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Role in food
This phrase is not added to foods as an ingredient. Its purpose is to …
What it is
"Removed For Passover" is not a food ingredient itself. Instead, it is a statement or label used on food products to indicate that they have been produced and certified to meet the dietary laws and restrictions for the Jewish holiday of Passover.
Why it's used
This phrase is not added to foods as an ingredient. Its purpose is to inform consumers that a product is suitable for consumption during Passover, meaning it does not contain chametz (leavened grains) or other forbidden ingredients according to Jewish law.
Health notes
As "Removed For Passover" is a religious dietary designation rather than a food ingredient, it has no direct health implications or regulatory status from bodies like the FDA, JECFA, or EFSA. Its presence indicates compliance with specific religious dietary rules, not a change in the product's nutritional or safety profile from a regulatory standpoint.
Allergen info
This phrase is not an ingredient and therefore is not a major allergen.
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