E333

E333: Calcium citrates

No known riskFunction: acidity regulator

What is E333?

E333 (Calcium citrates) is a acidity regulator used in processed foods.

What the research says

Salts of citric acid, also used as a calcium source.

Regulatory status

European UnionApproved
United StatesApproved

Questions people ask

Is E333 (Calcium citrates) safe?

Salts of citric acid, also used as a calcium source.

Why is E333 added to food?

It is used as a acidity regulator.

Does E333 make a food ultra-processed?

Not on its own. E333 is not one of the cosmetic additives the NOVA system uses to identify ultra-processed foods.

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