Does Barcel, potato chips, hot, lim'on-chipotle, hot, lim'on-chipotle (Barcel) contain additives banned in Europe?

Yes — contains flagged additives

This product's listed additives include ingredients that are banned, restricted, or warning-labeled outside the U.S.:

Flagged additives

Sunset Yellow FCF (Yellow No. 6) Warning label required (EU)

Permitted in the EU but requires a warning label. Some studies link synthetic dyes to hyperactivity in certain children.

Other foods with Yellow 6

Allura Red AC (Red Dye No. 40) Warning label required (EU)

Permitted in the EU but requires a warning label; the U.S. is phasing out synthetic dyes. Some studies link synthetic dyes to hyperactivity in certain children.

Other foods with Red 40

Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA, E320) Restricted elsewhere

Restricted in the EU and Japan. Listed by IARC as a possible human carcinogen.

Other foods with BHA

Butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT, E321) Restricted elsewhere

Restricted or limited in several countries. Under ongoing regulatory review.

Other foods with BHT

What this means

An additive being banned or restricted in another country does not by itself mean this product is unsafe — the FDA and other regulators reach different conclusions. This page is informational, not safety advice.

Barcode: 0757528008758 · Source: Open Food Facts (community data; manufacturers change recipes — always verify on the current label). Spotted an error? Report it.

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