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Can enzymes used in dough conditioners in a bakery product be declared by a class name “enzymes” or must they be declared by the actual name of the enzymes in the Ingredient List?

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Can enzymes used in dough conditioners in a bakery product be declared by a class name “enzymes” or must they be declared by the actual name of the enzymes in the Ingredient List?

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(October 2009) The enzymes used in dough conditioners need to be listed in the ingredient statement by “common or usual name” (actual name of the enzyme). This is true for both USA and Canada.

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