 226
pyrone; Hydrocoumarin
Dandelion, Fluid extract, 226
Dihydroguaiaretic acid, Normal, see Nordihydroguaiaretic acid
Daucua carota L. , see Carrot, oil
2, 3-Dihydro-3-oxo-benzisosulfonazole, see
Davana, Oil, 226
Saccharin
0- Decalactone, 106, see 5-Hydroxydecanolc acid,
2. 3- Diketobutane, 109, see Diacetyl
-Lactone
Dilauryl thiodipropionate, 10
Decanal, 106, see Aldehyde -10. Capraldehyde;
Capric aldehyde; Caprinaldehyde
Dill, 226
Decanal dimethyl acetal, 106, see 1, 1-Dimethoxy- Dill, Oil, 226
decane
Decanoic acid, 106, see Capric acid; Decylic acid; Dill seed, Indian, 227
1,2-Dimethoxy-4-allylbenzene, 109, see Eugenyl
Ethyl decanoate
methyl ether
2-Decenoic acid, see Butyl 2-decenoate
1,1Dimethoxy- 2 -amyl-3 - phenyl- 2- propene ,
Decanol acetate, see Decyl acetate
109, see a-Amylcinnamaldehyde dimethyl acetal
1- Decanol, 106, see Alcohol C-l0; Decyl alcohol;
m-Dimethoxybenzene, 109, see 1,3-DimethoxyDecylic alcohol; Nonylcarbinol
benzene; Dimethyl resorcinol; Resorcinol
dimethyl ether
Decany1 acetate, 106, see Decyl acetate
-Dimethoxybenzene, 110, see Dimethyl hydro2 - Decenal, 107, see Decenaldehyde
quinone; Hydroquinone dimethyl ether
Decenaldehyde, 107, see 2 -Decenal
1
,
3-Dimethoxybenzene,
110, see m-Dimethoxy
Decyl acetate, 107, see Acetate C-l0; Acetic acid
benzene
Decyl alcohol, 107, see 1-Decanol
3 . 4- Dimethoxybenzenecarbonal, 110, see
Veratraldehyde
Isodecylaldehyde, 107, see 2,6-Dimethyl octanal
1 , 1 -Dimethoxydecane, 110, see Decanal dimethyl
Decyl butyrate, 107, see Butyric acid
acetal
Decyl ester, eee Decyl acetate; Decyl butyrate;
1 , 1-Dimethoxyoctane, 110, see Octanal dimethyl
Decyl propionate
acetal
Decyl propionate, 107, see Propionic acid
C-8
Dimethylacetal, 110, see Octanal dimethyl
Decylic acid, 107, see Decanoic acid
acetal
Decylic alcohol, 107, see 1-Decanol
2, 4-Dimethylacetophenone, 110
Dehydroacetate, Sodium, 4
Dimethyl anthranilate, 110, see Methyl N-methylanthranilate
Dehydroacetic acid, see Dehydroacetate, sodium
a.a-Dimethylbenzyl isobutyrate, 110, see IsoDelphinic acid, 107, see Isovaleric acid
butyric acid; Phenyl dimethyl carbinyl iso
Desoxycholic acid, 21
butyrate
Dextrans, 32
Dimethyl benzyl carbinol, 110, see a(a-Dimethyl
phenethyl alcohol
Dextrin, 32
a.a-Dimethylbenzyl ester, see a,(t-Dimethylbenzyl
Diacetyl, 107, see Biacetyl; Butandione; 2,3isobutyrate
Butanedione; 2, 3-Diketobutane; Dimethylglyoxal;
Dimethyl ketone
Dimethylcarbinol, 110, see Isopropyl alcohol
Diacetyl tartaric acid glyceridee, esters of mono2. 3-Dimethylcrotonic acid, see Benzyl 2,3and di- from the glycerolysis of edible fats or
dimethylc rotnate
oils, 22
Dimethyl
disulfide, see Methyl disulfide
Diallyl disulfide, 107, see Allyl disulfide
279

Dimethyl ester, see Dimethyl succinate


Dimethyl ether protocatechualdehyde, 110, see
Veratraidehyde
Dimethylglyoxal, 110, see Diacetyl
2, 6-Dimethyl-5-heptenal, 110, see Melonal
Dimethyl hydroquinone, 110, see -Dimethoxybenzene
3, 7-Dimethyl-7-hydroxyoctanal, 111, see
Hydroxycitronella
Dimethylketol, 111, see Acetoin
Dimethyl ketone. 111, see Diacetyl
2,2-Dimethyl-3-methylenenorbornane, 111, see
Camphene
3, 7-Dimethyl-1, 6-octadien-3-ol, 111, see
Linalool
cis- 3 , 7- Dimethyl- 2 , 6-octadien- 1 -ol, 111, see
Nerol
trans- 3 , 7- Dimethyl-2 , 6-octadien- 1 -ol, 111,
see Geraniol
3,7-Dimethyl-2,6-octadienal, 111, see itral
3.7-Dimethyl-2,6-octadienal diethyl acetal, 111,
see Citral diethyl acetal; Citral dimethyl
acetal
3, 7-Dimethyl-2, 6-octadienal dimethyl acetal,
111, see Citral dimethyl acetal
2, 6-Dimethyl octanal, 111, see Isodecyaldehyde
3, 7-Dimethyloctan-3-ol, 111, see Tetrahydrolinalool
3, 7-Dimethyl-1, 7-octanediol, 111, see Hydroxycitronellol
3, 7-Dimethyl-l -octanol, 111, see Tetrahydrogeraniol
2, e-Dimethylocten (1 or 2)-ol-8-acetate, see
Citronellyl acetate
3,7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-ol, 111, seedl-Citronellol
3, 7-Dimethyl-7-octen-l-ol, 111
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl acetate. 111, see
Citronellyl acetate
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl butyrate. 111, see
Citronellyl butyrate
3, 7-Dimethyi-6-octen-l-yl isobutyrate, 111,
see Citronellyl isobutyrate
3,7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl formate. 111, see
Citronellyl formate
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl phenylacetate. 111,
see Citronellyl phenylacetate
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l-yl propionate. 111, see
Citronellyl propionate
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen-l -yl valerate. 111, see
Citronellyl valerate
3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octenal, 111, see Citronella
6, 10-Dimethyl-3-oxa-9-undecenal, 111, see
Citronelloxyacetaldenyde
a, a- Dimethylphenethyl acetate, 112, see Acetic
acid; Benzyl dimethyl carbinyl acetate;
Benzylpropyl acetate
a, a- Dimethylphenethyl alcohol, 112, see Benzyl
propyl alcohol; Dimethyl benzyl alcohol
a, a-Dimethylphenethyl butyrate, 112, see Benzyl
dimethyl carbinyl butyrate
Dimethyl phenethyl carbinyl acetate, 112
Dimethyl phenethyl carbinyl isobutyrate, 112,
see 2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl isobutyrate
a, a- Dimethylphenethyl ester, see ,a- Dimethyl
phenethyl acetate; a, r- Dimethylphenethyl
butyrate; a, a- Dimethylphenethyl formate
, a- Dimethylphenethyl formate, 112, see Benzyl
dimethyl carbinyl formate
Dimethyl polysiloxane, 21
Dimethyl resorcinol, 112, see m-Dimethoxybenzene
Dimethyl succinate, 112, see Succinic acid
Dimethyl sulfide, 112, see Methyl sulfide
6, 10-Dimethyl-9-undecen-2-one, 112, see
Tetrahydro-seudo- ionone
2 , 6-Dmitro-3-methoxy-l -methyl- 4- tert-butylbenzene, 163, see Musk, ambrette

4,6-Dinitro-1,3-dimethyl-5-tert-butyl-2-acetylbenzene, see Musk ketone


Dioxymethylene protocatechuic aldehyde, 112,
see Piperonal
Dipentene, 112, see d_-Limonene
Diphenyl ketone, 112, see Benzophenone
1,3-Diphenyl-2-propanone, 112, see Dibenzyl
ketone
Dipotassium orthophosphate, see Phosphate,
potassium, dibasic
Dipropyl disulfide, 113
Dipropyl ketone, 113, see 4-Heptanone
Diaodium cyanodithioimidocarbonate, 3
Disodium dihydrogen salt of EDTA, see Ethylenediamine tetraacetate (EDTA)
Disodium phosphate, see Phosphate, sodium,
dibasic
Distilled acetylated monoglycerides, 22
2, 6-Di-tertiary-butyl-4-methyl phenol, see
Butylated hydroxytoluene
Di-tertiary-butyl-para-cresol, see Butylated
hydroxytoluene
Dittany of Crete, 227, see Cretan Dittany; Spanish
hops
y-Dodecalactone, 113, see 4-Hydroxydodecanoic
acid, y-Lactone; y-Octyl-y-butyrolactone
'-Dodecalactone, 113, see 5-Hydroxydodecanoic
acid, -lactone
Dodecanal, 113, see Laurlc aldehyde
Dodecanoic acid, 113, see Isoamyl laurate; Butyl
laurate; Ethyl laurate; Laurlc acid; -Tolyl
laurate
1-Dodecanol, 113, see Lauryl alcohol
Dodecanyl acetate, 113, see Lauryl acetate
2- Dodecenal, 113
Dodecoic acid, 113, see Laurlc acid
Dodecyl acetate, 112, see Lauryl acetate
Dodecyl alcohol, 113, see Lauryl alcohol
Dodecyl benzenesulfonate. Sodium, 21
Dodecyl ester, see Lauryl acetate
Doggrass, Extract, 227, see Agropyrum;
Couch grass; Graminia; Quack grasa;
Quick grass; Triticum
Draco rubin, Extract, 227, see Dragon's blood,
extract
Draylic acid, 113, see Benzoic acid
Dragon's blood, Extract, 227, see Draco
rubin, extract
Dried yeast, 61
Dulse, 227
Elder flowers, 227
Elemi, Gum, 227
Eleml, Oil, 227
Eletteria cardamomum (L.) Maton, see
Cardamom; Cardamom seed, oil
Enanthal, 113, see Heptanal
Enanthaldehyde, 114, see Heptanal
Enanthic alcohol, 114, see Heptyl alcohol
Enanthyl alcohol, 114, see Heptyl alcohol
Enzactin, 114, see (tri-) Acetin
Epichlorhydrin, 264
1 , 8-Epoxy--menthane, 114, see Eucalyptol
Erigeron canadensis L., see Erigeron, oil
Erigeron, Oil, 228, see Fieabane, oil
Eriodictyon californicum (Hook, and Arn.)
Torr., see Yerba Santa, fluid extract
Erythorbate, Sodium, 10
Erythorbic acid, 10
Erythrosine, see FD&C Red No. 3
Erythroxylon coca Lam . , see Coca leaf,
extract (decocainized)
Equisetic acid, 114, see Aconitac acid
Esdragol, 114, see Estragole
280

Estragole, 114, see -AHylanisole; Chavicy1


methyl ether; -Methoxyallylbenzene;
Methyl chavicol
Estragon, Oil, 228, see Tarragon, oil
Ethanal, 114, see Acetaldehyde
Ethanolc acid, 114, see Acetic acid
Ethanol, see Ethyl alcohol
Ethone, 114, see l-(-Methoxyphenyl)- 1penten-3-one
Ethovan, 114, see Ethyl vanillin
6-Ethoxy-m-anol, 114, see Propenyl gusethol
-Ethoxybenzaldehyde, 114
2-Ethoxy--cymene, 114, see Carvacryl ethyl
ether
3-Ethoxy-4-hydroxybenzaldehyde, 114, see
Ethyl vanillin
1- Ethoxy-2-hydroxy-4-propenylbenzene, 114,
see Propenyl guaethol
2- Ethoxynaphthalene, 114, see 0-Naphthyl ethyl
ether
2-Ethoxy-5-propenylanisole, 114, see Isoeugenyl
ethyl ether
Ethyl acetate, 114, see Acetic ether; Vinegar
naphtha
Ethylacetic acid, 115, see Butyric acid
Ethyl acetoacetate, 115, see Acetoacetic ester;
Ethyl- 3 -oxobutanoate
Ethyl acetone, 115, see 2-Pentanone
Ethyl a-acetylhydrocinnamate, 115, see Ethyl
2-acetyl-3-phenylpropionate
Ethyl 2-acetyl-3-phenylpropionate, 115, see
Ethyl of- acetylhydrocinnamate
Ethyl aconitate, 115, see Aconitic acid; Ethyl
1 - propene-l,2,3- tricarboxylate
Ethyl acrylate, 115
Ethyl alcohol, 264
Ethyl amyl ketone , 115, see 3-Octanone
Ethyl -anisate, 115
Ethyl anthranilate, 115
Ethyl benzenecarboxylate, 116, see Ethyl benzoate
Ethyl benzoate, 116, see Ethyl benzenecarboxylate
Ethyl benzoylacetate, 116
Ethyl benzyl acetoacetate, 116, see Ethyl 2 -acetyi3 - phenylpropionate
a-Ethyl benzyl butyrate, 116, see Butyric acid;
a-Phenylpropyl butyrate
a-Ethylbenzyl ester, see o- Ethyl benzyl butyrate
2 -Ethyl butyl acetate, 116, see Acetic acid
2-Ethyl-3-butyUcrolein, 116. see 2-Ethyl-2heptenal
2-Ethyl butyl ester, see 2 -Ethyl butyl acetate
Ethyl butyl ketone, 116, see 3-Heptanone
2-Ethylbutyraldehyde. 116
Ethyl butyrate, 116, see Butyric acid
Ethyl isobutyrate, 117, see Isobutyric acid
Ethylbutyric acid, see ft-Ethylbutyric acid
a-Ethylbutyric acid, 117
2-Ethylbutyric acid, 117, see Allyl 2-Ethylbutyrate
Ethyl butyrolactone , 117, see y-Hexalactone
Ethyl caprate, see Cognac, green, oil; Cognac,
white, oil
Ethyl caprylate, see Cognac, green, oil;
Cognac, white, oil
Ethyl carvacrol, 117, see Carvacryl ethyl ether
Ethyl cellulose, 264
Ethyl cinnamate, 117, see Cinnamic acid; Ethyl
phenylacrylate; Ethyl 3-phenylpropenoate
Ethyl citrate, 117, see Triethyl citrate
Triethyl citrate, 15, see Ethyl citrate
Ethyl cyclohexanepropionate, 117, see Ethyl
cyc lohexylpropionate
Ethyl cyclohexylpropionate, 117, see Ethyl
ccloheXanepropionate

Ethyl decanoste, 117, see Decanoic acid


Ethyl dodecanoate, 118, see Ethyl laurate
Ethylenediamine, 4
Ethylenediamine tetraacetate (EDTA), 15
trans -l,2- Ethylenedicarboxylic acid, 118,
see Fumaric acid
Ethylene dichloride, 264
Ethylene oxide -methyl formate mixture, 4
Ethyl ester, see Ethyl acetate; Ethyl acetoacetate;
Ethyl 2- acetyl- 3-phenylpropionate; Ethyl
aconitate; Ethyl acrylate; Ethyl -anisate;
Ethyl anthranilate; Ethyl benzoylacetate; Ethyl
butyrate; Ethyl lsobutyrate; Ethyl cinnamate;
Ethyl cyclohexanepropionate; Ethyl decanoate;
Ethyl formate; Ethyl 2-furanpropionate; Ethyl
heptanoate; Ethyl hexanoate; Ethyl lactate;
Ethyl laurate; Ethyl levulinate; Ethyl myristate;
Ethyl nonanoate; Ethyl octanoate; Ethyl oleate;
Ethyl palmitate. Ethyl phenylacetate; Ethyl
4-phenylbutyrate; Ethyl 3-phenylpropionate;
Ethyl propionate; Ethyl pyruvate; Ethyl
salicylate; Ethyl sorbate; Ethyl tig late; Ethyl
10-undecenoate; Ethyl valerate; Ethyl isovalerate
Ethyl isoeugenol, 118
Ethyl formate, 4, 118, see Formic ether
Ethylformic acid, 118, see Propionic acid
Ethyl 2-furanpropionate, 118, see Ethyl furfurylhydracrylate; Ethyl furylpropionate
Ethyl furfurylhydracrylate, 118, see Ethyl 2furanpropionate
2-Ethyl-3-furylacrolein, 118, see 2-Furfurylidene butyraldehyde
Ethyl furylpropionate, 118, see Ethyl 2-furanpropionate
4-Ethylguaiacol, 118, see 4-Ethyl-2-methoxyphenol
Ethyl heptanoate, 118
2-Ethyl-2-heptenal, 118, see 2-Ethyl-3-butylacroleh.
Ethyl hexadecanoate, 118, see Ethyl palmitate
Ethyl 2,4-hexadienoate, 119, see Ethyl sorbate
Ethyl hexanoate, 119, see Capronic ether absolute;
Hexanoic acid
2 - Ethyl hexyl acetate, 119, see Octyl acetate
2-Ethyl 1-hexylsulfate. Sodium, 21
Ethyl hydrocinnamate, 119
Ethyl a-hydroxypropionate, 119, see Ethyl lactate
Ethyl lactate, 119, see Ethyl of-hydroxypropionate;
Lactic acid
Ethyl laurate, 119, see Dodecanoic acid; Ethyl
dodecanoate
Ethyl levulinate, 119, see Levulinic acid
Ethyl malate, 119, see Diethyl malate
4-Ethyl-2-methoxyphenol, 119, see 4-Ethylguaiacol
Ethyl trans-2-methyl-2-butenoate, 119, see Ethyl
tigLate
Ethyl 0-methylbutyrate, 119, see Ethyl isovalerate
Ethyl 2-methylbutyrate, 120
Ethyl methyl phenylglycidate, 120, see Aldehyde
C-l6 pure (so-called); Ethyl 3-methyl- 3phenylglycidate; Strawberry aldehyde
Ethyl 3-methyl-3-phenylglycidate, 120, see Ethyl
methyl phenylglycidate
Ethyl myristate, 120, see Ethyl tetradecanoate;
Tetradecanoic acid
Ethyl 2-naphthyl ether, 120, see -Naphthyl ethyl
ether
Ethyl nitrite, 120, see Spirit of nitrous ether;
Sweet spirit of nitre
Ethyl nonanoate, 120, see Nonanoic acid
Ethyl 2-nonynoate, 120, see Ethyl octyne carbonate
Ethyl octanoate, 120, see Octanoic acid
Ethyl octyne carbonate, 121, see Ethyl 2-nonynoate
Ethyl oleate, 121, see Oleic acid
Ethyl 3-oxobutanoate, 121, see Ethyl acetoacetate
Ethyl oxyhydrate, 121, see Rum ether
Ethyl palmitate, 121, see Ethyl hexadecanoate;
Hexadecanoic acid

