Can anti-caking agents be used in food?

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Permitted anti-caking agents are listed under the Regulation 16(3) of the Food Regulations, and may be used in foods up to a concentration of no more than 2% on a dry basis, unless otherwise prohibited by the individual food standards.

Can anti-caking agents be used in food?

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