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Artificial food flavouring

Artificial food flavouring Hi Theresa, the only standard you should be making is your internal standard. This is done from normally three batches in factory against a laboratory made standard. The problem is your supplier is probably not giving you a Specification against the made up corresponding flavour. https://ift.tt/3o8Fv5v

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