Ethyl phenylacetate, 121, see Phenylacetic acid; aTolulc acid, ethyl ester
Ethyl phenylacrylate, 121, see Ethyl cinnamate
Ethyl 4-phenylbutyrate, 121
Ethyl 3- phenylglycidate, 121
Ethyl 3-phenylpropenoate, 121, see Ethyl
cinnamate
Ethyl 2-phenylpropionate, see Ethyl hydro
cinnamate
Ethyl 3-phenylpropionate, 121, see 3-Phenylpropionic acid
Ethyl 1-propene- 1 , 2, 3-tricarboxylate, 122, see
Ethyl aconitate
Ethyl propionate, 122, see Propionic acid
Ethyl pyruvate, 122, see Pyruvic acid
Ethyl salicylate, 122, see Salicylic ether
Ethyl sebacate, 122, see Diethyl sebacate
Ethyl sorbate, 122, see Ethyl 2, 4-hexadienoate
Ethyl tetradecanoate, 122, see Ethyl myristate
Ethyl tiglate. 122, see Ethyl trans -2 -methyl- 2butenoate
Ethyl 10-undecenoate, 122
Ethyl valerate, 123, see Valeric acid
Ethyl isovalerate, 123, see Ethyl -methylbutyrate; Isovaleric acid
Ethyl vanillin, 123, see Ethovan; 3-Ethoxy-4hydrobenzaldehyde; Vanillal
Eubatus, Rubus, see Blackberry bark, extract
Eucalyptol, 123, see Cajeputol; Cineole; 1,8Epoxy--menthane
Eucalyptus globulus Labille, see Eucalyptus, oil
Eucalyptus, Oil, 228
Eucheuma cottoni. Extract, 32
Eucheuma spinosum. Extract, see Eucheuma
cottoni, extract
Eugenia aromatica (L.) Baill. , see Clove bud.
Clove bud, oil; Clove bud, oleoresin; Clove
leaf, oil; Cloves; Clove stem, oil
Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb. , see Clove bud,
extract; Clove bud, oil; Clove bud, oleoresin;
Clove leaf, oil; Cloves, Clove stem, oil
Eugenol, 21, 123, see 4- Allylguaiacol; 4-Allyl2-methoxyphenol; 4- Hydroxy- 3- methoxy- 1 allylbenzene
Isoeugenol, 124, see 2-Methoxy-4-propenylphenol;
4-Propenylguaiacol
Isoeugenyl, see Ethyl isoeugenol; Isoeugenyl
acetate
Eugenyl acetate, 124, see Acetic acid; Acetyl
eugenol
Isoeugenyl acetate, 124, see Acetic acid; Acetyl
isoeugenol
Isoeugenol benzyl ether, see Benzyl isoeugenol
Eugenyl benzoate, 124, see 4- Allyl-2-methoxyphenyl benzoate; Benzoic acid; Benzoyl eugenol
Eugenyl ester, see Eugenyl acetate; Eugenyl
benzoate; Eugenyl formate
Isoeugenyl ester, see Isoeugenyl acetate; Isoeugenyl
formate; Isoeugenyl phenylacetate
Isoeugenyl ethyl ether, 124, see 2-Ethoxy-Spropenylanisole
Eugenyl formate, 124, see 4- Allyl-2-methoxyphenyl
formate
Isoeugenyl formate, 124, see 2-Methoxy-4-propenylphenyl formate
Eugenyl methyl ether, 125, see 4- Allylveratrole;
1 , 2-Dimethoxy-4-allylbenzene; Methyl eugenol
Isoeugenyl methyl ether, 125, see Methyl iso
eugenol; 4-Propenylveratrole
Isoeugenyl phenylacetate, 125, see 2-Methoxy-4propenylphenyl phenylacetate; Phenylacetic acid
Evernia furfuracea (L.) Mann, see Oak moss,
absolute
Evernia prunastri (L . ) Ach . , see Oak moss,
absolute
Exaltolide, 125, see w-Pentadecalactone
Farnesol, 125, see 3, 7-l1 -Trimethyl-2 . 6, 10dodecatrien- l-ol
281

Fast green FCF, see FD&C Green No. 3


Fatty acids, free of chick-edema factor (caprylic,
capric, lauric, myristic, oleic, palmitic,
stearic, and combinations of these), 264
Fatty acids (one or any mixture of the following
fatty acids: capric, caprylic, lauric, myristic,
oleic, palmitic, stearic), 21
Fatty acids, Polyglycerol esters, 21
Fatty acid. Salts of, 21
Fatty acids, Salts of (one or more of the aluminum,
ammonium, calcium, magnesium, potassium,
and sodium salts of the above fatty acids), 264
Florence fennel, 229, see Fennel, sweet
Fluorine sourccs, 58
Foeniculum vulgare Mill., see Fennel, common
Foeniculum vulgare Mill . var . dulce (DC . ) Alef . ,
see Fennel, sweet
Folic acid, 58
Food starch, modified, 34
Formaldehyde, 4, 22
Formaldehyde, para-, 4
Paraformaldehyde, 4
Formic acid, see Amyl formate; Isoamyl formate;
Anisyl formate; Benzyl formate; Bornyl formate;
Isobornyl formate; Butyl formate; Isobutyl
formate; Cinnamyl formate; Citronellyl formate;
Cyclohexyl formate; or.a-Dimethylphenethyl
formate; Ethyl formate; Eugenyl formate; Iso
eugenyl formate; Geranyl formate; Heptyl
formate; Hexyl formate; Linalyl formate; Methylbenzyl formate; Neryl formate; Octyl
formate; Phenethyl formate; 3-Phenylpropyl
formate; Propyl formate; Isopropyl formate;
Rhodinyl formate; Terpinyl formate
Formic ether, 126, see Ethyl formate
Frankincense, 229, see Olibanum, oil
Fumaric acid, 43, 126, see Allomaleic acid;
Boletic acid; trans - Butenedioic acid; trans- 1 , 2Ethylenedicarboxylic acid
Fumaric acid (Rosin adduct, esterified with
glycerin), 264
2-Furaldehyde, 126, see Furfural
2-Furanacrolein, 126, see Furyl acrolein
2-Furanacrylic acid, see Propyl 2-furanacrylate
2-Furanbutyric acid, see Isoamyl 2-furanbutyrate
2- Furancarbinol, 126, see Furfuryl alcohol
2- Furanmethanethiol, 126, see Furfuryl mercaptan
2- Furanpropionic acid, see Isoamyl 2-furan
propionate; Isobutyl 2-furanpropionate; Ethyl
2-furanpropionate
Furcelleran, Salts of, (One or more of a mixture
of the sodium, calcium, potassium and
ammonium salts of furcelleran), 32
Furcelleran (refined hydrocolloid prepared by
aqueous extraction of furcellaria fastigiata of
the class rodophyceae (red seaweed)), 32
Furfural, 126, see 2- Furaldehyde; Pyromucic
aldehyde
Furfuralacetone, 126, see 4-(2-Furyl)-3-buten2 -one
Furfuralcohol, 126, see Furfuryl alcohol
Fatty acids, Soybean, Hydroxylated, 22
Fatty acids of cottonseed and soybean, 22, 264
Fatty acids of tallow, 22, 264
FD&C Blue No. 1, 50
FD&C Blue No. 2, 50
FD&C Green No. 1, 50
FD&C Green No. 2, 50
FD&C Green No. 3, 50
FD&C Red No. 2, 50
FD&C Red No. 3, 50
FD&C Violet No. 1, 50
FD&C Yellow No. 5. 50
FD&C Yellow No. 6, 50
FD&C Lakes, 50
2-Fenchanol, 125, see Fenchyl alcohol

Fenchol, 125, see Fenchyl alcohol


d-Fenchone, 125, see d-1,3.3-Trimethyl-2norbornanone
Fenchyl alcohol, 126, see 2-Fenchanol; Fenchol;
1 , 3 , 3 - Tr imethyl- 2- norbornanol
Fennel, Common, 228
Fennel, Sweet, 228, see Finochio; Florence
fennel
Fenugreek, 228
Fenugreek, Extract, 229
Fenugreek, Oleoresin, 229
Ferric choline citrate, see Choline chloride;
Iron sources
Ferric phosphate, see Iron sources
Ferric pyrophosphate, see Iron sources
Ferric sodium pyrophosphate (Sodium iron
pyrophosphate), see Iron sources
Ferrocyanide decahydrate. Sodium, 264
Ferrous fumarate, 50, see Iron sources
Ferrous gluconate, 50, see Iron sources
Ferrous lactate, see Iron sources
Ferrous sulfate, see Iron sources
Ferula assafoetida L., see Asafetida, fluid
extract; Asafetida, gum; Asafetida, oil
Ferula galbaniflua Boiss, et Buhse and other Ferula
species, see Galbanum, oil; Galbanum, resin
Flcin, 264
Finochio, 229, see Fennel, sweet
Fleabane, Oil, 229, see Erigeron, oil
Furfuryl acetate, 126, see Acetic acid
Furfuryl alcohol, 127, see Cognac, green, oil;
Cognac, white, oil; 2-Furancarbinol; Furfuralcohol; - Furylcarbinol; 2-Furylcarbinol;
2 - Hydroxymethylfuran
Furfuryl ester, see Furfuryl acetate
Furfurylidene acetone, 127, see 4-(2- FuryD3-buten-2-one
2 -Furfurylidene butyraldehyde , 127, see 2Ethyl-3 -furylacrolein
Furfuryl mercaptan, 127, see 2-Furanmethanethiol
Furoic acid, see Allyl 2-furoate; Methyl-2furoate
2-Furoic acid, see Amyl 2-furoate; Hexyl 2furoate; Phenethyl 2-furoate; Propyl 2-furoate
Furyl acetone, 127
Furyl acrolein, 127, see 2- Furanacrolein
4-(2-Furyl)-3-buten-2-one. 127, see Furfuralacetone; Furfurylidene acetone
a- Furylcarbinol , 127, see Furfuryl alcohol
2 -Furylcarbinol, 127, see Furfuryl alcohol
(2-Furyl)-2-propanone, 127
(2-Furyl) propanone, see Furyl acetone
Fusel oil, Refined, 128, see Amyl alcohol
Galangal root, 229
Galangal root. Extract, 229
Galangal root. Oil, 229
Galbanum, Oil, 229
Galbanum, Resin, 230
Galipea officinalis Hancock, see Angostura,
extract
Gallic acid, see Propyl gallate
Gallotannic acid, 128, see Tannic acid
Gambir catechu, 230, see Catechu, powder
Gambir, Gum, 230, see Catechu, powder
Garden Rosemary, Oil, 230, see Rosemary, oil
Gardenol, 128, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate
Garlic, Oil, 230
Gas, Combustion product (from the controlled
combustion in air of butane, propane, or
natural gas), 10
Gaultheria rocumbens L., see Wintergreen,
extract; Wintergreen, oil

Gelatin, 33
Genet, Absolute, 230
Genet, Extract, 230, see Broom, extract
Gentiana lutea L., see Gentian root, extract
Gentian root. Extract, 230
Geranial, 128, see Citral
Geraniol, 128, see trans-3, 7-Dimethyl-2, 6octadien-l-ol
Geranium, Rose, Oil, 230
Geranyl acetate, 128, see Acetic acid
Geranyl acetoacetate, 128
Geranyl benzoate, 128, see Benzoic acid
Geranyl butyrate, 129, see Butyric acid
Geranyl isobutyrate, 129, see Isobutyric acid
Geranyl ester, see Geranyl acetate; Geranyl
acetoacetate; Geranyl benzoate; Geranyl
butyrate; Geranyl isobutyrate; Geranyl formate;
Geranyl hexanoate; Geranyl phenylacetate;
Geranyl propionate; Geranyl isovalerate
Geranyl formate, 129
Geranyl hexanoate, 129, see Hexanoic acid
Geranyl phenylacetate, 129, see Phenylacetic acid
Geranyl propionate, 129, see Propionic acid
Geranyl isovalerate, 129, see Isovaleric acid
Ghatti, Gum, 231, see Indian gum
Gibberellic acid and its potassium salt, 265
Gigartina acicularis extract, 33
Gigartina pistillate extract, see Gifartina
acicularis extract
Gigartina radula extract, see Gigartina acicularis
extract
Gigartina stellata extract, see Gigartina acicularis
extract
Ginger, 231
Ginger, Extract, 231
Ginger, Oil, 231
Ginger, Oleoresin, 231
Gluconate, Calcium, 16
Gluconate, Sodium, see Gluconate, Calcium
Glucono-delta-lactone, 43
Glucose pentaacetate , 130
Glutamate, Ammonium, 265
Glutamate, Monopotassium, 265
Glutamic acid, 265
Glutamic acid hydrochloride, 265
Glyceride citrate, mono-, 22
Monoglyceride citrate, 15, 22
Glycerides, Diacetyl tartaric acid esters of
mono- and di- from the glycerolysis of
edible fats or oils, 22
Glycerides, Distilled acetylated monoglycerides, 22
Glycerides, mono-,of fatty acids, 22
Glycerides, Monosodium phosphate derivatives
of mone- and di- from the glycerolysis of
edible fats or oils, 22
Monoglycerides of fatty acids, 22
Glycerides, mono- and di- (of edible fats or
oils, or edible fat- forming fatty acids), 22
Glycerides, Sodium sulfoacetate derivatives of
mono- and di-, 22
Glycerides, Sulfoacetates of mono- and di-, 22
Glycerin. 265
Glycerin ester of partially hydrogenated wood
rosin, see Rosins
Glycerin ester of polymerized rosin, see Rosins
Glycerine, polymerized and esterified with dis
tilled oleic, stearic, and coconut-oil fatty
acids (free of chick-edema factor), 265
Glycerol, see Glycerin
Glyceryl abietate, 22, 265
Glyceryl triacetate, 130, see (tri-) Acetin
Glyceryl tributyrate, 130, see (tri-) Butyrin
282

Glyceryl ester of wood rosin, see Glyceryl


abietate
Glyceryl lac to esters of fatty acids, 22
Glyceryl mono- and di- esters (from alcoholysis
of soybean oil and/or hydrogenated tallow) and
propylene glycol, 22
Glycocholic acid, 23
Glycyrrhiza, 231, see Licorice root; Licorice,
extract
Glycyrrhiza, Extract, 231, see Licorice, extract
Glycyrrhiza glabra L. and other spp. of
Glycyrrhiza, see Glycyrrhizin, ammoniated;
Licorice, extract; Licorice, extract powder;
Licorice, root
Glycyrrhizin, Ammoniated, 231
Grains of Paradise, 231
Graminis, 231, see Doggrass, extract
Grapefruit, Oil, 232
Grapeskin extract, 50
Guaiacol, 130, see o-Hydroxyanisole; o-Methoxyphenol; Methylcatechol
Guaiacum officinale L. , see Guaiac wood, extract;
Guaiac wood, oil
Guaiacum sanctum L . , see Guaiac wood, extract;
Guaiac wood, oil
Guaiac wood acetate, see Guaiyl acetate
Guaiac wood, Extract, 232
Guaiac wood, Oil, 232
Guaiacyl acetate, 130
Guaiacyl ester, see Guaiacyl phenylacetate
Guaiacyl phenylacetate, 130, see Phenylacetic acid
Guaiyl acetate, 130, see Acetic acid
Guaiyl ester, see Guaiyl acetate
Guar, Gum, 33
Guarana, Gum, 232
Guaranme, 130, see Caffeine
Guinea green B, see FD&C Green No. 1
Gum acacia, 33
Gum arabic, see Gum acacia
Gum Benjamin, 232, see Benzoin, resin
Gum benzoin, 265
Gum, Carob bean, 33
Gum, Ghatti, 33, see Ghatti, gum
Gum guaiac, 10
Gum, Guar, 33
Gum karaya, 33
Gum, Oat, 34
Gum tragacanth, 34
Haw bark, Black, Extract, 232
Hedeoma pulegiodea (L.) Pers. (American), see
Pennyroyal, oil
Hedeona, Oil, 232, see Pennyroyal, oil
Hehchrysum angustifolium DC., see Immortelle,
extract
Heliotropine, 130, see Piperonal
Heliotropyl acetate, 130, see Piperonyl acetate
Helium, 265
Hemlock, Oil, 232, see Spruce, oil
Hendecanal, 130, see Undecanal
Hendecen-9-ol, 130, see 9-Undecanal
10-Hendecenyl acetate. 130, see 10-Undecen- 1yl acetate
y-Heptalactone, 131, see 4-Hydroxyheptanoic
acid, lactone
Heptaldehyde, 131, see Heptanal
Heptanal, 131, see Aldehyde C-7; Enanthai;
Enanthaldehyde; Heptaldehyde; Heptyl
aldehyde
Heptanal dimethyl acetal, 131
Heptanal glyceryl acetal (mixed 1,2 and 1,3
acetais), 131
2, 3-Heptanedione, 131, see Acetyl pentanoyl;
Acetyl valeryl

Heptanoic acid, see Allyl heptanoate; Amyl


heptanoate; Butyl heptanoate; Isobutyl
heptanoate; Ethyl heptanoate; Methyl
heptanoate; Octyl heptanoate; Propyl
heptanoate
1- Heptanol, 131, see Heptyl alcohol
2- Heptanone, 131, see Ketone C-7; Methyl amyl
ketone
3- Heptanone, 131, see Ethyl butyl ketone
4- Heptanone, 132, see Butyrone; Dipropyl
ketone
Heptyl acetate, 132, see Acetic acid
Heptyl alcohol, 132, see Alcohol C-7; Enanthic
alcohol; Enanthyl alcohol; 1-Heptanol; priHeptyl alcohol; Hydroxyheptane
2i-Heptyl alcohol, 132, see Heptyl alcohol
Heptyl aldehyde, 132, see Heptanal
Heptyl butyrate, 132, see Butyric acid
Heptyl isobutyrate, 132, see Isobutyric acid
y- Heptyl butyrolactone, 132, see y_-Undecalactone
Heptyl carbinol, 132, see 1-Octanol
Heptyl cinnamate, 132, see Cinnamic acid
Heptyl ester, see Heptyl acetate; Heptyl butyrate;
Heptyl isobutyrate; Heptyl cinnamate; Heptyl
formate; Heptyl octanoate
Heptyl formate, 132
Heptyl octanoate, 133, see Octanoic acid
Hexadecanoic acid, 133, see Ethyl palmitate;
Palmitic acid
1-Hexadecanol, 133. see Alcohol C- 16; Cetyl
alcohol
u^-6-Hexadecenlactone, 133, see Ambrettolide;
6-Hexadecenolide; 16- Hydroxy- 6-hexadecenoic
acid; - Lactone
6-Hexadecenolide, 133, see w;6-Hexadecenlactone
Hexadecylic acid, 133, see Palmitic acid
2, 4-Hexadienoate, 133, see Allyl sorbate
Hexahydropyridene, 133, see Piperidine
Hexahydrothymol, 133, see Menthol
-Hexalactone, 133, see Ethyl butyrolactone; 4Hydroxyhexanoic acid, y-lactone; Tonkalide
Hexaldehyde, 133, see Hexanal
Hexanal, 133, see Caproaldehyde; Caproic alde
hyde; Hexaldehyde; Hexoic aldehyde
Hexane. 265
Hexanedioic acid, 133, see Adipic acid
2, 3-Hexandione, 134, see Acetyl butyryl
Hexanoic acid, 134, see Allyl hexanoate; Amyl
hexanoate; Isoamyl hexanoate; Butyl hexanoate;
Isobutyl hexanoate; Caproic acid; Ethyl
hexanoate; Geranyl hexanoate; Hexoic acid;
Hexyl hexanoate; Linalyl hexanoate; Methyl
hexanoate; 3-Phenylpropyl hexanoate; Propyl
hexanoate; Isopropyl hexanoate
2-Hexenolc acid, see Methyl 2-hexenoate
1- Hexanal, 134, see Hexyl alcohol
2- Hexenal, 134
cis-3-Hexenal, 134
2- Hexen-l-ol, 134
3- Hexen-l-ol, 134, see Blatteralkohol; Leaf
alcohol
2-Hexen-l-yl acetate, 134, see Acetic acid
2-Hexenyl ester, see 2-Hexen-l-yl acetate
Hexoic acid, 135, see Hexanoic acid
Hexoic aldehyde, 135, see Hexanal
Hexyl acetate, 135, see Acetic acid
2 - Hexyl- 4-acetoxytetrahydrofuran, 135
Hexyl alcohol, 135, see 1-Hexanol
Hexyl butyrate, 135, see Butyric acid
a-Hexylcinnamaldehyde, 135
Hexylenc glycol diacetate , 135, see 1 , 3-Nonanediol
acetate (mixed esters)
Hexyl ester, see Hexyl acetate; Hexyl butyrate;
Hexyl formate; Hexyl 2-furoate; Hexyl hexan
oate; Hexyl octanoate; Hexyl propionate

