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Is tartaric acid halal?

Acidity regulator · ingredient

strict
Doubtful
mainstream
Doubtful
lenient
Doubtful
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Tartaric acid (E334) is commonly recovered from winemaking lees (grape/wine byproduct); origin unstated on a label warrants a source check. Inherits the board-context E334 mushbooh ruling.

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Sources

MUIS Halal Additive Guide 2018 — MUIS (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore)SANHA additive guide — SANHA (South African National Halaal Authority)

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