
Ice Breakers
Barcode 03484308
CAUTIONIce breaker ice cubes peppermint by Ice Breakers is rated CAUTION by BannedPantry: its label lists 6 ingredients that are banned or restricted outside the US — BHT (EU, UK); Isomalt (EU, UK); Maltitol (EU, UK); Mannitol (EU, UK); Sorbitol (EU, UK); Xylitol (EU, UK). All of them are still legal to sell in the US.
Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
EU/UK authorise BHT (E321) only in specified foods at limited maximum levels under Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 and not in foods for infants/young children; the US permits broader GRAS use.
Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Isomalt (E953) is otherwise authorized in both.
Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Maltitol (E965) is otherwise authorized in both.
Same category, none of the flagged ingredients.
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xylitol, gum base, maltitol, mannitol, maltitol syrup, contains 2% or less of: natural flavor and artificial flavor, lecithin (soy), maltodextrin, artificial color [blue 1 lake, blue 1], aspartame*, gum acacia, gelatin, acesulfame potassium, sorbitol, isomalt, neotame, bht, to maintain freshness, sucralose,
No — every ingredient in Ice breaker ice cubes peppermint is currently legal to sell in the US. However, BHT, Isomalt, Maltitol, Mannitol, Sorbitol, Xylitol are banned or restricted in other regions: BHT (EU, UK); Isomalt (EU, UK); Maltitol (EU, UK); Mannitol (EU, UK); Sorbitol (EU, UK); Xylitol (EU, UK).
BHT: EU/UK authorise BHT (E321) only in specified foods at limited maximum levels under Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 and not in foods for infants/young children; the US permits broader GRAS use. Isomalt: The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Isomalt (E953) is otherwise authorized in both. Maltitol: The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Maltitol (E965) is otherwise authorized in both. Mannitol: The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Mannitol (E421) is otherwise authorized in both. Plus 2 more — see the full list above.
BannedPantry checks each labeled ingredient against food and cosmetic safety standards from the EU, UK, Canada, Japan, and California, with a citation for every flag. CAUTION means one or more labeled ingredients are restricted (but not outright banned) by a major overseas regulator. Ratings are never influenced by brands.
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Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Mannitol (E421) is otherwise authorized in both.
Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Sorbitol (E420) is otherwise authorized in both.
Banned or restricted in: EU, UK
The EU and UK require the polyol laxative warning on foods with more than 10% added polyols (Reg (EU) No 1169/2011, Annex III); the US mandates no equivalent label. Xylitol (E967) is otherwise authorized in both.