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ISO 12082:2006

ISO 12082:2006 Processed cheese and processed cheese products – Calculation of the content of added citrate emulsifying agents and acidifiers/pH-controlling agents, expressed as citric acid

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ISO 12082|IDF 52:2006 specifies a method for the calculation of the approximate content of added citrate emulsifying agents and acidifiers/pH-controlling agents, expressed as citric acid, in processed cheese and processed cheese products. The method is applicable to those processed cheeses and processed cheese products that contain no major ingredients with an appreciable content of citric acid, other than milk powder and/or whey powder.

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2

Published Date

2006-10-30

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PUBLISHED

Pages

2

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English

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Abstract

ISO 12082|IDF 52:2006 specifies a method for the calculation of the approximate content of added citrate emulsifying agents and acidifiers/pH-controlling agents, expressed as citric acid, in processed cheese and processed cheese products. The method is applicable to those processed cheeses and processed cheese products that contain no major ingredients with an appreciable content of citric acid, other than milk powder and/or whey powder.

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