On the classification this reference uses, E967 is "safe". Polyol from birch, sugar substitute, protects teeth. That is a summary of the Russian TR CU 029/2012 list and the EU permitted lists, not medical advice.

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E967: Xylitol

Polyol from birch, sugar substitute, protects teeth. Verdict: safe

Code	E967
Name	Xylitol
Also known as	xylitol
Group	E900–E999 — glazing agents, sweeteners, antifoaming agents
Verdict	safe

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chewing gum
toothpastes
sugar-free products

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Is E967 dangerous?: On the classification this reference uses, E967 is "safe". Polyol from birch, sugar substitute, protects teeth. That is a summary of the Russian TR CU 029/2012 list and the EU permitted lists, not medical advice.
How do I check whether E967 is in a product I have?: Photograph the barcode or the ingredients panel — the app reads the list and flags every additive it finds. Three checks are free, with no account.

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Others in this group: E951 · E950 · E955 · E960 · E952 · E954 · E965 · the full table

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E967: Xylitol

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