Hydroxycitronellal, 137, see 3, 7-Dimethyl-7Hexyl formate, 135


hydroxyoctanal; 3 , 7-Dimethyl- 1 , 7-octanediol;
Hexyl 2-furoate, 135
Laurine
Hexyl hexanoate, 136, see Hexanoic acid
Hydroxycitronellal diethyl acetal, 137
1 (or 2) -Hexyl-2-hydroxyethoxy acetic acid, see
Hydroxycitronellal dimethyl acetal, 13 7
2-Hexyl-5 (or 6) -keto- 1 , 4-dioxane
Hydroxycitronellol, 137
2-Hexylidene cyclopentanone, 136
2-Hydroxy--cymene, 138, see Carvacrol
2-Hexyl-5 (or 6) - keto -l, 4-dioxane, 136
4- Hydroxydecanoic acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
Hexyl octanoate, 136, see Octanoic acid
- Decalactone
Hexyl propionate, 136, see Propionic acid
5- Hydroxydecanoic acid, 6- Lactone, 138, see
Hibiscus abelraoschus L., see Ambrette, absolute,
0- Decalactone
oil; Ambrette, seed, oil; Ambrette, tincture
4- Hydroxydodecanoic acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
- Dodecalactone
Hickory bark, Extract, 232
Hipberries, Extract, 233, see Rose hips, extract
5- Hydroxydodecanoic acid, -Lactone, 138, see
- Dodecalactone
Histidine (L- and DL- forms), 58
Hydroxyheptane,
138, see Heptyl alcohol
Hops, Extract, 233
4Hydroxyheptanoic
acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
Hops, Extract solid, 233
y-Heptalactone
Hops, Oil, 233
16- Hydroxy- 6-hexadecenoic acid, w- Lactone,
138, see fJ-6-Hexadecenlactone
Horehound (Hoarhound), Extract, 233
4-Hydroxyhexanoic acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
Horsemint leaves, Extract, 233
y-Hexalactone
Humulus luulus L., see Hops, extract;
4-Hydroxy-3-methoxy-l-allylbenzene, 138, see
Hops, extract solid; Hops, oil
Eugenol
Hyacinth, Absolute, 233
4-Hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde,
138, see
Hyacinthin, 136, see Phenylacetaldehyde
Vanillin
Hyacinthus orientalis L., see Hyacinth, absolute
4-Hydroxy-3-methoxy-benzyinonamide, 138, see
Hydratropaldehyde, 136, see 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide
Hydratropaldehyde dimethyl acetal, 136, see 24 -(4- Hydroxy- 3-methoxyphenyl)- butanone, 138,
Phenylpropionaldehyde dimethyl acetal
see Zingerone
4-Hydroxy-3-methoxy-styrene, 138, see 2Hydratropyl alcohol, 136, see 0-Methylphenethyl
Methoxy-4-vinyl phenol
alcohol
Hydroxyraethyl anethole, 138, see Propenyl
Hydratropyl butyrate, 136, see 2-Phenylpropyl
guaethol
butyrate
2- Hydroxymethylfuran, 138, see Furfuryl
Hydratropyl isobutyrate, 136, see 2-Phenylpropyl
alcohol
isobutyrate
4-Hydroxy-3-methyl-l-methylbenzene, 138, see
Hydrochloric acid, 43
2-Methoxy-4-methyl phenol
Hydrocinnamic acid, 136, see 3-Phenylpropionic
1 -Hydroxymethyl-4-isopropenyl- 1-cyclohexene,
acid
138, see -Mentha-1, 8-dien-7-ol
Hydrocinnamaldehyde, see Benzylacetaldehyde;
3-Phenylpropionaldehyde; Phenylpropyl aldehyde 3- Hydroxy-2-methyl-4-pyrone, 138, see Maltol
3- Hydroxy-2-methyl-y-pyrone, 138, see Maltol
Hydrocinnamyl acetate, 136, see 3- Phenylpropyl
acetate
4- Hydroxynonanoic acid, y-Lactone, 13 8, see
Hydrocinnamyl alcohol, 136, see 3-Phenyl-ly-Nonalactone
propanol
1- Hydroxy-3-nonanone ester, see 3-Nonanon-lHydrocinnamyl isobutyrate, 137, see 3-Phenylyl acetate
propyl isobutyrate
4- Hydroxyoctanoic acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
Hydrocinnamyl cinnamate, 137, see 3- Phenylpropyl
y-Octalactone
cinnamate
5- Hydroxy-4-octanone, 138, see Butyroin
Hydrocinnamyl formate, 137, see 3-Phenylpropyl
y-Hydroxy-0-oxobutane, 138, see Acetoin
formate
acid, u^-Lactone, 138,
Hydrocinnamyl hexanoate, 137, see 3- Phenylpropyl 15-Hydroxypentadecanoic
see u)-Pentadecalactone
hexanoate
acid, y-Lactone, 138, see
Hydrocinnamyl propionate, 137, see 3- Phenylpropyl 4-Hydroxypentanoic
y-Valerolactone
propionate
139, see
2- Hydrocinnamyl tetrahydrofuran, see 2-(3-Phenyl- 2- Hydroxy-2-phenylacetophenone,
Benzoin
propyl)tetrahydrofuran
139, see
Hydrocinnamyl isovalerate, 137, see 3- Phenylpropyl 4-(-Hydroxyphenyl)-2-butanone,
-Hydroxybenzyl acetone
isovale rate
2 -Hydroxy- 1 , 2,3-propanetricarboxylic acid,
Hydrocoumarin, 137, see Dihydrocoumarin
139, see Citric acid
Hydrofluosilic acid, see Fluorine sources
Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, 31
Hydrogen peroxide, 4, 37
Hydroxypropyl starch, see Starch, modified
with propylene oxide
Hydrogenated rosin polymers of glycerin or
pentaerythritol, see Rosins
^-Hydroxysuccinic acid, 139, see ^-Malic acid
Hydrogenated tallow, 26
14-Hydroxytetradecanoic acid, 139, see w-Pentadecalactone
Hydrogenated tallow alcohol, 26
a-Hydroxytoluene, 139, see Benzyl alcohol
Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide, see Polyacrylic acid
-Hydroxytricaballylic acid, 139, see Citric acid
Hydrolyzed polyacrylonitrile, see Polyacrylic
acid
4-Hydroxyundecanoic acid, y-Lactone, 139, see
y_- Undecalactone
Hydroquinone dimethyl ether, 137, see -Dimethoxybenzene
Hypnone, 139, see Acetophenone
o-Hydroxyanisole, 137, see Guaiacol
Hyptis, see Oregano
o-Hydroxybenzaldehyde, 137, see Salicylaldehyde
Hyssop, 233
-Hydroxybenzyl acetone, 137, see 4-(|>-HydroxyHyssop, Extract. 233
phenyl) - 2 - butanone
Hysopus officinalis L.. see Hyssop; Hyssop,
3- Hydroxy-2-butanone, 137, see Acetoin
extract; Hyssop, oil
2-Hydroxycamphane , 137, see Borneol
Hyssop, Oil, 233
283

Lactic acid, Butyl ester, Butyrate, 140, see


Illicium verum Hook, f., see Anise, star; Anise,
Butyl butyryllactate
star, oil
Lactoflavin, see Riboflavin
Immortelle, Extract, 234
6-Lactone, see 2-Hexyl-5 (or 6) - keto- 1 , 4-dioxane
Indian gum, 234, see Ghatti, gum
^-Lactone, see y-Dodecalactone; y-Heptalactone;
Indian tragacanth, 234, see Karaya, gum
2- Hexalactone
Indigo carmine, see FD&C Blue No. 2
Lanolin,
265
Indole, 139, see 2, 3-Benzopyrrole
Lantana, see Oregano
Inositol, 58
Larixinic acid, 140, see Maltol
lodate. Calcium, 37
Lauraldehyde, 140, see Lauric aldehyde
Iodate, Potassium, see lodate, calcium
Laurel berries, 236
Iodine (from dehydrated kelp), see Iodine sources
Laurel leaves, Extract, 236
Iodine sources, 58
Lauric acid, 140, see Dodecanoic acid; Dodecoic
a-Ionone, 139, see a-lrisone^ 4-(2, 6, 6-Triacid; Fatty acids; Laurostearic acid
methyl-2-cyclohexen- 1 - yl)-3-buten-2-one
Lauric
aldehyde, 140, see Aldehyde C-l2 lauric;
0-Ionone, 139, see 0-IrisoneQ 4 (2, 6, 6-TriDodecanal; Lauraldehyde
methyl-l -cyclohexen- l-yl)-3- buten- 2- one
Laurine, 141, see Hydroxycitronellal
Iris florentina L., see Orris, concrete, liquid,
Laurostearic acid, 141, see Lauric acid
oil; Orris root, extract
Laurus nobilis L., see Bay, sweet; Bay, sweet,
Irish moss derivative, see Carrageenan
oil; Laurel berries; Laurel leaves, extract
-Irisone, 140, see a-Ionone
Lauryl acetate, 141, see Acetate C-l2; Acetic acid;
0-Irisone, 1 40, see 0-Ionone
Dodecanyl acetate; Dodecyl acetate
Iron oxides, 50
Lauryl alcohol, 141, see Alcohol C- 12; 1-Dodecanol;
Dodecyl alcohol
Iron (reduced iron, iron powder), see Iron sources
Lauryl sulfate. Sodium, 23
Iron salts, see Iron sources
Lavandin, Oil, 236
Iron sources , 58
Lavandula latifolia Vill., see Lavandin, oil
a-Irone, 140, see 6-Methylionone; 4-(2, 5, 6, 6Tetramethyl-2-cyclohexene- 1 -yl)-3 - buten - 2Lavandula officinalis Chaix, see Lavandin, oil;
one
Lavender; Lavender, absolute; Lavender,
concrete; Lavender, oil
Irradiated ergosterol, see Vitamin
Lavender, 236
Isobutylene-isopyrene copolymer, 265
Lavender, Absolute, 236
Jasmine, Absolute, 234
Lavender, Concrete, 236
Jasmine, Concrete, 234
Lavender, Oil, 236
Jasmine, Oil, 234
Leaf alcohol, 141, see 3-Hexen- l-ol
Jasmine, Spiritus, 234
Jasminum grandiflorum L., see Jasmine, absolute; Lecithin, 10
Jasmine, concrete; Jasmine, oil; Jasmine,
Lecithin (with or without related phosphatides), 23
spiritus
Lecithin,
Hydroxylated, 23
Jasmonyl, 140, see 1 , 3-Nonanediol acetate
Lemon, Extract, 236
(mixed esters)
Lemon, Oil, 237
Juglans nigra L. , see Walnut hull, extract
Lemon, Oil, Terpeneless, 237 , see Cedro, oil
Juglans regia L., see Wainut hull, extract
Lemon-grass, Oil, 237
Juniper, Extract, 234
Lepidine, see 4-Methylquinoline
Juniper, Oil, 234
Leucine (L- and DL- forms), 58
Juniper berries , 235
Isoleucine (L- and DL- forms), 58
Juniperus communis L., see Juniper, extract;
Juniper, oil; Juniper berries
Levulinic acid, 141, see 3-Acetylpropionic acid;
Butyl levulinate; Ethyl levulinate; 4-Oxovaleric
Kadaya, 235, see Karaya, gum
acid
Karaya, Gum, 235, see Indian tragacanth; Katilo;
Levisticum officinale Koch, see Lovage; Lovage,
Kullo; Kuteeral; Mucara; Sterculia
extract; Lovage, oil
Katilo, 235, see Karaya, gum
Licareol, 141, see Linalol
Kautschin, 140, see d-Limonene
Licorice, Extract, 237, see Glycyrrhiza; Glycyr
Kentonarome, 140, see Methylcyclopentenolone
rhiza, extract
Ketone C- 7, 140, see 2-Heptanone
Licorice, Extract powder, 237
Ketone alcohol, 140, see 3-Octanon-l-ol
Licorice root, 237, see Glycyrrhiza
Ketone alcohol ester, 140, see 3-Nonanon- 1 Light green S F yellowish, see FD&C Green No. 2
yl acetate
Lime, see Calcium oxide
2-Ketopropionaldehyde, 140, see Pyruvaldehyde
Lime, Oil, 237
a-Ketopropionic acid, 140, see Pyruvic acid
Lime, Oil, Terpeneless, 238
Kola nut. Extract, 235
d-Limone,
141, see Cajeputene; Cinene; Dipentene;
Krameria argntea Martius (Brazilian), see
Kautschin; d--Mentha- 1 , 8-diene
Rhatany, extract
Linaloe wood, Oil, 238
Krameria, Extract, 235, see Rhatany, extract
Linalol, 142, see Linalool
Krameria triandra Ruiz et Pavan (Peruvian), see
Linalol, 142, see 3 , 7- Dimethyl- 1 , 6-octadienRhatany, extract
3-ol; Licareol; Linalol
Kullo, 235, see Karaya, gum
Linalyl acetate, 142, see Acetic acid; Bergamol
Kuteeral, 235, see Karaya, gum
Linalyl anthranilate, 142
Labdanum, Absolute, 235
Linalyl benzoate, 142, see Benzoic acid
Labdanum, Oil, 235, see Ambreine, oil
Linalyl butyrate, 142, see Butyric acid
Labdanum, Oleoresin, 235
Linalyl isobutyrate, 143, see Isobutyric acid
Lactic acid, 44, 140, see Butyl lactate; Ethyl
Linalyl cinnamate, 143, see Cinnamic acid
lactate
284

Linalyl ester, see Linalyl acetate, Linalyl


anthranilate; Linalyl benzoate; Linalyl buty
rate; Linalyl isobutyrate; Linalyl cinnamate;
Linalyl formate; Linalyl hexanoate; Linalyl
octanoate; Linalyl propionate; Linalyl isovalerate
Linalyl formate, 143
Linalyl hexanoate, 143, see Hexanoic acid
Linalyl octanoate, 143, see Octanoic acid
Linalyl propionate, 143, see Propionic acid
Linalyl isovalerate, 143, see Isovaleric acid
Linden flowers, 238
Linoleic, see Polyethylene glycol ester of
mixed fatty acids from tall oil
Linoleic acid (prepared from edible fats and
oils and free from chick-edema factor), 58
Lippa graveolens HBK., see Oregano
Lippa species, see Oregano
Liquidambar orientalis Mill. , see Storax;
Styrax, extract
Liquidambar styraciflua L . , see Storax;
Styrax, extract
Liver-stomach concentrate (with intrinsic factor
complex), 58
Locust bean gum, see Gum, carob bean
Locust, Gum, 238
Lovage, 238, see Smallage; Smellage
Lovage, Extract, 238, see Smallage, extract;
Smellage, extract
Lovage, Oil, 238, see Smallage, oil; Smellage,
oil
Lysine (L- and DL- forms), 58
1- Lysine monohydrochloride, see Lysine (Land DL- forms)
Mace. 238
Mace, Oil, 239
Mace, Oleoresin, 239
Magnesium carbonate, 44, 265
Magnesium chloride, 266
Magnesium cyclamate, see Cyclamates
Magnesium hydroxide, 44, 266
Magnesium oxide, 44, see Magnesium sources
Magnesium phosphate (dibasic and tribasic), see
Magnesium sources; Phosphorus sources
Magnesium silicate, 269
Magnesium sources, 59, see Magnesium oxide;
Magnesium sulfate
Magnesium sulfate, 266, see Magnesium sources
Malic acid, 44, see Diethyl malate
1-Malic acid, 144, see Apple acid; ^-Hydroxysuccinic acid
Maltol, 144, see Corps praline; 3-Hydroxy-2methyl- 4-pyrone; 3- Hydroxy- 2 -methyl-ypyrone; Larixinic acid; Palatone
Mandarin, Oil, 239
Manganese chloride, see Manganese sources
Manganese citrate, see Manganese sources
Manganese gluconate, see Manganese sources
Manganese glycerophosphate, see Manganese
sou rces
Manganese hypophosphite, see Manganese sources
Manganese oxide, see Manganese sources
Manganese sources, 59
Manganese sulfate, see Manganese sources
Manganous oxide, see Manganese sources
Mannitol, 266
Marigold, Oil, 239, see Tagetes, oil
Marigold, Pot, 239, see Calendula
Marjoram, Oleoresin, 239
Marjoram, Pot, 239
Marjoram, Seed, 240
Marjoram, Sweet, 239
Marjoram, Sweet, Oil, 239

