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Full Circle Market List of 104 Ingredients 1. ACESULFAME-K (ACESULFAME POTASSIUM) 36. DISODIUM CALCIUM EDTA 71. POTASSIUM BISULFATE 2. ACETYLATED ESTER OF MONO-AND 37. DISODIUM DIHYDROGEN EDTA 72. POTASSIUM BROMATE DIGLYCERIDES 3. AMMONIUM CHLORIDE 38. DISODIUM GUANYLATE 73. POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 4. ANTIBIOTICS 39. DISODIUM SUCCINATE 74. POTASSIUM METABISULFITE 5. ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS 40. EDTA (ETHYLENEDIAMINE TETRAACETIC 75. POTASSIUM NITRATE OR NITRITE ACID) 6. ASPARTAME 41. ERYTHORBIC ACID 76. POTASSIUM SORBATE (ACCEPTABLE IN SUPPLEMENTS ONLY) 7. ASTAXANTHIN (ACCEPTABLE IN 42. ESTER GUMS 77. PROPIONATES (CALCIUM AND SODIUM) SUPPLEMENTS, IF NATURAL) 8. AZODICARBONAMIDE 43. ETHYL VANILLIN 78. PROPYL GALLATE 9. BENTONITE (ACCEPTABLE IN 44. ETHYLENE OXIDE 79. PROPYLENE OXIDE SUPPLEMENTS) 10. BENZOATES IN FOOD 45. ETHOXYQUIN 80. PROPYLPARABEN 11. BENZOYL PEROXIDE 46. FD&C BLUE NO. 1 81. SACCHARIN 12. BENZYL ALCOHOL 47. FD&C BLUE NO. 2 82. SIMPLESSE 13. BHA (BUTYLATED HYDROXYANISOLE) 48. FD&C GREEN NO. 3 83. SODIUM ALUMINUM PHOSPHATE 14. BHT (BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE) 49. FD&C RED NO. 3 84. SODIUM ALUMINUN SULFATE 15. BISULFITES 50. FD&C RED NO. 40 85. SODIUM BENZOATE 16. BLEACHED FLOUR 51. FD&C YELLOW NO. 5 86. SODIUM BISULFATE 17. BROMATED FLOUR 52. FD&C YELLOW NO. 6 87. SODIUM DIACETATE 18. BROMINATED VEGETABLE OIL (BVO) 53. GLYCEROL ESTER OF WOOD ROSIN 88. SODIUM FERROCYANIDE 19. CALCIUM BROMATE 54. HEXA-, HEPTA- AND OCTA-ESTERS OF 89. SODIUM GLUTAMATE SUCROSE 20. CALCIUM DISODIUM EDTA 55. HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP 90. SODIUM METABISULFITE 21. CALCIUM PEROXIDE 56. HYDROGENATED OIL 91. SODIUM NITRATE/NITRITE 22. CALCIUM PROPIONATE 57. HYDROXYPROPYL GUAR GUM 92. SODIUM PROPIONATE 23. CALCIUM SORBATE 58. METHYL SILICONE 93. SODIUM STEROYL LACTYLATE 24. CALCIUM STEAROYL-2-LACTYLATE 59. METHYLENE CHLORIDE 94. SODIUM STEROYL-2-LACTYLATE 25. CAPROCAPRYLOBEHENIN 60. MODIFIED FOOD STARCH (ACCEPTABLE 95. SODIUM SULFITE IF NOT CHEMICALLY MODIFIED) 26. CARMINE 61. MONOGLYCERIDES 96. SOLVENT EXTRACTED OILS, AS STAND- ALONE, SINGLE-INGREDIENT OILS (EXCEPT GRAPESEED OIL) 27. CITRUS RED NO. 2 62. MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE (MSG) 97. SORBIC ACID 28. COCHINEAL 63. NEOTAME 98. SUCRALOSE 29. CYCLAMATES 64. NITRATES/NITRITES 99. SUCROGLYCERIDES 30. CYSTEINE (L-CYSTEINE) 65. ORANGE B 100. SUCROSE POLYESTER (OLESTRA, OLEAN) 31. DATEM (DIACETYL TARTARIC AND FATTY 66. OXYSTEARIN 101. SULFITES (SULFUR DIOXIDE), ACID EXTERS OF MONO AND ACCEPTABLE IF NATURALLY DIGLYCERIDES) OCCURRING E.G. IN VINEGAR 32. DIGLYCERIDES (ACCEPTABLE IN 67. PARABENS 102. TBHQ (TERTIARY SUPPLEMENTS) BUTYLHYDROQUINONE) 33. DIMETHYLAMYLAMINE (DMAA) 68. PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED OIL 103. TETRASODIUM EDTA 34. DIMETHYLPOLYSILOXANE 69. POLYDEXTROSE 104. VANILLIN, SYNTHETIC 35. DIOCTYL SODIUM SULFOSUCCINATE (DSS) 70. POTASSIUM BENZOATE Effective Date: March 2019 Topco Confidential – May Include Trade Secrets .

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