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Product Description
Product Description
Megafood Coated/Encapsulated Fumaric Acid Powder
Megafood company coated fumaric acid granule product 8504 is a series of acid agent granule products made by embedding hydrogenated edible oil with fumaric acid as the main raw material and using the patented technology and equipment created by the company. It can be widely used in food and medicine production as a sour taste regulator, preservative, anti-caking and anti-sticking agent.
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Product Name
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Megafood Coated Fumaric Acid Powder
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Shelf Life
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24months
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Application
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Bakery, Confectionary,Solid Beverage, Milkshake, Beverage, ect.
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Forms
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White Particles
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Type
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Food Grade
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Packaging
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Inner Plastic Bag
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Packaging Size
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25kg/bag
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Qualification
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kosher, halal,ISO,FSSC,HACCP
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Origin
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China
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MOQ
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1000kg
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Sample
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Available
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Detail Photos
Product features:
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Acid agent particles by the embedding process, not easy to be delirious, the use of no dust
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Prevent chemical reactions with other raw and auxiliary materials
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Embedding symmetry, particle size can be customized according to customer requirements;
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Acid release slow, increase product flavor.
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As a coating powder, can prevent the product adhesion, extend the shelf life of the product.
Product Quality Standard
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Item
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Index
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Senses
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colorless or white grain
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Mesh Number
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≥20mesh
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Citric Acid Content , w/%
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90±1.5
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Edible Hydrogenated Oil Content ,w/%
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10±1.5
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Sulphated Ash, w/%
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≤0.05
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Sulphate, w/%
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≤0.010
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Colonies Number ,CFU/g
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≤2000
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Mold and Yeast, CFU/g
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≤200
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Escherichia Coli, CFU/g
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≤100
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Pathogenic Bacteria
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Not Detectable
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Lead (Pb),mg/kg
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≤2.0
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Total arsenic (As),mg/kg
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≤2.0
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Applications
Application of Coated fumaric Acid Powder
Can Be widely used in corn tortilla, wraps, candy, solid drinks, milkshakes, beverages,bakery and other types of food, pharmaceutical production as acid regulator, preservative preservative preservative, anti-caking anti-adhesive agent.
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