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Check the source

Is E1101 (Proteases) halal?

It depends on the source. It can be made from plants, by fermentation or synthetically, or from animal fat or tissue, and the label rarely says which. Can be plant (papain, bromelain), microbial or animal (pepsin).

What E1101 is used for

Proteases is used as a enzyme. On Australian labels it usually appears by its function and number, for example "enzyme (1101)", without the letter E.

How to tell if it's halal

Look for a halal certifier's logo, or a source named on the label, such as "emulsifier (471, from vegetable oil)". If there's neither, email the manufacturer and ask where it comes from.

Check a label with E1101

Paste the full ingredient list into our label checker. It flags E1101 along with every other additive that needs a second look.

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