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Can taurine be added to food?

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Taurine is currently only allowed for use in special purpose food products. Food manufacturers have to ensure that the levels of taurine is safe and suitable for consumption by the target group of consumers, based on the recommended daily consumption as indicated on the label. You may refer to Regulation 247(1) of the Food Regulations for the definition of special purpose food.

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