Menthyl isovalerate, 146, see -Menth-3-yl iso


Majorana hortensia Moench., see Marjoram
valerate; Isovaleric acid; Validol
oleoresin; Marjoram, seed; Marjoram, sweet,
oil; Marjoram, sweet, oil
-Meth-8-(9)-en-2-ol acetate, see Dihydrocarvyl
acetate
Marrubium vulgare L., see Horehound (Hoarhound),
extract
Methanethiol, 146, see Methyl mercaptan
Marshmallow root, 240, see Althea root
Methional, 146, see 2-Methylthiopropionaldehyde
Matricaria chamomilla L., see Chamomile flower, DL-Methionine, 59
Hungarian, oil
-Methiopropionaldehyde, 146, see 2-MethylthioMedicago sativa Lindl., see Alfalfa, extract
propionaldehyde
Melaleuca leucadendron L., see Cajeput, oil
-Methoxyacetophenone, 146, see Acetanisole
Melilot herb, see Yellow melilot
4'-Methoxyacetophenone, 146, see Acetanisol
Melissa, Extract, 240, see Balm leaves, extract
Methoxy- 4 -acetoxypropenyl benzene, see Isoeugenyl
acetate
Melissa officinalis L., see Balm; Balm leaves,
extract; Balm, oil
-Methoxyallylbenzene, 146, see Estragole
Melissa, Oil, 240, see Balm, lemon, oil; Balm,
o-Methoxybenzaldehyde. 146
oil
-Methoxybenzaldehyde, 146, see -Anisaldehyde;
Melonal, 144, see 2, 6-Dimethyl-5-heptenal
Aubepine liquid
-Mentha- 1 , 5-diene, 144, see a-Phellandrene
Methoxybenzene, 146, see Anisole
d--Mentha-1,8-diene, 144, see d-Limonene
-Methoxy benzyl acetate, 146, see Anisyl acetate
-Mentha-1,8-dien-7-ol, 144, see 1 -Hydroxy-Methoxybenzyl alcohol, 146, see Anisyl alcohol
methyl-4-isopropenyl-l-cyclohexene;
-Methoxybenzyl butyrate, 146, see Anisyl butyrate
Perillyl alcohol
Methoxybenzyl formate, 146, see Anisyl formate
-Mentha-6, 8-dien-2-ol, 144, see Carveol
-Methoxybenzyl propionate, 147, see Anisyl
1 , 8--Menthadien- 7-ol, see -Mentha- 1 , 8- dienpropionate
7-oi
2-Methoxy--cresol, 147, see 2-Methoxy-46, 8<9)--Menthadien-2-one, 144, see Carvone
methyl phenol
3--Menthanol, 144, see Menthol
o-Methoxy methyl benzoate, 147, see Methyl
-Menthan-3-ol, 144, see Menthone
-methoxybenzoate
Mentha piperita L., see Peppermint leaves;
2-Methoxy-4-methyl phenol, 147, see Creosol;
Peppermint, oil
4-Hydroxy-3-methyl- 1-methylbenzene; 2Methoxy--cresol; 4-Methylguaiacol
Mentha pulegium L. var. e riantha (European
and North African), see Pennyroyal, oil
2-Methoxynaphthalene, see 0-Naphthyl methyl
ether
Mentha spicata L., see Spearmint; Spearmint,
extract; Spearmint, oil
o-Methoxyphenol, 147, see Guaiacol
-Menth-1,4(8)-diene, 144, see Terpinolene
0- Methoxy phenyl acetate, see Guaiacyl acetate
-Menth-l-en-8-ol, 144, see a-Terpineol
-Methoxyphenyl acetone, 147, see l-(-Methoxyphenyl)- 2 - propanone
-Menth- 8-en-3-ol, 144, see Isopulegol
4-(-Methoxyphenyl)-2-butanone, 147, see Anisyl
1 --Menthen-4-ol, 144, see 4-Carvomenthenol
acetone
8--Menthen-2-ol, 144, see Dihydrocarveol
1-(-Methoxy phenyl) -4 -methyl- l-penten-3 -one,
_-4(8)--Menthen-3-one, 144, see Pulegone
148, see -Methoxystyryl isopropyl ketone
^-8<9)--Menthen-3-one, 144, see Isopulegone
l-(-Methoxyphenyl)-l-penten-3-one, 147. see
Ethone; a-Methyl anisylidene acetone
-Menth- 1 -en-3-one, 144, see d-Piperitone
l-(-Methoxyphenyl)-2-propanone, 147, see
-Menth-4(8)-en-3-one, 145, see Pulegone
Anisic ketone; Anisyl methyl ketone; -Menth-8-en-3-one, 145, see Isopulegone
Methoxyphenyl acetone
-Menth- 1 -en- 8-yl acetate, 145, see Terpinyl
1-Methoxy-4-propenylbenzene, 147, see Anethole
acetate
2- Methoxy-4-propenylphenol, 147, see Isoeugenol
-Menth-l-en-8-yl anthranilate , 145, see
2-Methoxy-4-propenylphenyl acetate, 147, see
Terpinyl anthranilate
Isoeugenyl acetate
-Menth-l-en-8-yl butyrate, 145, see Terpinyl
2-Methoxy-4-propenylphenyl formate, 148, see
butyrate
Isoeugenyl formate
-Menth-l-en-8-yl isobutyrate, 145, see
2-Methoxy-4-propenylphenyl phenylacetate, 148,
Terpinyl isobutyrate
see Isoeugenyl phenylacetate
-Menth-l-en-8-yl cinnamate, 145, see
-Methoxystyryl
isopropyl ketone, 148, see l-(Terpinyl cinnamate
Methoxy phenyl) -4-methyl- l-penten-3 -one
-Menth- 1 -e-8-yl formate, 145, see Terpinyl
-Methoxytoluene. 148, see -Methylanisole
formate
2-Methoxytoluene, 148, see o-Methylanisole
-Menth- 1 -en-8-yl propionate, 145, see Terpinyl
4-Methoxytoluene, 148, see -Methylanisole
propionate
-Menth- 1 -en-8-yl isovalerate, 145, see Terpinyl
2-Methoxy-4-vinyl phenol, 146, see 4-Hydroxy3-methoxy-styrene; -Vinylguaiacol
lsovalerate
-Menth-3-yl acetate, 146, see Menthyl acetate
Methylacetaldehyde, 148, see Propionaldehyde
-Menth-3-yl isovalerate, 146, see Menthyl iso
Methyl acetate, 148, see Acetic acid
valerate
Methylacetic acid, 148, see Propionic acid
Menthol, 145, see Hexahydrothymol; 3--Menthanol; -Methyl acetophenone, 148, see 4'-Methyl
^-Menthol; 5 - Methyl- 2 - isopropyl- cyclohexanol;
acetophenone
5-Methyl-2-isopropyl hexahydrophenol; Pepper
4'-Methyl acetophenone, 148, see -Acetyl
mint camphor
toluene; -Methyl acetophenone; 1-Methyl^-Menthol, 145. see Menthol
4-acetyl benzene; Methyl -tolyl ketone
(d) -neo-Menthol, 145, see 2-lsobutyl-5-methyl
1-Methyl-4-acetyl benzene, 148, see 4'-Methyl
cyclohexanol
acetophenone
Menthone, 145, see -Menthan-3-ol
2-Methylallyl butyrate, 148, see 2-Methyl-2Menthyl acetate, 145, see Acetic acid; -Menth-3-yl
propen-l-yl butyrate
acetate
Methyl 2-aminobenzoate, 149, see Methyl
Menthyl ester, see Menthyl acetate, Menthyl iso
anthranilate
valerate
2-Methylamino methylbenzoate, 149, see Methyl
N -methylanthranilate
285

Methylamylacetic acid, 149, see 2-Methylheptanoic


acid
Methyl amyl ketone, 149, see 2-Heptanone
Methyl anisate, 149
o-Methylanisole, 149, see o-Cresyl methyl ether;
2-Methoxytoluene; Methyl o-tolyl ether
-Methylanisole, 149, see -Cresyl methyl ether;
-Methoxytoluene; 4-Methoxytoiuene
a- Methyl anisylidene acetone, 149, see l-(Methoxyphenyl)- l-penten-3 -one
Methylanthranilate, 149, see o-Aminomethyl
benzoate; Methyl 2-aminobenozate
Methyl benzoate, 149, see Benzoic acid; Oil of Niobe
Methylbenzyl acetate, 150
a-Methylbenzyl acetate, 150, see Acetic acid;
Gardenol; Styralyl acetate; Styralyl alcohol;
Styrolene acetate
-Methylbenzyl acetone, 150, see Methyl phenylcarbinyl acetate; 4-(-Tolyl)-2-butanone
a-Methylbenzyl alcohol, 150, see Methyl phenylcarbinol; 1-Phenylethanol; a-Phenylethyl alcohol
a-Methylbenzyl butyrate, 150, see Butyric acid;
Methyl phenylcarbinyl butyrate; Styralyl butyrate
a-Methylbenzyl isobutyrate, 150, see Methyl
phenylcarbinyl isobutyrate; Styralyl isobutyrate
a-Methylbenzyl ester, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate;
a-Methylbenzyl butyrate; a-Methylbenzyl formate;
a-Methylbenzyl propionate
a-Methylbenzyl formate, 150, see Methyl phenyl
carbinyl formate; Styralyl formate
a-Methylbenzyl propionate, 150, see Methyl
phenylcarbinyl propionate; Propionic acid;
Styralyl propionate
2-Methylbutanal, 151. see 2-Methylbutyraldehyde
3-Methylbutanal, 151, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde
3-Methyl-l-butanol, 151, see Isoamyl alcohol
Methyl isobutylacetate, 151
0-Methyl butyl acetate, 151, see Isoamyl acetate
(common)
Methyl isobutyl ketone, 151
Methyl p-ter - butylphenylacetate , 151
2-Methylbutyraldehyde, 151, see 2-Methylbutanal;
Methyl ethyl acetaldehyde
3-Methylbutyraldehyde, 151, see Isoamyl aldehyde;
3-Methylbutanal; Isopentaldehyde; lsovaleral;
Isovaleraldehyde; Isovaleric aldehyde
Methyl butyrate, 151, see Butyric acid
Methyl isobutyrate, 151, see Isobutyric acid
0-Methylbutyric acid, 152, see Isovaleric acid
2- Methylbutyric acid, 152
3-Methylbutyrolactone, 152, see y-Valeractone
Methyl isocaproate, 152
Methylcatechol, 152, see Guaiacol
Methylcellulose, 32
Methyl chavicol, 152, see Estragole
a-Methylcinnamaldehyde, 152
Methyl cinnamate, 152, see Cinnamic acid
6-Methylcourmarin, 152
3-Methylcyclopentane-1,2-dione, 152, see
Methylcyclopentenolone
Methylcyclopentenolone, 152, see Cyclotene;
Kentonarome; 3-Methylcyclopentane- 1 , 2 dione
Methyl decyne carbonate, 152, see Methyl
2-undecynoate
Methyl disulfide, 152
Methyl dodecanoate, 153, see Methyl laurate
3, 4-Methylenedioxybenzaldehyde, 153, see
Piperonal
4 -(3 , 4 -Methylenedioxypheny1) - 2 -butanone ,
153, see Piperonyl acetone
Methyl ester, see Methyl acetate; Methyl anisate;
Methyl anthranilate; Methyl benzoate; Methyl
p-ter-butylphenylacetic acid; Methyl butyrate;
Methyl isobutyrate; Methyl cinnamate; Methyl
2-furoate; Methyl heptanoate; Methyl hexanoate; Methyl 2-hexanoate; Methyl laurate;

Methyl ester (cont'd): Methyl 2-methylthiopropionate; Methyl 4-methylvalerate; Methyl


myristate; Methyl nonanoate; Methyl 2nonynoate; Methyl octanoate; Methyl phenylacetate; Methyl 4-phenylbutyrate; Methyl 3phenylpropionate; Methyl propionate; Methyl
salicylate; Methyl 9 -undecenoate; Methyl
valerate; Methyl isovalerate
Methyl ester of hydrogenated rosin, see Rosins
Methyl ethyl acetaldehyde, 153, see 2-Methylbutyraldehyde
Methyl ethyl cellulose, 32
Methyl ethyl ketone, 153, see 2-Butanone
Methyl eugenol, 153, see Eugenyl methyl ether
Methyl isoeugenyl, 153, see Isoeugenyl methyl
ether
5- Methylfurfural, 153
Methyl 2-furoate, 153, see Methyl pyromucate
a-Methyl furylacrolein, 153, see 2-Methyl-3furylacrolein
2-Methyl-3-furylacrolein, 153, see a-Methyl
furylacrolein
Methyl glucoside of fatty acids of edible coconut
oil, 23, 266
4-Methylguaiacol, 153, see 2-Methoxy-4-methylphenol
2-Methylhendecanal, 153, see 2-Methylundecanal
Methyl heptanoate, 153
2-Methylheptanoic acid, 154, see Methylamylacetic
acid; 2-Methyloenanthic acid
6-Methyl-5-hepten-2-one, 154
Methyl heptine carbonate, 154, see Methyl 2octynoate
Methyl heptyl ketone, 154, see 2-Nonanone
Methyl hexanoate, 154, see Hexanoic acid
Methyl 2-hexenoate, 154
Methyl hexyl acetaldehyde, 154, see 2-Methyloctanal
Methyl hexyl carbinol, 154, see 2-Octanol
Methyl hexyl ketone, 154, see 2-Octanone
-Methylhydratropaldehyde, 154, see 2-(-Tolyl)
propionaldehyde
Methyl hydrocinnamate, 154, see Methyl 3-phenylpropionate
Methyl--hydroxy-benzoate, 3
0-Methylindole, 154, see Skatole
3-Methylindole, 154, see Skatole
Methyl a- ionone, 155, seea-Cetone; RaIdcine,
5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-l-yl)-4penten-3-one
Methyl -ionone, 155, see 0-Cetone; Raldeine$$
5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-l-cyclohexen-l-yl)-4penten-3-one
Methyl 2- ionone (so-called), 155, see a-Isomethylionone
Methyl - ionone, 155, see 5-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-3cyclohexen- 1 -yl)-4-penten-3-one
6- Methylionone, 155, see a-Irone
a-Isomethylionone, 155, see Methyl y-ionone (socalled); 4-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-l-yl)3 -methyl-3 - buten- 2 -one
Methyl lau rate, 155, see Dodecanoic acid; Methyl
dodecanoate
Methyl mercaptan, 155, sec Methanethiol
Methylmercaptopropionaldehyde, 155, see 2-Methy1thiopropionaldehyde
Methyl 2-nonenoate, see Neofolione
Methyl -methiopropionate, 155, see Methyl
2 - methylthiopropionate
Methyl o-methoxybenzoate, 156, see o-Methoxy
methyl benzoate
Methyl N-methylanthranilate, 156, see Dimethyl
anthranilate; 2-Methylamino methylbenzoate
Methyl 2-methylbutyrate, 156
7- Methyl-3-methylene- 1 , 6-octadiene, 156, see
Myrcene
Methyl 0-methyl mercaptopropionate , 156, see
Methyl 2-methylthiapropionate

Methyl 4-methylpentanoate, 56, see Methyl 4methylvalerate


Methyl 2-methylthiopropionate, 156, see Methyl
-methiopropionate; Methyls-methyl mer
captopropionate
Methyl 4-methylvalerate, 156, see Methyl isobutylacetate; Methyl isocaproate; Methyl 4methylpentanoate
Methyl myristate, 156, see Methyl tetradecanoate;
Tetradecanoic acid
Methyl naphthalene sulfonate. Sodium, 23
Methyl 0-naphthyl ketone, 157, see 2'-Acetonaphthone; Cetone D; Oranger crystals
Methyl nonanoate, 157, see Nonanoic acid
Methyl 2-nonenoate, 157
Methyl nonyl acetaldehyde, 157, see 2-Methyl
undecanal
Methyl nonyl ketone, 157
Methyl 2-nonynoate, 157, see Methyl octyne
carbonate
2-Methyloctanal, 157, see Methyl hexyl acetalde
hyde
Methyl octanoate, 157, see Octanoic acid
Methyl octyne carbonate, 157, see Methyl 2nonynoate
Methyl 2-octynoate, 157, see Methyl heptine
carbonate
2-Methyloenanthic acid, 158, see 2-Methyl
heptanoic acid
Methylol methyl amyl ketone, 158, see 3Octanon-l -ol
Methylol methyl hexyl ketone acetate, 158, see
3- Nonanon-l-yl acetate
4-Methyl-2,3-pentanedione, 158, see Acetyl
isobutyryl
2-Methylpentanoic acid, 158
4-Methylpentanoic acid, see Methyl 4-methyl
valerate; Methylvaleric acid
4-Methyl-2-pentanone, 158, see Methyl isobutyl
ketone
0-Methylphenethyl alcohol, 158, see Hydratropyl
alcohol; 2-Phenyl-l-propanol
0-Methylphenethyl butyrate, 158, see 2-Phenylpropyl butyrate
a-Methyl phenylacetaldehyde, 158, see 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde
-Methylphenylacetaldehyde, 158, see-Tolylacetaldehyde
Methyl phenylacetate, 158, see Methyl - toluate;
Phenylacetic acid
3- Methyl-4-phenyl-3-butene-2-one, 158, see
Benzylidene acetone methyl
2-Methyl-4-phenyi-2-butyl acetate, 159, see Acetic
acid; Dimethyl phenethyl carbinyl acetate
2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl ester, see 2-Methyl4-phenyl-2-butyl acetate; 2-Methyl-4-phenyl2-butyl isobutyrate
2-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butyl isobutyrate, 159, see
Isobutyric acid; Dimethyl phenethyl carbinyl
isobutyrate
2-Methyl-4-phenylbutyraldehyde, 159
3-Methyl-2-phenylbutyraldehyde, 159, see fl-Isopropyl phenylacetaldehyde
Methyl 4-phenylbutyrate, 159
Methyl phenylcarbinol, 159, see a-Methylbenzyl
alcohol
Methyl phenylcarbinyl acetate, 159, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate
Methyl phenylcarbinyl butyrate, 159, see a-Methylbenzyl butyrate
Methyl phenylcarbinyl isobutyrate, 159, see
a-Methylbenzyl isobutyrate
Methyl phenylcarbinyl formate, 159, see a-Methylbenzyl formate
Methyl phenylcarbinyl propionate, 159, see
a-Methylbenzyl propionate
4-Methyl- 2 - phenyl- m -dioxolane , 159, see
Benzaldehyde propylene glycol acetal
Methylphenyl ether, 159, see Anisole
286

Methyl phenyl ketone, 159, see Acetophenone


4-Methyl-l-phenyl-2-pentanol, 159, see a-lsobutylphenethyl alcohol
4-Methyl-l-phenyl-2-pentanone, 160, see Benzyl
isobutyl ketone
Methyl 3-phenylpropionate, 160, see Methyl hydro
cinnamate; 3 - Phenylpropionic acid
2-Methyl propanal, 160, see Isobutyraldehyde
2-Methyl propanoic acid, 160, see Isobutyric acid
2-Methyl-2-propen-l-yl butyrate, 160, see 2Methylallyl butyrate
2-Methyl- 2 -propen- 1 -yl ester, see Butyric acid
Methyl- 4- isopropenyl-cyclohexan-2-ol acetate,
see Dihydrocarvyl acetate
6-Methyl-3-isopropenyl-cyclohexanol, 160, see
Dihydrocarveo1
1- Methyl-4-isopropenyl-3-cyclohexanone, 160,
see Isopulegone
Methyl propionate, 160, see Propionic acid
2-Methyl-5-isopropyl-l ,3-cyclohexadiene, 160,
see a-Phellandrene
5-Methyl-2-isopropyl cyclohexanol, 160, see
Menthol
1 -Methyl- 4-isopropyl- l-cyclohexene-4-ol, 160,
see 4-Carvomenthenol
l-Methyl-4-isopropyl-l-cyclohexen-3-one, 160,
see d-Piperitone
3 -Me thyl- 5-propyl- cyclohex- 2 - enone , 1 60
5-Methyl-2-isopropyl hexahydrophenol, 160, see
Menthol
a-Methyl--isopropyl hydrocinnamaldehyde, 160,
see 2-Methyl-3-(j>-isopropylphenyl) propion
aldehyde
1 -Methyl- 4- isopropylidene-3-cyclohexanone, 160,
see Pulegone
Methyl propyl ketone, 160, see 2-Pentanone
2-Methyl-5-isopropylphenol, 161, see Carvacrol
5-Methyl-2-isopropylphenol, 161, see Thymol
2-Methyl-3-(-isopropylphenyl) butanal, 161, see
Cyclamai
2-Methyl- 3 -(o- isopropylphenyl) propionaldehyde ,
161, see Cyclamen aldehyde; a-Methyl- d-isopropyl hydrocinnamaldehyde; 2 -Methyl- 3-(isopropylphenyl) butanal; a- Methyl--isopropyl
phenylpropyl aldehyde; Violet alpine, oil
a-Methyl-o-isopropyl phenylpropyl aldehyde, 161,
see 2-Memyl-3-(D- isopropylphenyl) propion
aldehyde
Methylprotocatechuic aldehyde, 161, see Vanillin
Methyl pyromucate, 161, see Methyl 2-furoate
4-Methylquinoline, 161
-Methylquinoline, see 4-Methylquinoline
Methyl salicylate, 161
Methyl styryl carbinol, 161, see 4-Phenyl-3buten-2-ol
Methyl styryl ketone, 161, see 4- Phenyl- 3- buten2-one
Methyl sulfate, Sodium, 23, 34
Methyl sulfide, 161, see Dimethyl sulfide
Methyl tetradecanoate, 161, see Methyl myristate
Methyltheobromine, 161, see Caffeine
2-Methylthiopropionaldehyde, 162, see Methional;
0-Methiopropionaldehyde; Methylmercapto
propionaldehyde
a-Methyl tolualdehyde, 162, see 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde
Methyl a- toluate, 162, see Methyl phenylacetate
Methyl o-tolyl ether, 162, see o- Methylanisole
Methyl o-tolyl ketone, 162, see 4' -Methyl aceto
phenone
2-Methyl-3-tolyl propionaldehyde. Mixed o-, m-,
-, 162
2-Methylundecanal, 162, see Aldehyde C-l2MNA;
2-Methylhendecanal; Methyl nonyl acetaldehyde
Methyl 9-undecenoate, 162
Methyl 2-undecynoate, 162, see Methyl decyne
carbonate

