Can I add dimethyl polysiloxane in food?

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Dimethyl polysiloxane is listed as a permitted anti-foaming agent under Regulation 16A(3) of the Food Regulations. It may be used in those specified food categories under Regulation 16A(3), up to the maximum permitted levels specified therein.

Can I add dimethyl polysiloxane in food?

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