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butter yellow
(redirected from Methyl yellow)

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butter yellow
p-dimethylaminoazobenzene. Used as a laboratory agent. It is a carcinogen and is the type poison for causing hyperplasia of bile ducts involving the smaller interlobular bile ducts and the intralobular cholangioles.
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This latest discovery of methyl yellow in spice has occured only several weeks after some European countries including Belgium and France detected the banned food colouring in Delhaize and Intermarche products.
Toxic Colouring Agent Methyl Yellow Resurfaces in France by FLEXNEWS
7 April 2009 - A few days after Intermarche's Indian curry spice recall in France and Belgium, Delhaize has also announced a recall after discovering methyl yellow in pepper.
Belgium: More Toxic Colouring Agent Found in Spices by FLEXNEWS
The recall was lauched further to the discovery of a banned food colouring in the spice - Methyl yellow, or C.
Europe: Toxic Colouring Agent Found in Intermarche Curry by FLEXNEWS
 
 
 
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