Methyl valerate, 162, see Valeric acid


Methyl isovalerate, 162, see Isovaleric acid
Methylvaleric acid, 163
2-Methylvaleric acid, see 2-Methylpentanoic acid
Mexican organo, 240, see Oregano
Mexican sage, 240, see Oregano
Milfoil, 240, see Yarrow, herb
Mimosa, Absolute, 240
Mineral oil, 23, 266
Molybdenum sesquioxide, see Molybdenum sources
Molybdenum sources, 59
Molybdenum trixido, see Molybdenum sources
Monarda species, see Horsemint leaves, extract
Monosodium glutamate, 163
Morellone, 163, see 3- Benzyl- 4-heptanone
Morpholine, 266
Morpholine salt of fatty acids, 266
Moschus moschiferus L., see Musk tonquin
Mountain maple. Extract solid, 240
Mucara, 240, see Karaya, gum
Musk ambreite, 163, 240, see 2, 6-Dinitro-3methoxy- 1 -methyl- 4-tert-butylbenzene;
Flavoring Agents, Sub-Group A
Musk ketone, 163
Musk tonquin, 240
Mustard, Black, 240, see Mustard, brown
Mustard, Brown, 240, see Mustard, black
Mustard, White, 241, see Mustard, yellow
Mustard, Yellow, 241, see Mustard, white
Mustard oil, 163
Myrcene, 163, see 7-Methyl-3-methylene-1,6octadiene
Myrcia, Oil, 241, see Bay loaves, West Indian,
oil
Myristaldehyde, 164, see Aldehyde C- 14
(myristic); Tetradecanal; Tetradecyl aldehyde
Myrlstic acid, 164, see Fatty acids; Tetradecanoic acid
Myriatica fragrans Houtt., see Mace; Mace, oil;
Mace, oleoresin; Nutmeg; Nutmeg, oil
Myroxylon balsamum L . , Harms . , see Tolu ,
balsam, extract; Tolu, balsam, gum
Myroxylon pereire Klotzach, see Balsam, Peru;
Balsam, Peru, oil
Myroxylon toluiferum HBK., see Tolu, balsam,
extract; Tolu, balsam, gum
Myrrh, Gum, 241
Myrrh, Oil, 241
3- Naphthyl anthranilate, 164, see 2-Naphthyl
anthranilate
2-Naphthyl anthranilate, 164, see 0-Naphthyl
anthranilate
g-Naphthyl ethyl ether, 164, see 2-Ethoxynaphthalene; Ethyl 2-naphthyl ether; Nerolin;
Neroline
-Naphthyl methyl ether, 164
Naringen, Extract, 241
Neofolione, 164
Nerol, 164, cis-3,7-Dimethyl-2,6-octadien-l-ol;
Nerosol
Neroli bigarde, Oil, 241, see Orange flowers,
bitter, oil
Nerolidol, 165, see Peruviol; 3, 7-l1-Trlmethyl1,6, 10-dodecatrien-3-ol
Nerolin, 165, see -Naphthyl ethyl ether
Neroline, 165, see 0-Naphthyl ethyl ether
Nerosol, 165, see Nerol
Neryl acetate, 165, see Acetic acid
Neryl butyrate, 165, see Butyric acid
Neryl isobutyrate, 165, see Isobutyric acid
Neryl ester, see Neryl acetate; Neryl butyrate;
Neryl isobutyrate; Neryl formate; Neryl
propionate; Neryl isovalerate

Neryl formate, 165


Neryl propionate, 165, see Propionic acid
Neryl isovalerate, 165, see Isovaleric acid
Niacin, 59
Niacinamide, 59, see Aluminum nicotinate
Nickel, 266
Nickel sulfate, 59
Nicotinamide, see Niacinamide
Nicotinic acid, see Niacin
Nicotinic amide, see Niacinamide
N igelia sativa L., see Caraway, black; Cumin,
black
Nipasol, 166, see Propyl o-hydroxybenzoate
Niter, see Nitrate, potassium
Nitrate, Potassium, 266
Nitrate, Sodium, 266
Nitrite, Potassium, 266
Nitrite, Sodium, 266
Nitrogen, 267
Nitrogen oxides, 37
Nitrous oxide, 267
Nitrosyl chloride, 37
y-Nonalactone, 166, see Aldehyde C- 18 (so-called);
y-Amyl butyrolactone; Coconut aldehyde; 4Hydroxynonanoic acid, ^-lactone; Prunolide
Nonalol, 166
Nonanal, 166, see Aldehyde C-9; Pelargonaldehyde;
Pelargonlc aldehyde
1,3-Nonanediol acetate (mixed esters), 166, see
Acetic acid; Diasmol; Hexylene glycol diacetate;
Jasmonyl; Octyl crotonyl acetate
1 , 3-Nonanediol mixed esters, see 1,3-Nonanediol
acetate (mixed esters)
Nonanoic acid, 166, see Allyl nonanoate; Isoamyl
nonanoate; Ethyl nonanote; Methyl nonanoate;
Nonoic acid; Nonylic acid; Pelargonic acid
Nonanol isovalerate, 166, see Nonyl isovalerate
1- Nonanol, 166
2- Nonanone, 167, see Methyl heptyl ketone
3- Nonanon-l-yl acetate, 167, see Acetic acid;
Ketone alcohol ester; Methylol methyl hexyl
ketone acetate
Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide, 167,
see 4-Hydroxy-3-methoxy-benzyinonamide; NNonanoyl vanillylamide; Pelargonyl vanillylsmide
Nonanoyl vanillylamide, see Nonanoyl 4-hydroxy3-methoxybenzylamide
N-Nonanoyl vanillylamide, 167, see Nonanoyl
4- hyd roxy-3 - methoxybenzylamide
Nonate, 167, see Isoamyl nonanoate
2-Nonenoic acid, see Methyl 2-nonenoate
Nonoic acid, 167, see Nonanoic acid
Nonyl acetate, 167, see Acetate C-9
Nonyl alcohol, 167, see Alcohol C-9; Nonalol; 1Nonanol
Nonycarbinol, 167, see 1-Decanol
Nonyl ester, see Nonyl acetate; Nonyl octanoate;
Nonyl isovalerate
Nonylic acid, 167, see Nonanoic acid
Nonyl octanoate, 167, see Octanoic acid
Nonyl isovalerate, 167, see Nonanol isovalerate;
Isovaleric acid
Nopinene, 166, see 0-Pinene
Nordihydroguaiaretic acid, 10
Novatone, 166, see Acetanisole
Nutmeg, 241
Nutmeg, Oil, 241
Oak chips, Extract, 242
Oak moss, Absolute, 242
Oat gum, 11, 34
Ocimum basillcum L., see Basil; Basil, oil;
Basil, oleoresin

287

Octadecanoic acid, 168, see Butyl stearate;


Stearic acid
9-Octadecenoic acid, 168, see Oleic acid
Octafluorocyclobutane, 267
y-Octalactone, 168, see 4-Hydroxyoctanoic
acid, ^-lactone
Octanal, 168, see Aldehyde -8; Caprylaldehyde;
Caprylic aldehyde; Octylaldehyde
Octanal dimethyl acetal, 168, see 1, 1-Dimethoxyoctane; C-8 Dimethylacetal
Octanoic acid, 168, see Allyl octanoate; Amyl
octanoate; Isoamyl octanoate; Caprylic acid;
Ethyl octanoate; Heptyl octanoate; Hexyl
octanoate; Linalyl octanoate; Methyl octanoate;
Nonyl octanoate; Octoic acid; Octyl octanoate
l -Octanol, 168, see Alcohol C-8; Capryl alcohol;
Caprylic alcohol; Heptyl carbinol; Octyl alcohol;
prl-Octyl alcohol
2-Octanol, 169, see Capryl alcohol (secondary);
Methyl hexyl carbinol; Octyl alcohol (secondary)
2 -Octanone, 169, see Methyl hexyl ketone
3-Octanone , 169, see Ethyl amyl ketone
3-Octanon-l-ol, 169, see Ketone alcohol; Methylol
methyl amyl ketone
l-Octen-3-ol, 169, see Amyl vinyl carbinol
1-Octenyl succinic anhydride, 37
Octoic acid, 169, see Octanoic acid
Octyl acetate, 169, see Acetate C-8; Acetic acid;
2 -Ethyl hexyl acetate
Octyl alcohol, 169, see 1 -Octanol
Octyl alcohol (secondary), 169, see 2-Octanol
pri-Octyl alcohol, 169, see 1-Octanol
Octylaldehyde, 170, see Octanal
Octyl butyrate, 170, see Butyric acid
Octyl isobutyrate, 170, see Isobutyric acid
y-Octyl-2-butyrolactone, 170, see -Qodecalactone
Octyl crotonyl acetate, 170, see 1,3-Nonanediol
acetate (mixed esters)
Octyl ester, see Octyl acetate; Octyl butyrate;
Octyl isobutyrate; Octyl formate; Octyl heptanoate; Octyl octanoate; Octyl phenylacetate;
Octyl propionate; Octyl isovalerate
Octyl formate, 170
Octyl heptanoate, 170
Octyl octanoate, 170, see Octanoic acid
Octyl phenylacetate, 170, see Phenylacetic acid
Octyl propionate, 170, see Propionic acid
Octyl isovalerate, 171, see Isovaleric acid
Oil of Niobe, 171, see Methyl benzoate
Oleic acid, 23, 171, 267, see Ethyl oleate; Fatty
acids; 9-Octadecenoic acid; Oleinic acid; Poly
ethylene glycol ester of mixed fatty acids from
tall oil
Oleinic acid, 171, see Oleic acid
Olibanum, Oil, 242, see Frankincense
Onion, Oil, 242
Optai, 171, see Propyl alcohol
Orange, Oil, Distilled, 242
Orange, Oil, Terpeneless, 242
Orange blossoms, Absolute, 242
Orange flowers, 243
Orange flowers, Bitter, Oil, 243, see Neroli
bigarde, oil
Orange leaf. Absolute, 243
Orange peel, Bitter, Oil, 243
Orange peel, Sweet, Extract, 243
Orange peel, Sweet, Oil, 243
Orange pee1, Sweet, Oil, Terpeneless, 243
Oranger crystals, 171, see Methyl -naphthyl
ketone
Orchidee, 171, see Isoamyl salicylate
Oregano, 243, see Mexican oregano; Mexican
sage; Oreganum; Origan
Oreganum, 244, see Oregano
Origan, 244, see Oregano

Origanol, 171, see 4-Carvomenthenol


Origanum dictamnus L . , see Dittany of Crete
Origanum, Oil (Extractive), 244, see Spanish
origanum
Origanum majorana L. , see Marjoram, oleoresin;
Marjoram seed; Marjoram, sweet; Marjoram,
sweet, oil
Origanum species, see Oregano
Origanum vulgare L., see Marjoram, pot; Marj
oram seed; Marjoram, sweet; Marjoram,
sweet, oil
Orris, Concrete, Liquid, Oil, 244, see Orris root,
extract
Orris root. Extract, 244, see White flag, extract
Ox bile extract, 23
Oxides of nitrogen, see Nitrogen oxides
Oxidized tallow, 26
2-Oxopropanal, 171, see Pyruvaldehyde
2-Oxopropanoic acid, 171, see Pyruvic acid
Oxystearin, 16, 23, 267
Oxytetracycline, 4
4-Oxovaleric acid, 171, see Levulinic acid
Palatone, 171, see Maltol
Pale catechu, 244, see Catechu, powder
Palma Christi, Oil, 244, see Castor, oil
Palma Rosa, Oil, 244
Palmitic acid, 171, see Cetylic acid; Fatty acids;
Hexadecanoic acid; Hexadecylic acid
d-Pantothenamide, 59
Pantothenate, Calcium, 59
Pantothenate, Sodium, see Pantothenate, calcium
d-Pantothenyl alcohol, see Pantothenate, calcium
Papain, 267
Papaver somniferum L . , see Poppy seed
Paprika, 244
Paprika, Oleoresin, 244
Paprika and paprika oleoresin, 50
Paraffin, Wax, and Microcrystalline, 27
Parsley, 245
Parsley, Oil, 245
Parsley, Oleoresin, 245
Patchouly, Oil, 245
Paullinia cupana HBK. , see Guarana, gum
Peach aldehyde, 171, see y-Undecalactone
Pectin, 34
Pectin, Low methoxyl, see Pectin
Pectinate, Sodium, see Pectin
Pegu catechu. Extract, 245, see Catechu, extract
Pelargonaldehyde, 171, see Nonanal
Pelargonlc acid, 171, see Nonanoic acid
Pelargonlc aldehyde, 171, see Nonanal
Pelargonium graveolens L'Her., see Geranium,
rose, oil
Pelargonyl vanillylamide, 171, see Nonanoyl 4hydroxy-3-methoxybenzylamide
Pennyroyal, Oil, 245, see Hedeoma, oil
w-Pentadecalactone, 171, see Angelica lactone;
Cyclopentadecanolide; Exaltolide; 15-Hydroxypentadecanoic acid, w-lactone; 14-Hydroxytetradecanoic acid; Pentadecanolide; Thibetolide
Pentadecanolide, 172, see w-Pentadecalactone
Isopentaldehyde, 172, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde
Pentanal, 172, see Valeraldehyde
2,3-Pentanedione, 172, see Acetyl propionyl
Pentanoic acid, 172, see Valeric acid
1-Pentanol, 172, see Amyl alcohol
2- Pentanone, 172, see Ethyl acetone; Methyl
propyl ketone
4-Pentenoic acid, 172, see Allyl acetic acid
Pentyl alcohol, 172, see Amyl alcohol
Isopentyl alcohol, 172, see Isoamyl alcohol
Isopentyl benzoate, 172, see Isoamyl benzoate

Pentyl butyrate, 172, see Amyl butyrate


Isopentyl butyrate, 172, see Isoamyl butyrate
a-Pentylcinnamaldehyde, 172, see a-Amylcinnamaldehyde
Isopentyl cinnamate, 172, see Isoamyl cinnamate
a-Pentylcinnamyl acetate, 172, see a-Amylcinnamyl acetate
a- Pentylcinnamyl alcohol, 172, see or-Amylcinnamyl alcohol
a- Pentylcinnamyl alcohol buxinol, 172, see
a- Amylcinnamyl alcohol
a-Pentylcinnamyl formate, 172, see a-Amylcinnamyl
formate
a-Pentylcinnamyl isovalerate, 173, see a-Amylcinnamyl isovalerate
Pentyl formate, 173, see Amyl formate
Isopentyl formate, 173, see Isoamyl formate
Isopentyl 2-furanbutyrate, 173, see Isoamyl
2-furanbutyrate
Isopentyl 2-furanpropionate, 173, see Isoamyl
2-furanpropionate
Pentyl 2-furoate, 173, see Amyl 2-furoate
Pentyl heptanoate, 173, see Amyl heptanoate
Pentyl hexanoate, 173, see Amyl hexanoate
Isopentyl hexanoate, 173, see Isoamyl hexanoate
Isopentyl laurate, 173, see Isoamyl laurate
Isopentyl nonanoate, 173, see Isoamyl nonanoate
Pentyl octanoate, 173, see Amyl octanoate
Isopentyl octanoate, 173, see Isoamyl octanoate
Isopentyl phenylacetate, 173, see Isoamyl
phenylacetate
Isopentyl propionate, 173, see Isoamyl propionate
Isopentyl pyruvate, 173, see Isoamyl pyruvate
Isopentyl salicylate, 173, see Isoamyl salicylate
Isopentyl isovalerate, 173, see Isoamyl isovalerate
Pepital, 173, see Acetaldehyde phenethyl propyl
acetal
Pepper, Black, 245
Pepper, Black, Oil, 245
Pepper, Black, Oleoresin, 246
Pepper, Red, 246
Pepper, White, 246
Pepper, White, Oil, 246
Pepper, White, Oleoresin, 246
Peppermint camphor, 173, see Menthol
Peppermint leaves, 246
Peppermint, Oil, 246
Pepper tree. Oil, 246, see Schinus molle, oil
Peptones, 34
Peracetic acid, 37
Perillyl alcohol, 173, see -Mentha-1,8-dien7-ol
Permanganate, Potassium, 37
Peroxide, Benzoyl, 37
Peroxide, Calcium, 37
Peroxide, Hydrogen, 4, 37
Peroxyacetic acid, see Peracetic acid
Persic, Oil, 246, see Apricot kernel, oil
Peruviol, 173, see Nerolidol
Petitgrain, Lemon, Oil, 246
Petitgrain, Mandarin, Oil, 247
Petitgrain, Oil, 247
Petrohol, 173, see Isopropyl alcohol
Petrolatum, 267
Petrolatum NF and USP, 23
Petroleum hydrocarbons, 23
Petroleum waxes, 23
Petroselinum crisum (Miller) Nyman, see
Parsley; Parsley, oil; Parsley, oleoresin
Petroselinum sativum Hoffm . , see Parsley;
Parsley, oil; Parsley, oleoresin
288

