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. 2017 Jun 28;15(6):e04863. doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2017.4863

Table 4.

Summary of dietary exposure to tara gum (E 417) from its use as a food additive in the maximum level exposure assessment scenario and in the refined exposure scenarios, in six population groups (minimum–maximum across the dietary surveys in mg/kg bw per day)

  Infants (12 weeks–11 months) Toddlers (12–35 months) Children (3–9 years) Adolescents (10–17 years) Adults (18–64 years) The elderly (≥ 65 years)
Maximum level exposure assessment scenario
  • Mean

  • 95th percentile

3.5–42.8

11.5–109.6

8.0–131.1

20.9–160.4

16.2–97.3

34.7–173.9

7.7–60.5

19.2–106.2

21.6–38.4

46.0–74.8

21.3–33.6

36.5–65.5

Refined estimated exposure assessment scenario
Brand‐loyal scenario
  • Mean

  • 95th percentile

3.1–41.5

10.3–106.9

6.7–110.2

16.8–142.3

12.6–81.6

27.8–162.3

6.0–47.8

16.3–94.0

19.7–32.7

39.7–70.3

18.3–31.4

33.6–63.7

Non‐brand‐loyal scenario
  • Mean

  • 95th percentile

1.4–14.5

5.4–38.2

4.3–54.7

12.6–58.2

8.6–40.6

18.2–69.9

4.0–22.7

10.2–39.9

6.6–14.4

13.9–27.8

6.3–11.8

11.9–22.6