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Council Directive of 25 July 1983 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to certain lactoproteins (caseins and caseinates) intended for human consumption (83/417/EEC) (repealed)

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ANNEX IU.K.EDIBLE CASEINS

I.NAMES AND DEFINITIONSU.K.

(a)

‘edible acid casein’ means edible casein obtained by precipitation using the technological adjuvants and bacterial cultures listed in Section II (d) which comply with the standards laid down in Section II.

(b)

‘edible rennet casein’ means edible casein obtained by precipitation using the technological adjuvants listed in Section III (d) which comply with the standards laid down in Section III.

II.STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO ‘EDIBLE ACID CASEIN’U.K.

(a)Essential factors of compositionU.K.

1.Maximum moisture content10,0 % by weight
2.Minimum milk protein content calculated on the dried extract90 % by weight
of which minimum casein content95 % by weight
3.Maximum milk fat content calculated on the dried extract2,25 % by weight
4.Maximum titratable acidity, expressed in ml of decinormal sodium hydroxide solution per g0,27
5.Maximum ash content (P2O5 included)2,5 % by weight
6.Maximum anhydrous lactose content1 % by weight
7.Maximum sediment content (burnt particles)22,5 mg in 25 g

(b)ContaminantsU.K.

Maximum lead content1 mg/kg

(c)ImpuritiesU.K.

Extraneous matter (such as wood or metal particles, hairs or insect fragments)nil in 25 g

(d)Harmless technological adjuvants and bacterial cultures suitable for human consumptionU.K.

(i)
  • lactic acid (E 270)

  • hydrochloric acid

  • sulphuric acid

  • citric acid (E 330)

  • acetic acid (E 260)

  • orthophosphoric acid

(ii)
  • whey

  • bacterial cultures producing lactic acid

(e)Organoleptic characteristicsU.K.

1. Odour:No foreign odours
2. Appearance:Colour ranging from white to creamy white; the product must not contain any lumps that would not break up under slight pressure.

III.STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO ‘EDIBLE RENNET CASEIN’U.K.

(a)Essential factors of compositionU.K.

1.Maximum moisture content10 % m/m
2.Minimum milk protein content calculated on the dried extract84 % by weight
of which minimum casein content95 % by weight
3.Maximum milk fat content calculated on the dried extract2 % by weight
4.Minimum ash content (P2O5 included)7,50 % by weight
5.Maximum anhydrous lactose content1 % by weight
6.Maximum sediment content (burnt particles)22,5 mg in 25 g

(b)ContaminantsU.K.

Maximum lead content1 mg/kg

(c)ImpuritiesU.K.

Extraneous matter (such as wood or metal particles, hairs or insect fragments)nil in 25 g

(d)Harmless technological adjuvants suitable for human consumptionU.K.

  • [F1rennet meeting the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1332/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on food enzymes (1) ;

  • other milk-coagulating enzymes meeting the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1332/2008.]

(e)Organoleptic characteristicsU.K.

1. Odour:No foreign odours
2. Appearance:Colour ranging from white to creamy white; the product must not contain any lumps that would not break up under slight pressure.

ANNEX IIU.K.EDIBLE CASEINATES

I.DENOMINATIONS AND DEFINITIONSU.K.

‘edible caseinates’ means caseinates obtained from edible caseins using neutralizing agents of edible quality listed under Section II (d) and complying with the standards set out in Section II.

II.STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO EDIBLE CASEINATESU.K.

(a)Essential factors of compositionU.K.

1.Maximum moisture content8 % by weight
2.Minimum content of milk protein casein, calculated on the dried extract88 % by weight
3.Maximum content of milk fat, calculated on the dried extract2,0 % by weight
4.Maximum anhydrous lactose content1,0 % by weight
5.pH value6,0 to 8,0
6.Maximum sediment content (burnt particles)22,5 mg in 25 g

(b)ContaminantsU.K.

Maximum lead content1 mg/kg

(c)ImpuritiesU.K.

Extraneous matter (such as wood or metal particles, hairs or insect fragments)nil in 25 g

(d)Technological adjuvants of edible qualityU.K.

(optlonal neutralizing and buffering agents)

hydroxidesof

sodium

potassium

calcium

ammonium

magnesium

carbonates
phosphates
citrates

(e)CharacteristicsU.K.

1. Odour:Very slight foreign flavours and odours.
2. Appearance:Colour ranging from white to creamy white; the product must not contain any lumps that do not break under slight pressure.
3. Solubility:Almost entirely soluble in distilled water, except for the calcium caseinate.

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