Sulfites in Vinegar an issue?

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Hi. I have been doing vinegar doing for many years. I do it using a dosing pump.

I could not find the vinegar brand that I regularly use. The one I got now is 4% acidity white distilled vinegar, just as the previous one, but I just noticed that it contains Sulfite 0.01%.

Is that going cause any issues?

I made an ICP a couple of months ago, and Sulfur was 997.9 mg/l, which according to ATI is OK, but a little over the ideal value of 924.8 mg/l.

Your guidance is appreciated.
 
Thanks @Randy Holmes-Farley for your response. It is appreciated.

if there is doubt then I will try to get the usual vinegar which does not list Sulfites. I can always use this one I got for cleaning, etc. in the house.
 

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