Peucedanum graveolens Benth . , see Dill seed,


Indian
a-Phellandrene, 173, see -Mentha-l , 5-diene;
2 -Methyl- 5- isopropyl- 1 , 3-cyclohexadiene
Phenethyl acetate, 173, see Acetic acid; Benzyl
carbinyl acetate; 2-Phenylethyl acetate
Phenethyl alcohol, 174, see Benzyl carbinol;
- Phenylethyl alcohol; 2-Phenylethyl alcohol
Phenethyl anthranilate, 174, see 2-Phenylethyl
anthranilate
Phenethyl benzoate, 174, see Benzoic acid; 2Phenylethyl benzoate
Phenethyl butyrate, 174, see Butyric acid; 2Phenylethyl butyrate
Phenethyl isobutyrate, 174, see Isobutyric acid;
2-Phenylethyl isobutyrate
Phenethyl cinnamate, 174, see Cinnamic acid;
2-Phenylethyl cinnamate
Phenethyl 3,3-dimethylacrylate, 174, see
Phenethyl senecioate
Phenethyl ester, see Phenethyl acetate; Phenethyl
anthranilate; Phenethyl benzoate; Phenethyl
butyrate; Phenethyl isobutyrate; Phenethyl cin
namate; Phenethyl formate; Phenethyl 2-furoate;
Phenethyl phenylacetate; Phenethyl propionate:
Phenethyl salicylate; Phenethyl tiglate; Phen
ethyl isovalerate
Phenethyl formate, 175, see 2-Phenylethyl formate
Phenethyl 2-furoate, 175, see 2-Phenylethyl 2furoate
Phenethyl 3-methylbutyrate, 175, see Phenethyl
isovalerate
Phenethyl 3-methylcrotonate, 175, see Phenethyl
senecioate
Phenethyl phenylacetate, 175, see Phenylacetic acid;
2-Phenylethyl phenylacetate
Phenethyl propionate, 175, see 2-Phenylethyl
propionate; Propionic acid
Phenethyl salicylate, 175, see 2-Phenylethyl
salicylate
Phenethyl senecioate, 175, see Phenethyl 3,3dimethylacrylate; Phenethyl 3-methylcroto
nate; 2-Phenylethyl senecioate
Phenethyl tiglate, 175, see 2-Phenylethyl tiglate
Phenethyl isovalerate, 176, see Phenethyl 3methylbutyrate; 2-Phenylethyl isovalerate;
Isovaleric acid
Phenoxyacetic acid, 176, see Allyl phenoxyacetate; O-Phenylglycolic acid; Phenoxyethanoic acid; Phenylium
Phenoxyethanoic acid, 176, see Phenoxyacetic
acid
2-Phenoxyethyl isobutyrate, 176, see Isobutyric acid
2-Phenoxyethyl ester, see 2-Phenoxyethyl iso
butyrate
Phenylacetaldehyde, 176, see -Tolualdehyde;
a-Toluic aldehyde
Phenylacetaldehyde 2,3-butylene glycol acetal, 176
Phenylacetaldehyde dimethyl acetal, 176
Phenylacetaldehyde glyceryl acetal, 176
Phenylacetic acid, 177, see Allyl phenylacetate;
Isoamyl phenylacetate; Benzyl phenylacetate;
Butyl phenylacetate; Isobutyl phenylacetate;
Cinnamyl phenylacetate; Citronellyl phenyl
acetate; Ethyl phenylacetate; Isoeugenyl phenyl
acetate; Geranyl phenylacetate; Guaiacyl
phenylacetate; Hyacinthin; Methyl phenyl
acetate; Octyl phenylacetate; Phenethyl phenyl
acetate; Propyl phenylacetate; Isopropyl
phenylacetate; Rhodinyl phenylacetate; Santalyl
phenylacetate; a-Toluic acid
Phenylacrolein, 177, see Cinnamaldehyde
-Phenylacrylic acid, 177, see Cinnamic acid
Phenylalanine (L- and DL- forms), 59
y-Phenylallyl alcohol, 177, see Cinnamyl alcohol
Phenylallyl cinnamate, 177, see Cinnamyl cinnamate
y-Phenylallyl propionate, 177, see Cinnamyl
propionate
4-Fhenyl-2-butanol, 177, see Phenylethyl methyl
carbinol
4-Phenyl-3-buten-2-ol, 177, see Methyl styryl
carbinol

4-Phenyl-3-buten-2-one, 177, see Benzilidene


acetone; Benzylacetone; Methyl etyryl ketone
4-Phenyl-2-butyl acetate, 177, see Acetic acid
4-Phenyl-2-butyl ester, see 4-Phenyl-2-butyl
acetate; Phenylethyl methyl carbinyl acetate
4-Phenylbutyric acid, see Ethyl 4-phenylbutyrate;
Methyl 4-phenylbutyrate
2-Phenyl-m-dioxan-5-ol, 177, see Benzaldehyde
glyceryl acetal
Phenyl carbinol, 177, see Benzyl alcohol
Phenyl dimethyl carbinyl isobutyrate, 177, see
a.a-Dimethylbenzyl isobutyrate
1-Phenylethanol, 178, see a-Methylbenzyl alcohol
2- Phenylethyl acetate, 178, see Phenethyl acetate
a- Phenylethyl alcohol, 178, see a-Methylbenzyl
alcohol
- Phenylethyl alcohol, 178, see Phenethyl alcohol
2-Phenylethyl alcohol, 178, see Phenethyl alcohol
2-Phenylethyl anthranilate, 178, see Phenethyl
anthranilate
2-Phenylethyl benzoate, 178, see Phenethyl benzoate
2-Phenylethyl butyrate, 178, see Phenethyl butyrate
2-Phenylethyl isobutyrate, 178, see Phenethyl
isobutyrate
Phenyl ethyl carbinol, 178, see 1- Phenyl- 1- propanol
2-Phenylethyl cinnamate, 178, see Phenethyl
cinnamate
2-Phenylethyl formate, 178, see Phenethyl formate
2-Phenylethyl 2-furoate, 178, see Phenethyl
2-furoate
Phenylethyl methyl carbinol, 178, see 4-Phenyl2-butanol
Phenylethyl methyl carbinyl acetate, 178
Phenylethyl methyl ethyl carbinol, 178, see
1 - Phenyl- 3 -methyl- 3 - pentanol
2-Phenylethyl phenylacetate, 178, see Phenethyl
phenylacetate
2-Phenylethyl propionate, 178, see Phenethyl
propionate
2-Phenylethyl salicylate, 178, see Phenethyl
salicylate
2-Phenylethyl senecioate, 178, see Phenethyl
senecioate
2-Phenylethyl tiglate, 178, see Phenethyl tiglate
2-Phenylethyl isovalerate, 178, see Phenethyl
is ovalerate
Phenylformic acid, 178, see Benzoic acid
0- Phenylglycolic acid, 178, see Phenoxyacetic acid
Phenylium, 178, see Phenoxyacetic acid
Phenyl methanol, 178, see Benzyl alcohol
1- Phenyl-3-methyl-3-pentanol, 178, see Phenyl
ethyl methyl ethyl carbinol
1- Phenyl-2-pentanol, 178, see a-Propylphenethyl
alcohol
2- Phenylpropanal, 179, see 2-Phenylpropionaldehyde
1- Phenyl-l-propanol, 179, see Phenyl ethyl
carbinol
2- Phenyl-l-propanol, 179, see -Methylphenethyl
alcohol
3- Phenyl- 1 -propanol, 179, see Benzylethyl
alcohol; Hydrocinnamyl alcohol; Phenylpropyl
alcohol
3-Phenylpropenal, 179, see Cinnamaldehyde
3-Phenylpropenoic acid, 179, see Cinnamic acid
3- Phenyl- 2 -propen- 1 -ol, 179, see Cinnamyl alcohol
3-Phenyl-2-propenyl propanoate, 179, see Cinn
amyl propionate
2-Phenylpropionaldehyde, 179, see Hydratrop
aldehyde; ar-Methyl phenylacetaldehyde; aMethyl tolualdehyde; 2-Phenylpropanal
3-Phenylpropionaldehyde, 179
2- Phenylpropionaldehyde dimethyl acetal, 179,
see Hydratropaldehyde dimethyl acetal
3- Phenylpropionic acid, 179, see Benzylacetic
acid; Ethyl 3- phenylproplonate; Hydrocinnamic
acid; Methyl 3-phenylpropionate

3- Phenylpropyl acetate, 180, see Acetic acid;


Hydrocinnamyl acetate
Phenylpropyl alcohol, 180, see 3-Phenyl-l-propanal
01- Phenylpropyl alcohol, Butyric ester, 180, see
2- Phenylpropyl butyrate
a-Phenylpropyl alcohol, Isobutyric ester, 180,
see 2 -Phenylpropyl isobutyrate
Phenylpropyl aldehyde, 180
a-Phenylpropyl butyrate, 180, see a- Ethyl benzyl
butyrate
2 - Phenylpropyl butyrate, 180, see Butyric acid;
Hydratropyl butyrate; 0-Methylphenethyl buty
rate; a- Phenylpropyl alcohol," Butyric ester
2- Phenylpropyl isobutyrate, 180, see Isobutyric
ester; Hydratropyl isobutyrate; a- Phenylpropyl
alcohol
3- Phenylpropyl isobutyrate, 180, see Isobutyric
acid; Hydrocinnamyl isobutyrate
3- Phenylpropyl cinnamate, 180, see Cinnamic
acid; Hydrocinnamyl cinnamate
2 - Phenylpropyl ester, see 2 -Phenylpropyl butyrate
3- Phenylpropyl ester, see 3- Phenylpropyl acetate;
3- Phenylpropyl isobutyrate; 3- Phenylpropyl
cinnamate; 3-Phenylpropyl formate; 3-Phenylpropyl hexanoate; 3- Phenylpropyl propionate;
3 - Phenylpropyl isovalerate
3-Phenylpropyl formate, 181, see Hydrocinnamyl
formate
3-Phenylpropyl hexanoate, 181, see Hexanoic acid;
Hydrocinnamyl hexanoate
3-Phenylpropyl propionate, 181, see Hydrocinnamyl
propionate; Propionic acid
2-(3-Phenylpropyl)tetrahydrofuran, 1 81
3- Phenylpropyl isovalerate, 181, see Hydrocinnamyl
isovalerate; Isovaleric acid
Phosphate, Ammonium, Dibasic, 267
Phosphate, Ammonium, Monobasic, 267
Phosphate, Calcium hexameta- , 16, see Calcium
hexa-metaphosphate
Phosphate, Calcium monobasic, 44
Phosphate, Calcium, Tribasic, 44
Phosphate, Potassium, Dibasic, 267
Phosphate, Potassium, Monobasic, 267
Phosphate, Sodium acid pyro-, 45
Phosphate, Sodium aluminum, 16, 45
Phosphate, Sodium, Dibasic, 44
Phosphate, Sodium hexameta- , 16
Phosphate, Sodium, Monobasic, 45
Phosphate, Sodium pyro-, 16, see Sodium acid
pyrophosphate
Phosphate, Sodium, Tribasic, see Phosphate,
sodium, monobasic
Phosphate, Sodium tri-meta-, 38
Phosphate, Sodium tripoly-, 17
Phosphate, 16
Phosphoric acid, 17, 45
Phosphorous chloride, see Phosphorous oxychloride
Phosphorous oxychloride, 38
Phosphorous sources, 59
Picea glauca (Moench) Voss, see Hemlock, oil
Picea mariana (Mill.), see Hemlock, oil
Picrasma excelsa (Sw .) Planch., see Quassia,
extract
Pimaric and abietic acid copolymers, 267
Pimenta acris Kostel, see Bay leaves, West Indian,
extract; Bay leaves, West Indian, oil; Bay leaves,
West Indian, oleoresin
Pimenta leaf. Oil, 247
Pimenta officinalis Lindl., see Allspice; Allspice,
oil; Allspice, oleoresin; Pimenta leaf, oil
PimpineIIa anisum L., see Anise; Anise, oil
Pine, Mountain, Oil, 247, see Pine needle, dwarf,
oil
Pine, Scotch, Oil, 247
a-Pinene, 181, see 2-Pinene; Resin, terpene;
2, 6, 8-Trimethylbicyclo-(3 . 1 . l)-2-heptene
289

2-Pinene, 181, see a-Pinene


2(10)-Pinene, 181, see-Pinene
0- Pinene, 181, see Nopinene; 2(10)-Pinene; Resin,
terpene
Pine needle. Dwarf, Oil, 247, see Pine, mountain,
oil; Pinus pumilio, oil
Pine needle, Oil, 247, see Siberian fir, oil
Pine tar, Oil. 247
Pinus mugo Turra var. pumilio (Haenke) Zenari,
see Pine needle, dwarf, oil
Pinus pumilio. Oil, 247, see Pine needle, dwarf.
oil
Pinus species, see Pine tar, oil; Turpentine, gum;
Turpentine, steam distilled
Pinus palustris Mill. . see Pine tar, oil; Turpen
tine, gum; Turpentine, steam distilled
Pinus sylvestris L., see Pine, scotch, oil
Piper cubeba L. f., see Cubebs; Cubebs, oil
Piperidine, 182, see Hexahydropyridene
Piperine, 182, see Piperoylpiperidene
d-Piperitone, 182, see -Menth-l-en-3-one;
1 -Methyl- 4- isopropyl- 1 -cyclohexen- 3 -one
Piper nigrum L. , see Pepper, black; Pepper
black, oil; Pepper, black, oleoresin; Pepper,
white; Pepper, white, oil; Pepper, white,
oleoresin
Piperonal, 182, see Dioxymethylene protocatechuic aldehyde; Heliotropine; 3,4-Methylenedioxybenzaldehyde; Piperonyl aldehyde
Pipe ronyl acetate, 182, see Acetic acid; Heliotropyl acetate; 4-(3,4-Methylenedioxyphenyl)2 -butanone
Piperonyl aldehyde, 182, see Piperonal
Piperonyl isobutyrate, 182, see Isobutyric acid
Piperonyl ester, see Piperonyl acetate; Piperonyl
isobutyrate
Piperoylpiperidene, 183, see Piperine
Pipsissewa leaves, Extract, 248
Plantarome, 248, see Yucca, Mohave, extrac|
Pogostemon cablin Benth., see Patchouly, oil
Pogostemon heyneanus Benth., see Patchouly, oil
Polianthes tuberosa L., see Tuberose, oil
Polyacrylamide, 23, 267
Polyacrylic acid, 267
Polyethoxylated alkylphenol (dodecyl, nonyl, and
octyl), 24
Polyethoxylated alkylphenol, Benzyl ether of, 24
Polyethylene, 267
Polyethylene glycol, 24
Polyethylene glycol, 400, USP, 268
Polyethylene glycol, 400 through 6000, 268
Polyethylene glycol, 6000, 268
Polyethylene glycol (600) dioleate, 24
Polyethylene glycol ester of mixed fatty acids
from tall oil, 24, see Oleic acid
Polyethylene glycol (400) tallow diester, 24
Polyethylene glycol (600) monoricinoleate, 24
Polyglycerol esters, Fatty acids, 21
Polyisobutylene, see Resin, isobutylene
Polylimonene, 141
Polymixin B, 4
Polyoxyalkalene glycol, 24
Polyoxyethylene glycol, 24
Polyoxyethylene glycol (800) ester of edible
cottonseed oil fatty acids, 24
Polyoxyethylene glycol (600) monoricinoleate, 24
Polyoxyethylene (40) monostearate, 24
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monolaurate, 24
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monooleate, 24
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monopalmitate, 25
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan monostearate, 25
Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan tristearate, 25
Polyoxyl 40 stearate, see Polyoxyethylene (40)
monostearate
Polyoxypropylene glycol, 25

pionate; Decyl propionate; Ethylformic acid;


Ethyl propionate; Geranyl propionate; Hexyl
propionate; Linalyl propionate; Methylacetic
acid; a-Methylbenzyl propionate; Methyl pro
pionate; Neryl propionate; Octyl propionate;
Phenethyl propionate; 3-Phenylpropyl propionate;
Propanoic acid; Propionate, calcium; Propyl
propionate; Isopropyl propionate; Rhodinyl
propionate; Terpinyl propionate; Tetrahydrofurfuryl propionate
Propyl acetate, 183, see Acetic acid
Isopropyl acetate, 164, see Acetic acid
Propylacetic acid, 184, see Valeric acid
Isopropylacetic acid, 184, see Isovaleric acid
-Isopropylacetophenone, 184
Propyl 3-(2-furyl) acrylate, 184, see Propyl 2furanacrylate
Propyl alcohol, 184, see Cognac, green oil; Cognac,
white, oil; Optai; 1- Propanol; Propylic alcohol
Isopropyl alcohol, 23, 184, see Dimethylcarbinol;
Petrohol; Isopropanol; 2- Propane1
Propyl aldehyde, 184, see Proplonaldehyde
-Propyl anisole, 184, see Dihydroanethole;
Propyl methoxybenzene
- Isopropyl benzaldehyde, 184, see Cuminaldehyde
Propyl benzoate, 184, see Benzoic acid
Isopropyl benzoate, 164, see Benzoic acid
- Isopropylbenzyl alcohol, 185, see Cumin alcohol;
Cuminic alcohol; Cuminol; Cuminyl alcohol;
o-Cymen-7-ol
Propyl butyrate, 185, see Butyric acid
Isopropyl butyrate, 185, see Butyric acid
Isopropyl isobutyrate, 185, see Isobutyric acid
Propyl cinnamate, 185, see Cinnamic acid
Isopropyl cinnamate, 185, see Cinnamic acid
Isopropyl citrate, 15
Monoisopropyl citrate, see Citrate, isopropyl
Isopropyl- o-cresol, 186, see Carvacrol
Propyl disulfide, see Dipropy1 disulfide
Propyl ester, see Propyl acetate; Propyl ben
zoate; Propyl butyrate; Propyl isobutyrate;
Propyl cinnamate; Propyl formate; Propyl 2furanacrylate; Propyl 2-furoate; Propyl
gallate; Propyl heptanoate; Propyl hexanoate;
Propyl phenylacetate; Propyl propionate;
Propyl isovalerate
Isopropyl ester, see Isopropyl benzoate; Iso
propyl butyrate; Isopropyl cinnamate; Iso
propyl formate; Isopropyl hexanoate; Iso
propyl phenylacetate; Isopropyl propionate;
Isopropyl isovalerate
Propyl formate, 186
Isopropyl formate, 186
Isopropylformic acid, 186, see Isobutyric acid
Propyl 2-furanacrylate, 186, see Propyl 3-(2furyl) acrylate
Propyl 2-furoate, 186
Propyl gallate, 11, 186
Propylene glycol, 268
Propylene glycol alginate, see Alginic acid; Propy
lene glycol ester of, alginic acid
Propylene glycol ester of, Alginic acid, 21, 31
Propenyl guaethol, 183, see 6-Ethoxy-m-anol;
Propylene glycol mono- and di- esters of fats and
1-thoxy-2 -hydroxy-4 -propenylbe nzene;
fatty acids, 25
Hydroxymethyl ane thole; 2-Propenyl-8ethoxyphenol
Propylene glycol and glyceryl mono- and di- esters
from the alcoholysis of soybean oil and/or hydro4-Propenylguaiacol, 183, see Isoeugenol
genated tallow, 25
2-Propenyl hexanoate, 183, see Allyl hexanoate
Propylene oxide, 36
4-Propenylveratrole, 183, see Isoeugenyl methyl
Propyl heptanoate, 186, see Heptanoic acid
ether
Propyl hexanoate, 186, see Hexanoic acid
Proplonaldehyde, 183, see Methylacetaldehyde;
Propanal; Propyl aldehyde
Isopropyl hexanoate, 187, see Hexanoic acid
Propionate, Calcium, 4, see Propionic acid
p_- Isopropyl hydrocinnamaldehyde, 187, see 3(- Isopropyl) phenyl proplonaldehyde
Propionate, Sodium, see Propionate, calcium
3, 187, see
Propionic acid, 183, see Allyl propionate; Isoamyl Propyl--hydroxybenzoate,
Nipasol; Propylparaben
propionate; Anisyl propionate; Benzyl propionate;
Isobornyl propionate; Butyl propionate; Isobutyl Propylic alcohol, 187, see Propyl alcohol
propionate; Carvyl propionate; Cinnamyl pro
3-Propylidenephthallde, 187
pionate; Citronellyl propionate; Cyclohexyl pro

