Comparing E104 - Quinoline yellow vs E105 - Fast Yellow AB

Overview

E104 - Quinoline yellow

Quinoline yellow (E104) is a synthetic lemon-yellow color used to make foods look brighter and more uniform. It is allowed in the European Union for certain foods but is not approved for use in foods in the United States. Its main role is visual—adding or restoring color.

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E105 - Fast Yellow AB

Fast Yellow AB (E105) is a synthetic yellow colorant that was once used to tint foods. Today, it is not an approved food color in the European Union or the United States, so it should not appear in legally sold foods there.

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Synonyms
E104
Quinoline yellow
Quinoline Yellow WS
C.I. 47005
Food Yellow 13
E105
Fast Yellow AB
Functions
colour
colour
Origins
Synthetic
Synthetic
Products

Found in 7 products

Found in 2 products

Search rank & volume
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#50030 / mo🇺🇸U.S.
Awareness score

×4.07
over-aware

×1.34
over-aware

Search volume over time

Interest over time for 5 keywords in U.S. during the last 10 years.

Interest over time for 2 keywords in U.S. during the last 10 years.

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Popular questions

  1. How to get e104 form?

    There is no 'E104 form' related to the food additive—E104 is simply the E‑number for the color Quinoline Yellow. If you meant the EU social-security E104 document, that’s unrelated to food additives.

  2. What is e104 certificate?

    There’s no special 'E104 certificate'; E104 is just the code for the color additive Quinoline Yellow (CI 47005). Suppliers may issue a certificate of analysis or specifications for a batch of the dye, but that isn’t an official E‑number certificate.

  3. E104 used in what medications?

    As a colorant excipient, Quinoline Yellow (E104; also CI 47005/D&C Yellow No. 10) is used in some tablets, capsules, and oral liquids where permitted (e.g., in the EU/UK and in U.S. drugs/cosmetics, though not in U.S. foods). Check the product’s excipient list for 'Quinoline Yellow', 'E104', 'CI 47005', or 'D&C Yellow No. 10'.

  4. Fakehospital e104 + what is her name?

    That query isn’t related to the food color E104; Quinoline Yellow is a synthetic dye used to color foods and some medicines. I can’t identify people or media from such references.

  5. Fakehospital e104 who is she?

    This isn’t related to the food additive E104; Quinoline Yellow is a coloring agent, not a person. I’m unable to identify individuals from such queries.

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  1. How do i change boot device on my toshiba e105-s1802?

    E105 refers to Fast Yellow AB, a synthetic azo food dye—not a Toshiba setting—and it is not permitted for food use in the EU and many other countries (not approved in the US) due to safety concerns.

  2. How do i chnage boot device on my toshiba e105-s1802?

    E105 is Fast Yellow AB, a synthetic yellow food colorant that is no longer allowed in foods in the EU and is not approved in the US, and it’s unrelated to Toshiba boot options.

  3. How do i fix error e105 00000000 8007045d?

    E105 here is Fast Yellow AB, a food dye that has been banned or not approved in many countries because of safety concerns; it’s unrelated to device or Xbox error codes.

  4. How do i fix error e105 on xbox one?

    E105 denotes Fast Yellow AB, a synthetic azo food dye not permitted in the EU and not approved in the US, and it has no connection to Xbox error messages.

  5. How do you turn on backlit keyboard on e105-s1402 toshiba?

    E105 refers to Fast Yellow AB, a former food colorant now largely prohibited due to safety concerns, and is unrelated to Toshiba keyboard settings.

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