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Vérifiez les codes E et analysez le texte d'emballage pour identifier les ingrédients illicites ou douteux

E120Haram

Carmine / Cochineal

Insect origin (extracted from crushed cochineal beetles)

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E441Haram

Gelatine

Animal origin (frequently from porcine/swine skins or unslaughtered cattle)

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E542Haram

Bone Phosphate

Animal bones (unslaughtered carcasses or porcine bones)

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E920Haram

L-Cysteine

Animal/human source (human hair, duck feathers, or pig bristles)

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E921Haram

L-Cysteine Hydrochloride

Animal/Human origin

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E471Douteux

Mono- and Di-glycerides of Fatty Acids

Vegetable or animal fats (can be derived from plant oils or tallow/lard)

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E472Douteux

Esters of Mono- and Diglycerides

Vegetable or animal lipids

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E422Douteux

Glycerol / Glycerin

Plant oil, animal tallow, or synthetic petroleum derivative

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E431Douteux

Polyoxyethylene (40) Stearate

Stearic acid from animal or plant sources

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E433Douteux

Polysorbate 80

Fatty acid derivatives (plant or animal)

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E481Douteux

Sodium Stearoyl-2-lactylate

Stearic acid (vegetable or animal source)

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E904Douteux

Shellac

Secretions of the lac insect (Kerria lacca)

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E100Halal

Curcumin

100% Plant origin (extracted from natural turmeric root)

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E101Halal

Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)

Plant / microbiological fermentation

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E140Halal

Chlorophyll

100% Natural plant pigment from green leaves

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E160aHalal

Beta-Carotene

Plant origin (carrots, sweet potatoes, algae)

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E300Halal

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)

Plant/glucose fermentation

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E322Halal

Lecithin (Soy / Sunflower)

Plant origin (soybeans or sunflower seeds)

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E330Halal

Citric Acid

Plant origin (citrus fruits or molasses fermentation)

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E406Halal

Agar-Agar

Marine plant origin (red algae seaweeds)

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E407Halal

Carrageenan

Marine algae / seaweed extract

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E410Halal

Locust Bean Gum (Carob Gum)

100% Plant origin (seeds of the carob tree)

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E412Halal

Guar Gum

100% Plant origin (guar beans)

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E415Halal

Xanthan Gum

Plant origin (bacterial fermentation of corn sugar)

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E440Halal

Pectin

100% Plant origin (apple pomace and citrus peels)

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E500Halal

Sodium Carbonates (Baking Soda)

Natural mineral / synthetic salt

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E955Halal

Sucralose

Synthesized from pure sucrose

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3

Clear Color-Coded Verdicts

Immediate visual status: Green (100% Halal/Plant), Yellow (Mushbooh/Doubtful), and Red (Strictly Haram).

4

Source Verification & Fatwa Backing

Transparent origin explanations referencing leading international Halal food authentication authorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the status of E471 in food products?

E471 (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids) can be produced from either plant oils or animal fats (including swine). If the packaging specifies 'plant origin' or bears a credible Halal/Vegan mark, it is 100% Halal. Otherwise, it is doubtful (Mushbooh) and requires confirmation.

Why is E120 (Carmine) considered Haram by scholars?

E120 is a red colorant extracted from dried and crushed cochineal insects. Majority Islamic jurisprudence considers consuming insects impermissible (forbidden) under divine prohibitions of Khaba'ith.