Polypropylene glycol, see Butoxypolyethylene


Polypropylene-glycol, 25
Polysorbate 20, see Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
monolaurate
Polysorbate 40, see Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
monopaImitate
Polysorbate 60, see Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
monostearate
Polysorbate 65, see Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
tristearate
Polysorbate 80, see Polyoxyethylene (20) sorbitan
monooleate
Polyvinyl acetate, 268
Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone , 268
Polyvinylpyrrolidone, 268
Pomegranate bark. Extract, 248
Poppy seed, 248
Potassium acid, Tartrate, 46
Potassium alginate, see Alginates
Potassium bisulfite, 11
Potassium bitartrate, see Tartrate, potassium acid
Potassium bromide, 3
Potassium carbonate, 42
Potassium casein*te, 263, see Casein
Potassium chloride, 59, 268
Potassium citrate, 45, see Citrate salts
Potassium cyclamate, see Cyclamates
Potassium fluoride, see Fluorine sources
Potassium glycerophosphate, see Phosphorous
sources
Potassium hydrogen sulfite, see Potassium
bisulfite
Potassium hydroxide, 45
Potassium iodate, see Iodine sources
Potassium iodide, see Iodine sources
Potassium metabisulfite, 11
Potassiiim n-methyldithio- carbamate , 3
Potassium permanganate, 37
Potassium phosphate. Dibasic, see Phosphates;
Phosphate, potassium, dibasic
Monopotassium orthophosphate, see Phosphate,
potassium, monobasic
Potassium stearate, 26
Potassium sulfate, 268
Proline (L- and DL- forms), 59
Propanal, 183, see Proplonaldehyde
Propane, 268
Propanoic acid, 183, see Propionic acid
Isopropanol, 183, 265, see Isopropyl alcohol
1 -Propanol, 183, see Propyl alcohol
2-Propanol, 183, see Isopropyl alcohol
1-Propene-1,2,3-tri-carboxylic acid, 183, see
Aconitic acid
2- Propene-l-thiol, 183, see Allyl mercaptan
-Propenylanisole, 183, see Anethole
2-Propenyl-6-ethoxyphenol, 183, see Propenyl

290

Propyl mercaptan, 187


Propyl methoxybenzene, 187, see - Propyl
anisole
Propylparaben, 187, see Benzoate; Propyl hydroxybenzoate
Propylparasept, 187, see Propyl - hydroxybenzoate
a- Propylphenethyl alcohol, 187, see Benzylbutyl
alcohol; Benzylpropyl carbinol; l-Phenyl-2pentanol
- Isopropyl phenylacetaldehyde, 187, see 3-Methyl2 -phenylbutyraldehyde
-Isopropylphenylacetaldehyde, 187, see -Cymen7-carboxaldehyde
Propyl phenylacetate, 187, see Phenylacetic acid
Isopropyl phenylacetate, 188, see Phenylacetic acid
3-(- Isopropyl) phenyl proplonaldehyde, 187, aee
Cuminyl acetaldehyde; - Isopropyl hydrocinnam
aldehyde
Propyl propionate, 188, see Propionic acid
Isopropyl propionate, 188, see Propionic acid
Propyl isovalerate, 188, see Isovaleric acid
Isopropyl isovalerate, 188, see Isovaleric acid
Provitamin A, see Carotene
Prunolide, 188, see y- Nonalac-tone
Prunus amygdalus Batach var . amara (DC . )
Focke, see Almonds, bitter oll (FFPA)
Prunus armeniaca L . , see Apricot kernel, oil
Prunus avium L. (sweet cherry), see Cherry pits,
extract
Prunus cerasua L. (sour cherry), see Cherry pits,
extract
Prunus laurocerasus L., see Cherry laurel, oil
(FFPA)
Prunus spinosa L., see Sloe berries, Sloe berries,
extract; Sloe berries, extract solid
Psyllium seed husk, 34
Isopulegol, 188, see -Menth-8-en-3-ol
Pulegone, 189. see L-4(8)--Menthen-3-one; Menth 4(8) en - ;t one. l-Methyl-4- ieopropylidene
3 -cyclohexanone
Isopulegone, 189, see -(9)--Menthen-3-one;
-Menth-8-en-3-one
Isopulegyl acetate, 189, see Acetic acid
Isopulegyl ester, see Isopulegyl acetate
Pnica granatum L., see Pomegranate bark,
extract
Pyridine, 189, see Pyroracemic acid
Pyridoxine hydrochloride, 59
Pyroligneous acid, 248
Pyroligneous acid, Extract, 248
Pyromucic aldehyde, 189, see Furfural
Pyroracemic acid, 189, see Pyridine
Pyruvaldehyde, 189, see AcetyIformaldehyde;
2-Ketopropionaldehyde; 2 -Oxopropanal;
Pyruvic aldehyde
Pyruvic acid, 189, see Acetylformlc acid; Iso
amyl pyruvate; Ethyl pyruvate; a-Ketopropionic
acid; 2-Oxopropanoic acid
Pyruvic aldehyde, 189, see Pyruvaldehyde
Quack grass, 248, see Doggrass, extract
Quassia, Extract, 248, see Bitter ash, extract;
Bitter wood, extract
Quassia amara L., see Quassia, extract
Quebrachia lorentzzi Griseb. , see Quebracho
bark, extract
Quebracho bark. Extract, 248
Quercetin-3-rutinoside, see Rutin
Quercus alba L. , see Oak chips, extract
Quick grass, 248, see Doggrass, extract
Quillaia, 246, see China bark, extract; Saponin:
Soap bark
Quillaja saonaria Molina, see Quillaia
Quince seed. Extract, 249,
Quinine bisulfate, 189

Saccharin, 53
Quinine, Extract, 248, see Cinchona, extract
Saffron, 50, 250
Quinine hydrochloride, 190
Saffron, Extract, 250, see Crocus, extract
Quinine sulfate, 190
Sage, 250
Isoquincline. 190
Sage, Oil, 250
Racemic acid, 190, see Tartaric acid (d- , J- ,
di-, meso-)
Sage, Oleoresin, 250
RaldeineR, 190, see Methyl-a-ionone; MethylSage, Spanish, Oil, 250
- ionone
Saigon cinnamon, 251, see Cinnamon
Rennet, 268
Saigon cinnamon leaf. Oil, 251, see Cinnamon
Rennin, see Rennet
leaf, oil
Resin, Acrylamide - acrylic acid, 268
Salicylaldehyde, 191, see o-Hydroxybenzaldehyde
Resin, Isobutylene, 268
Salicylic acid, see Isoamyl salicylate; Benzyl
salicylate; Isobutyl salicylate; Ethyl salicylate;
Resin, Coumarone-indene, 268
Methyl salicylate; Phenethyl salicylate
Resin, Methacrylic and divinyl benzene copoly
Salicylic ether, 192, see Ethyl salicylate
mer, 268
Saltpeter, see Nitrate, Potassium
Resin, Petroleum hydrocarbon, Aliphatic, 26
Salts of carrageenan, A mixture of two or more
Resin, Terpene, 269, see a-pinene; - pinene
of the ammonium, calcium, potassium, or
Resorcinol dimethyl ether, 190, see m-Dimethoxysodium salts, 31
benzene
Salts
of fatty acids, 21
Rhamnua purshiana DC, see Cascara, bitterless,
Salts of furcelleran, One or more of a mixture of
extract
the sodium, calcium, potassium and ammonium
Rhatany, Extract, 249, see Krameria, extract
salts of furcelleran, 32
Rhodmal, 190, see Citronellal
Salvia lavandulaefolia Vahl . , see Sage, Spanish, oil
Rhodinol, see 3, 7-Dimethyl-6-octen- 1 -ol
Salvia officinalis L. , see Sage; Sage, oil; Sage,
oleoreain
Rhodinyl acetate, 190, see Acetic acid
Salvia sclarea L. , see Clary
Rhodinyl butyrate, 190, see Butyric acid
Sambucus canadensis L. , see Elder flowers
Rhodinyl isobutyrate, 191, see Isobutyric acid
Sambucus nigra L. , see Elder flowers
Rhodinyl ester, see Rhodinyl acetate; Rhodinyl
butyrate; Rhodinyl isobutyrate; Rhodinyl formate; Sandalwood, East Indian, Oil, 251, see Sandalwood,
Rhodinyl phenylacetate; Rhodinyl propionate;
yellow, oil
Rhodinyl isovalerate
Sandalwood,
West Indian, Oil, 251, see Amyris, oil
Rhodinyl formate, 191
Yellow, Oil, 251, see Arheol; Saunders,
Rhodinyl phenylacetate, 191, see Phenylacetic acid Sandalwood,
white, oil
Rhodinyl propionate, 191, see Pr.opionic acid
Santalol (a- and -) , 192, see Argeol
Rhodinyl isovalerate, 191, see Isovaleric acid
Santalum album L . , see Sandalwood, yellow, oil
Rhodymenia palmata (L.) Grev., see Dulse
Santalyt acetate, 192, see Acetic acid
Ribes nigrum L., see Currant buds, black, absolute Santalyl ester, see Santalyl acetate; Santalyl phenyl
acetate
Riboflavin, 50, 60
Santalyl phenylacetate, 192, see Phenylacetic acid
Riboflavin- 5- phosphate, 60
Saponin, 251, see Quillaia
Ricinus communis L. , see Castor, oil
Sarsaparilla, Extract, 251
Ricinus, Oil, 249, see Castor, oil
Rochelle salts, see Tartaric acid; Tartrate, sodium, Sassafras aIbidum (Nutt.) Nees, see Sassafras
bark, extract (safrol-free); Sassafras leaves
potassium
(safrol-free)
Rosa alba L., see Rosa, absolute
Sassafras bark. Extract (Safrol-free), 251
Rosa canina L., see Rose hips, extract
Rosa centifolia L., see Rose, absolute; Rose water, Sassafras leaves (Safrol-free), 251
Satureja hortensis L., see Savory, summer;
stronger
Savory, summer, oil; Savory, summer,
Rosa condita Scop., see Rose hips, extract
oleoresin
Rosa damascena Mill., see Rose, Bulgarian, true Satureja montana L., see Savory, winter; Savory,
otto, oil
winter, oil; Savory, winter, oleoresin
Rosa rugosa Thunb., see Rose hips, extract
Saunders, White, Oil, 251, see Sandalwood,
yellow, oil
Rosa species, see Rose hips, extract
Saussu rea lappa Clarke, see Costus root, oil
Rose, Absolute, 249
Savory, Summer, 251
Rose, Bulgarian, True Otto, Oil, 249, see Attar
of Roses
Savory, Summer, Oil, 251
Rose hips, Extract, 249, see Hipberries, extract
Savory, Summer, Oleoresin, 251
Rosemary, 249
Savory, Winter, 252
Rosemary, Oil, 249, see Garden Rosemary, oil
Savory, Winter, Oil, 252
Rose water, Stronger, 249
Savory, Winter, Oleoresin, 252
Rosins, 269
Schinopsis lorentzii (Griseb.) Engl., see
Quebracho bark, extract
Rosmarinus officinalis L., see Rosemary; Rose
mary, oil
Schinus molle L., see Schinus molle, oil
Rubber, Butadiene styrene (Latex), 269
Schinus molle. Oil, 252, see Pepper tree, oil
Rubber, Smoked sheet and latex solids (natural), 269 Sebacic acid, see Dibutyl sebacate; Diethyl sebacate
Rubus , Species of section Eubatus, see Blackberry Serine (L- and DL- forms), 60
bark, extract
Shellac, 269
Rue, 250
Siberian fir, Oil, 252, see Pine needle, oil
Rue, Oil, 250
Silica aerogel, 26
Rum ether, 191, see Ethyl oxyhydrate
Silica gel, 269
Kuta graveo If- n s I-., sec line. Rue, oil
Silicic acid, Precipitated, see Silica gel
Rutin, 60
Silicates, 269
291

Silicate, Aluminum calcium, 269


Silicate, Calcium, 269
Silicate, Magnesium, 269
Silicate, Sodium alumino-, 269
Silicate, Tricalcium, 269
Silicon dioxide, 26
Silicon dioxide. Colloidal, 269
Skatole, 192, see -Methylindole; 3-Methylindole
Sloe berries, 252, see Blackthorn berries
Sloe berries, Extract, 252, see Blackthorn berries,
extract
Sloe berries, Extract solid, 252
Smallage, 252, see Lovage
Smallage, Extract, 252, see Lovage, extract
Smallage, Oil, 252, see Lovage, oil
Smellage, 252, see Lovage
Smellage, Extract, 252, see Lovage, extract
Smellage, Oil, 252, see Lovage, oil
Smilax species, see Sarsaparilla, extract
Snakeroot, Canadian, Oil, 252, see Wild ginger,
Canadian, oil
Soap bark, 252, see Quillaia
Sodium acetate, 3
Sodium acid pyrophosphate, 45, see Phosphate,
Sodium pyroSodium acid sulfite, see Sodium bisulfite
Sodium alginate, see Alginates
Sodium aluminum phosphate, 16, 45
Sodium isoascorbate, see Erythorbate, sodium
Sodium benzoate, 3, 192, see Benzoic acid
Sodium bicarbonate, 42
Sodium bisulfite, 11
Sodium borate, see Boron sources
Sodium calcium silicoaluminate hydrated, see
Silicate, sodium calcium aluminoSodium carbonate, 42
Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, 32, see Cellulose
gum; Carboxymethyl cellulose
Sodium caseinate, see Casein
Sodium chloride, 4
Sodium chlorite, 37
Sodium citrate, 15, 45
Sodium cyc lamate, see Cyclamates
Sodium dehydroacetate, 4
Sodium di-acetate, 3
Sodium dodecyl benzenesulfonate, 21
Sodium erythorbate, 10
Sodium 2-ethyl 1-hexylsulfate, 21, see 2-Ethyl
1-hexylsulfate, Sodium
Sodium fluoride, see Fluorine sources
Sodium hexametaphosphate, 16
Sodium hydrogen sulfite, see Sodium bisulfite
Sodium hydroxide, 46
Sodium hypo-chlorite, 3
Sodium lauryl sulfate, 23
Sodium metabisulfite, 11
Sodium metaphosphate, see Phosphate, sodium
hexametaSodium metasilicate, 46
Sodium methyl naphthalene sulfonate, 23
Sodium methyl sulfate, 23, 24
Sodium molybdate, see Molybdenum sources
Trisodium orthophosphate, see Sodium phosphate,
tribasic
Sodium salt, see Sodium benzoate
Sodium phosphate, Dibasic (Disodium orthophos
phate), see Phosphates
Sodium phosphate, Monobasic (Monosodium
orthophosphate), see Phosphates
Sodium phosphate (Monobasic, dibasic, and tri
basic), see Phosphorous sources

Sodium phosphate, Tribasic, 16


Monosodium phosphate glycerides derivatives of
mono- and di- from the glycerolysis of edible
fats or oils, 22
Sodium potassium tartrate, 46
Sodium pyrophosphate, 16
Sodium saccharin, see Saccharin
Sodium silicoaluminate, see Silicate, sodium
aluminoSodium silicofluoride, see Fluorine sources
Sodium stearate, 26
Sodium sulfoacetate glycerides derivatives of
mono- and di-, 22
Tetrasodium pyrophosphate, see Phosphate,
sodium pyroSodium sulfate, 269
Sodium sulfite, 11, 269
Sodium taurocholate, 27
Sodium tetrapyrophosphate, see Phosphate,
sodium pyroSodium thio-sulfate, 11
Sodium tri-meta-phosphate, 38
Sodium tripolyphosphate, 17
Sodium - toluene sulfochloramine, 37
Sorbate, Calcium, 5
Sorbate, Potassium, see Sorbate, calcium
Sorbate, Sodium, see Sorbate, calcium
Sorbic acid, see Allyl sorbate; Ethyl sorbate;
Calcium sorbate
Sorbitan monooleate, 26
Sorbitan monopaImitate, 26
Sorbitan monostearate, 26
Sorbitan tristearate, 26
Sorbitol, 17, 34, 53, 269
Soybean, Fatty acids, Hydroxylated, 22
Soybean oil fatty acids hydroxylated, 26
Spanish hops, 252, see Dittany of Crete
Spanish origanum, 253, see Origanum, oil
(extractive)
Spartium junceum L . , see Genet, absolute;
Genet, extract
Spearmint, 253
Spearmint, Extract, 253
Spearmint, Oil, 253
Sperm oil, Hydrogenated, 270
Spike lavender, Oil, 253
Spiral flag. Oil, 253, see Costus root, oil
Spirit of Nitroue ether, 192, see Ethyl nitrite
Spruce oil, 253, see Hemlock, oil
Stannous chloride, 11
Starch, modified with pyropylene oxide, 34
Starch, Modified, Food, 34
Stearate, Calcium, 270
Stearate, Magnesium, 270
Stearate, Potassium, 26
Stearate, Sodium, 26, 270
Stearic acid, 192, 270, see Fatty acids; Octadecanoic acid
Stearyl-2-lactylate, Calcium, 26
Stearyl-2-lactylic acid, 26
Stearyl monoglyceridyl citrate, 26
Sterculia, 253, see Karaya. gum
Sterculia gum, see Karaya, gum
Sterculia urens Roxb. , see Karaya, gum
St. John's bread, 253, see Carob bean, extract
Storax, 253, see Styrax, gum
Strawberry aldehyde, 193, see Ethyl methyl
phenylglycidate
Styracin, 193, see Cinnamyl cinnamate
Styralyl acetate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate

