Dimethyl dicarbonate (commonly known as Velcorin) is permitted for use in soft drinks in Thailand. According to a document published by the USDA, dimethyl dicarbonate is recognized as an allowed food additive in carbonated beverages, with a maximum usage limit of 250 mg/kg (or 250 ppm) (USDA).

Additionally, a registration overview from Vinicas confirms that Velcorin can be used in carbonated drinks, fruit (flavored) drinks, and tea drinks, aligning with the aforementioned permissible levels (Vinicas).

In summary, dimethyl dicarbonate is allowed for use in soft drinks in Thailand, subject to specific maximum levels as governed by local food safety regulations.

Sources

[PDF] Food Additives – Coloring Permitted in Thailand - USDA[PDF] Velcorin Registration Overview - VinicasFood Additives and E Numbers - DermNetFood Additives Permitted for Direct Addition to Food for Human ...[PDF] 4.7 Kingdom of Thailand - ILSI Japan[PDF] Country specific list of prohibited and restricted articles - UPU.int[PDF] Thai FDA Proposed Revisions to MLs of Certain Food Additives

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