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The 12 pages that link to Food additive regulation, each with the reason it gives.

• Food additiveRelated: Regulation determines which additives may be used and under what conditions.

• Sodium nitriteRelated: Sodium nitrite use in cured foods is limited by jurisdiction-specific rules and maximum levels.

• Sodium benzoateNarrower topic: Sodium benzoate’s permitted uses and maximum levels vary across jurisdictions and products.

• XylitolNarrower topic: Xylitol's permitted uses and labeling depend on food-safety rules in each jurisdiction.

• E numberNarrower topic: E numbers belong to a system of regulated authorization, not merely a chemical classification.

• Tonic waterRelated: Rules set limits on quinine in tonic water and require appropriate labeling.

• Indigo carmineRelated: Regulatory systems define where and how indigo carmine may be used as a food colorant.

• Potassium bromateRelated: Rules on bromate differ across jurisdictions and determine whether its use is permitted.

• CyclamateNarrower topic: Cyclamate’s permitted uses differ across countries and have changed over time.

• SafroleRelated: Safrole’s toxicological profile led to restrictions on its use as a food flavoring.

• Sodium bromateRelated: Bromate flour improver use has been restricted or prohibited in many jurisdictions.

• Sunset Yellow FCFNarrower topic: These rules determine whether and under what conditions Sunset Yellow may color foods.