E150d
Caramel Color (Sulphite Ammonia)
LimitType: Color
E150d is sulphite ammonia caramel, the dark brown coloring used in colas and many sauces. Its manufacturing can produce 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI), which has prompted exposure limits in some regions.
Commonly Found In
- Cola
- Soy sauce
- Gravy
- Dark beer
Key Notes
- •Can contain 4-MEI contaminant
- •Purely cosmetic
- •Common in ultra-processed drinks
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is E150d?
E150d is Caramel Color (Sulphite Ammonia), a color. A dark caramel coloring used in colas that can contain the contaminant 4-MEI.
Is E150d safe to eat?
Caramel Color (Sulphite Ammonia) is permitted but worth limiting. Can contain 4-MEI contaminant.