Styralyl alcohol, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate


Styralyl butyrate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl butyrate
Styralyl isobutyrate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl
isobutyrate
Styralyl formate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl formate
Styralyl propionate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl
propionate
Styrax, Craib ex Hartwich, or other species of
the section Anthrostyrax of the genus, see
Benzoin, resin
Styrax benzoin Dryander, see Benzoin, resin
Styrax, Extract, 253
Styrax, Gum, 253, see Storax
Styrax paralleloneurus Perkins, see Benzoin, resin
Styrax tonkinensis (Pierre), see Benzoin, resin
Styrolene acetate, 193, see a-Methylbenzyl acetate
Styryl carbinol, 193, see Cinnamyl alcohol
Succinic acid, 46, see Diethyl succinate; Dimethyl
succinate
Succinic anhydride, 38
Sucrose otaacetate, 193
Sulfate, Sodium thio-, 11
Sulfated tallow, 27
Sulfites, 11
Sulfites and sulfur dioxide, 5
Sulfoacetates of mono- and di- glycerides, 22
Sulfur dioxide, 11
Sulfuric acid, 46
Sunset yellow FCF, see FD&C Yellow No. 6
Sweet flag, 253, see Calamus
Sweet flag. Oil, 254, see Calamus, oil
Sweet Spirit of Nitre, 193, see Ethyl nitrite
Tagetes erecta L . , see Tagetes , oil
Tagetes glandulifera Schrank, see Tagetes, oil
Tagetes, Oil, 254, see Marigold, oil
Tagetes patula L., see Tagetes, oil
Talc, 270
Tallow alcohol, Hydrogenated, 26
Tallow, Hydrogenated, 26
Tallow, Oxidized, 26
Tallow, Sulfated, 27
Tangan- tangan, Oil, 254, see Castor, oil
Tangerine, Oil, 254
Tannic acid, 193, 270, see Gallotannic acid; Tannin
Tannin, 193, see Tannic acid
Tar, Oil, 254, see Pine tar, oil
Taraxacum erythrospermum Andrz . , see
Dandelion root, extract solid; Dandelion root,
fluid extract
Taraxacum officinale Weber, see Dandelion root,
extract solid; Dandelion root, fluid extract
Tarragon, 254
Tarragon, Oil, 254, see Estragon, oil
Tartaric acid, 17, 46, see Diethyl tartrate;
Tartrate, sodium; Tartrate, sodium potassium
Tartaric acid (d-,
di-, meso-), 193, see
Racemic acid
Tartrate, Potassium acid, 46
Tartrate, Sodium, see Tartaric acid
Tartrate, Sodium Potassium 46, see Tartaric acid
Tartrazine, see FD&C Yellow No. 5
Taurocholate, Sodium, 27
Taurocholic acid, see Taurocholate, sodium
1 , 4(8)-Terpadiene, 193, see Terpinolene
4-Terpinenol, 193, see 4-Carvomenthenol
a- Terpineol, 193, see -Menth- 1 -en- 8-ol
Terpinolene, 194, see jo-Menth- 1 , 4(8)-diene;
1 ,4(8)-Terpadiene
Terpinyl acetate, 194, see Acetic acid; -Menth1 -en- 8-yl acetate
292

Terpinyl anthranilate, 194, see -Menth-l-en8-yl anthranilate


Terpinyl butyrate, 194, see Butyric acid; Menth- 1 -en- 8-yl butyrate
Terpinyl isobutyrate, 194, see Isobutyric acid;
-Menth-l-en-8-yl isobutyrate
Terpinyl cinnamate, 194, see Cinnamic acid;
-Menth-l-en-8-yl cinnamate
Terpinyl ester, see Terpinyl acetate; Terpinyl
anthranilate; Terpinyl butyrate; Terpinyl iso
butyrate; Terpinyl cinnamate; Terpinyl formate;
Terpinyl propionate; Terpinyl isovalerate
Terpinyl formate , 195, see -Menth-l-en-8-yl
formate
Terpinyl propionate, 195, see -Menth- 1 -en-8-yl
propionate; Propionic acid
Terpinyl isovalerate, 195, see -Menth-l-en-8-yl
isovalerate; Isovaleric acid
Terra Japonica, 254, see Catechu, powder
Tetradecanal, 195, see Myristaldehyde
Tetradecanoic acid, 195, see Ethyl myristate;
Methyl myristate; Myristic acid
Tetradecyl aldehyde, 195, see Myristaldehyde
Tetrahydro-2-furancarbinol, 195, see Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol
Tetrahydro-2-furanmethanol, 195, see Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol
Tetrahydrofurfuryl acetate, 195, see Acetic acid
Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol, 195, see Tetrahydro 2 - furancarc tool; Tetrahydro- 2 - furanmethanol;
Tetrahydro- 2 - furylmethanol
Tetrahydrofurfuryl butyrate, 195, see Butyric acid
Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester, see Tetrahydrofurfuryl
acetate; Tetrahydrofurfuryl butyrate; Tetrahydro
furfuryl propionate
Tetrahydrofurfuryl propionate, 196, see Propionic
acid
Tetrahydro- 2 -furylmethanol, 196, see Tetrahydro
furfuryl alcohol
Tetrahydrogeraniol, 196, see 3, 7- Dimethyl- 1octanol
Tetrahydro- pseudo-ionone, 196, see 6,10Dimethyl-9-undecen-2-one
Tetrahydrolinalool, 196, see 3, 7-Dimethyloctan-3-ol
4-(2, 5, 6. 6-Tetramethyl-2-cyclohexene- 1 -yl)3-buten-2-one, 196, see or-Irone
Tetramethyl ethylcyclohexenone (Mixture of
isomers), 196
Tetryl formate, 196, see Isobutyl formate
Theine, 196, see Caffeine
Thiamine hydrochloride, 60
Thiamine mononitrate, 60
Thibetolide, 196, see w-Pentadecalactone
2-Thienyl mercaptan, 196
2-Thienylthiol, see 2-Thienyl mercaptan
Thioallyl ether, 197, see Allyl sulfide
Thiodipropionic acid, 12
Threonine (L- and DL- forms), 60
Thuja occidentalis L. , see Cedar leaf, oil
Thyme, 254
Thyme camphor, 197, see Thymol
Thyme, Oil, 254
Thyme. White. Oil, 254
Thymol, 197, see 3--Cymenol; 5-Methyl-2isopropylphenol; Thyme camphor
Isothymol, 197, see Carvacrol
Thymus capitatue Hoffm . et Link, see Origanum,
oil (extractive)
Thymus vulgaris L., see Thyme; Thyme, oil;
Thyme, white, oil
Tiglic acid, see Allyl tiglate; Ethyl tiglate;
Phenethyl tiglate
Tilia glabra Vent. , see Linden flowers
Titanium dioxide, 50
Tocopherols, 12, 60

Tolu, Balsam, Extract, 255


Tolu, Balsam, Gum, 255
a-Tolualdehyde, 197, see Phenylacetaldehyde
Tolualdehyde glyceryl acetal (Mixed o-, m-,
-). 197
Tolualdehydes (Mixed o-, m-, -), 197
a-Toluenethiol, 197, see Benzyl mercaptan
a-Toluic acid, 197, see Phenylacetic acid
a-Toluic acid, Ethyl ester, 197, see Ethyl
phenylacetate
a-Toluic aldehyde, 197, see Phenylacetaldehyde
-Tolylacetaldehyde, 197, see -Methylphenylacetaldehyde
Tolyl acetate (so-called), see Methylbenzyl
acetate
o- Tolyl acetate, 198, see Acetic acid; Acetyl
o-cresol; o-Cresyl acetate; o-Cresylic acetate
- Tolyl acetate, 198, see Acetic acid; Acetyl cresol; -Cresyl acetate; -Cresylic acetate
4-(-Tolyl)-2-butanone, 198, see p- Methyl benzyl acetone
-Tolyl isobutyrate, 198 see Isobutyric acid;
-Cresyl isobutyrate
- Tolyl dodecanoate, 198, see - Tolyl laurate
o- Tolyl ester, see o- Tolyl acetate
- Tolyl ester, see - Tolyl acetate; - Tolyl iso
butyrate; - Tolyl laurate; - Tolyl phenyl
acetate
- Tolyl laurate, 198, see -Cresyl dodecanoate;
-Cresyl laurate; Dodecanoic acid; -Tolyl
dodecanoate
-Tolylphenylacetate, 198, ee -Cresyl phenyl
acetate; Phenylacetic acid
2-(- Tolyl) propanal, see 2-(-Tolyl)-propionaldehyde
2-(- Tolyl) propionaldehyde, 198, see -Methylhydratropaldehyde
Tonkalide, 199, see -Hexalactone
Tributyl acetylcUrate , 199, see Citroflex A-4
Tributyl ester, see Tributyl acetylcitrate
Trichloroethylene, 2 70
2-Tridecenal, 199
Triethanolamine, 270
Triethyl citrate, 199, see Citric acid
Triethyl ester, see Triethyl, citrate
Trifolium, Extract solid, 225, see Clover tops,
red, extract solid
Trifolium pratense L., see Clover tops, red,
extract solid
Trigoneila foenum - graecum L., see Fenugreek;
Fenugreek, extract; Fenugreek, oleoresin
2, 4 , 5-Trihydroxybutyrophenone, 12
Triisopropanolamine, 270
2,6, 6-Trimethylbicyclo-(3 . 1 . l)-2 heptene, 199,
see a-Pinene
l-(2, 6, 6-Trimethyl-2-cyclohexene-l-yl)-6, 6heptadien-3-one, 199, see Allyl a-ionone
4 -( 2 , 6 , 6- Trimethyl-2-cyclohexen- 1 -yl)-3buten-2-oe, 199, see a-Ionone; 0-lonone
4 - (2, 6, 6- Trimethyl- 2- cyclohexen-l-yl)-3-methyl3-buten-2-one, 199, see a-Isomethylionone
5 -(2, 6, 6- Trimethyl- 3-cyclohexen-l- yl)- 4- penten3-one, 199, see Methyl-of-ionone; Methyl-0ionone; Methyl- -ionone
1,3,7-Trimethyl-2,6-dioxopurine, 199, see
Caffeine
3. 7, 11 -Trimethyl- 1, 6, lO-dodecatrien-3-ol,
199, see Nerolidol
3,7,ll-Trimethyl-2,6, 10-dodecatrien- 1 -ol, 199,
see Farnesol
1,3,3-Trimethyl-2-norbornanol, 200, see Fenchyl
alcohol
d-1,3,3-Trimethyl-2-norbornanone, 200, see
d- Fenchone
1,3,7-Trimethylxanthine, 200, see Caffeine
Triticum, 255, see Doggrass, extract

Valine (L- and DL- forms), 60


Tryptophane (L- and DL- forms), 60
Vanay, 202, see (tri-)Acetin
Tusuga canadensis (L.) Carr., see Hemlock, oil
Tsuga heterophylla (Raf .) Sarg. , see Hemlock, oil Vanilla, 256
Vanilla, Extract, 256
Tuberose, Oil, 255
Vanilla, Oleoresin, 256
Tumeric and curcumin, 50
Vanilla planifolia Andrews, see Vanilla; Vanilla,
Turmeric, 255
extract; Vanilla, oleoresin
Turmeric, Extract, 255
Vanilla tahetinsls J.W. Moore, see Vanilla;
Turmeric, Oleoresin, 255
Vanilla extract; Vanilla, oleoresin
Turpentine, Gum, 255
Vanillal, 202, see Ethyl vanillin
Turpentine, Steam distilled, 255
Vanillic aldehyde, 202, see Vanillin
2, 3-Undecadione, 200, see Acetyl nonyryl; Acetyl
Vanillin, 202, see 4-Hydroxy-3-methoxybenzpelargonyl
aldehyde; Methylprotocatechuic aldehyde;
Vanillic aldehyde
y-Undecalactone, 200, see Aldehyde C-l4 pure
(so-called); y_-Heptyl butyrolactone; 4-HydroxyVanillin acetate, 202, see Acetic acid; Acetyl
undecanoic acid, y-lactone; Peach aldehyde;
y-Undecyl lactone
Vanillin ester, see Vanillin acetate
Undecanal, 200, see Aldehyde C-ll undecylic;
Vanillin methyl ether, 202, see Veratraldehyde
Hendecanal; Undecylic aldehyde
Veratraldehyde, 202, see 3 , 4-Dimethoxybenzene1- Undecanone, 200, see Undecyl alcohol
carbonal; Dimethyl ether protocatechualdehyde;
2-Undecanone, see Methyl nonyl ketone
Vanillin methyl ether; Veratric aldehyde
9- Undecenal, 200, see Aldehyde C-ll undeVeratric aldehyde, 202, see Veratraldehyde
cylenic; Hendecen-9-ol; Undecylenic
Viburnum prunifolium L., see Haw bark, black,
aldehyde
extract
Undecenyl acetate, 200, see 10-Undecen-l-yl
Vinegar, 46
acetate
Vinegar naphtha, 202, see Ethyl acetate
10- Undecen-l-yl acetate, 201, see Acetate
C-ll; Acetic acid; 10-Hendecenyl acetate;
Vinyl
acetate, 38
Undecenyl acetate; Undecyleniacetate
-Vinylguaiacol, 202, see 2-Methoxy-4-vinyl phenol
Undecen- 1 -yl ester, see 10-Undecen-l-yl
Viola odorata L., see Violet leaves, absolute
acetate
Violet alpine. Oil, 203, see 2-Methyl-3-(-iso10-Undecenoic acid, see Allyl 10-Undecenoate;
propylphenyl) propionaldehyde
Butyl 10-undecenoate
Violet leaves, Absolute, 256
Undecyl alcohol, 201, see Alcohol C- 1 1 unde
cylic; 1-Undecanone
Viridine, see Phenylacetaldehyde dimethyl acetal
Undecyleniacetate, 201, see 10-Undecen-l-yl
Vitamin A. 60
acetate
Vitamin A acetate, see Vitamin A
Undecylenic aldehyde, 201, see 9-Undecenal
Vitamin A palmitate, see Vitamin A
9- Undecylenic acid, see Methyl 9-undecenoate
Vitamin Bj hydrochloride, see Thiamine hydro
10- Undecylenic acid, see Ethyl 10-undeccnoate
chloride
Undecylic aldehyde, 201, see Undecanal
Vitamin B2, see Riboflavin
y-Undecyl lactone, 201, see y-Undecalactone
Vitamin Bg, see Pyridoxine hydrochloride
Urea, 270
Vitamin Bj2, 60
Valeral, 201, see Valeraldehyde
Vitamin C, see Ascorbic acid
Isovaleral, 201, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde
Vitamin D2, 60
Valeraldehyde, 201, see Amyl aldehyde; Pentanal;
Vitamin D3, 60
Va le ral; Valeric aldehyde
Vitamin E, see Tocopherols
Isovaleraldehyde, 201, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde
Vitamin G, see Riboflavin
Valerian root, Extract, 256
Vitamin H, see Biotin
Valerian root, Oil, 256
Valeriana officinalis L., see Valerian root, extract. Viverra cWetta Schreber, see Civet, absolute
Viverra zibetha Schreber, see Civet, absolute
Valerian root, oil
Valerianic acid, 201, see Isovaleric acid
Walnut hull, Extract, 256
Valeric acid, 201, see Bornyl valerate; Butyl
Wax, Bee's, 270
valerate; Citronellyl valerate; Ethyl valerate;
Wax, Carnauba, 2 70
Methyl valerate; Pentanoic acid; Propylacetic
Wax, Microcrystalline, and Paraffin, 27, 270,
acid
see Paraffin
Valeric acid (Active), 201, see Isovaleric acid
Wax,
Rice bran, 270
Isovaleric acid, 201, see Allyl isovalerate; Ammon
White flag. Extract, 257, see Orris root, Extract
ium ieovalerate; Isoamyl isovalerate; Benzyl
isovalerate; Bornyl ieovalerate; Isobornyl iso
ginger, Canadian, Oil, 257, see Snakeroot,
valerate; Isobutyl formic acid; Butyl isovalerate; WildCanadian,
oil
Cinnamyl isovalerate; Cyclohexyl isovalerate;
Wintergreen, Extract, 257, see Checkerberry,
Delphinic acid; Ethyl isovalerate; Geranyl iso
valerate; Linalyl isovalerate; Menthyl isoval
extract
erate; 0-Methylbutyric acid; Methyl isovaler
Wintergreen,
Oil, 257, see Checkerberry, oil
ate; Neryl isovalerate; Nonyl isovalerate;
Wormwood, 257, see Absinthium
Octyl isovalerate; Phenethyl isovalerate; 3Phenylpropyl isovalerate; Isopropylacetic
Wormwood, Extract, 257, see Absinthium, extract
acid; Propyl Ieovalerate; Isopropyl isovale
Wormwood, Oil, 257, see Absinthium, oil
rate; Rhodinyl isovalerate; Terpinyl iso
valerate; Valerianic acid; Valeric acid
Xanthophyll,
50
(active)
Xanthoxylum amercanum L., see Ash bark.
Valeric aldehyde, 202, see Valeraldehyde
prickly, extract
Isovaleric aldehyde, 202, see 3-Methylbutyraldehyde Xanthoxylum clava-herculis L. see Ash bark,
2- Valerolactone, 202, see 4-Hydroxypentanoic acid,
prickly, extract
y-lactone; 3-Methylbutyrolactone; 3-Valerolactone
Xylitol, 53
3- Valerolactone, 202, see y-Valerolactone
Validol, 202, see Menthyl isovalerate
293

Yara ra, see - Naphthy] methyl ether


Yarrow, Herb, 257, see Milfoil
Yeast, Dried, 61
Yeast, Dried, Irradiated, see Yeast, dried
Yeast, Torula, Dried, see Yeast dried
Yellow melilot, 257
Yellow prussiate of soda, see Ferrocyanide
decahydrate, sodium
Yellow wax. Bleached (White) wax, see Beeswax
Yerba Santa, Fluid extract, 257
Ylang ylang. Oil, 258

Yucca brevifolia Engelm., see Yucca, Joshua tree


Yucca, Joshua tree, 258
Yucca, Mohave, Extract, 258, see Cactus root,
extract; Plantarome
Yucca mohavensis Sarg., see Yucca, Mohave,
extract
Yucca schidigera Roezl ex Ortgies, see Yucca,
Mohave, extract
Zea mays L . , see Corn silk
Zedoary, 258
Zedoary bark. Extract, 258
Zinc chloride, see Zinc sources

294

Zinc gluconate, see Zinc sources


Zinc oxide, see Zinc sources
Zinc sources, 61
Zinc stearate (prepared from stearic acid free
from chick-edema factor), see Zinc sources
Zinc sulfate, see Zinc sources
Zingerone, 203, see 4-(4- Hydroxy- 3- methoxyphenyl)-2-butanone; Zingiberone
Zingiber officinale Rose, see Ginger; Ginger,
extract; Ginger, oil; Ginger, oleoresin
Zingiberone, 203, see Zingerone

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Evaluation of Protein Nutrition. 1959; 60 p.,


paper. Publication 711 . $2.00.

Evaluation of Protein Quality. 1963; 74 p.,


paper. Publication 1100. $3.00

The Role of Dietary Fat in Human Health .


1958; 32 p., paper. Publication 575. $1.00.

Recommended Dietary Allowances.


paper. Publication 1146. $1.00.

Cereal Enrichment in Perspective .


Free .

1963; 59 p.,

1958; 19 p.

Meeting Protein Needs of Infants and Children.


1961; 569 p., cloth. Publication 843 . $5.00.

Manual for the Study of Food Habits.


paper. Bulletin 111. $2.50.

Statement of General Policy in Regard to the


Addition of Specific Nutrients to Foods. 1961;
1 p. Free.

The Problem of Changing Food Habits.


177p., paper. Bulletin 108. $2.50.

The Role of Nutrition in International Programs .


1961; 8 p., paper. Free.

Maternal Nutrition and Child Health.


paper. Bulletin 123. $2.00.

1945; 142 p.,


1943;

1950; 174 p.,

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Principles and Procedures for Evaluating the
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Publication 750. Free.
The Safety of Polyoxyethylene (8) Stearate for
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646. $0.50.
Food Packaging Materials: Their Composition
and Uses. 1958; 48 p., paper. Publication 645.
$1 .00.
Safe Use of Pesticides in Food Protection.
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1956;

The Relation of Surface Activity to the Safety of


Surfactants in Foods. 1956; 10 p., paper.
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The Safety of Artificial Sweeteners for Use in
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Free .
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Food Chemicals. 1965; 22 p., paper. Pub


lication 1270. $1 .50.
The Safety of Monoglycerides and Diglycerides
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An Evaluation of Public Health Hazards from
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Radionuclides in Foods. 1962; 44 p., paper.
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