Regulations specity the maximum level of incidental food additives, such as fly

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Regulations specity the maximum level of incidental food additives, such as fly eggs per can of tomatoes, or rat hairs per jar of peanut butter. Why not simply require no such additives Select one O Most people are unaware of the presence of such additives so it doesn't really matter O Food would be prohibitively expensive. O Certain agricultural businesses have highly effective lobbies preventing such legislative actions. O Such small amounts supply essential trace elements The current list of food additives generally recognized as safe (the GRAS list) contains approximately how many substances? Select one 700-800 O 1500-1600 O 25,000 O 150-250 FD&C; certified food coloring additives are purer than natural food coloring additives Select one O True O False Two different samples are chromatographed exactly as we did. The chromatogram shows a single spot for each sample. The spots have the same color and the same R value. We can say Select one that the two samples must contain the same substance. that the two samples might contain the same substance nothing about the substances in the samples that the two samples cannot contain the same substance Which of the following colorings was most commonly found in the Kool-Aids tested? Select one O FD&C; Red #40 FD&C; Blue #2 FD&C; Green #3 FD&C; Yellow #6 O O

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FD&C certified food colouring additives are purer than natural food colouring additives -TRUE

Which of the following colourings was most commonly found in the Kool-Aids tested?

-FD&C Red #40

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