Lactic Acid
- INCI:
- Lactic Acid
- Also known as:
- E270 · 2-Hydroxypropanoic acid
Acidulant of fermentative origin with a mild acid profile, used to regulate pH and provide notes typical of fermented products; it contributes to preservation by lowering the pH in sauces, pickles and meat products. In cosmetics it is used as a mild alpha-hydroxy acid associated with hydration and superficial exfoliation. It is used in accordance with the applicable regulations of each category.
Functions
Typical applications
- Pickles and sauces
- Meat products
- Baking
- Beverages
- Cosmetics and pH-adjusted cleaning products
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Citric Acid
Reference acidulant in foods and beverages, obtained by fermentation. It provides acidity and citrus notes, regulates pH and acts as a metal sequestrant and synergistic antioxidant that supports color and flavor stability. It is also used in cosmetics, cleaning, pharmaceuticals, veterinary products, nutraceuticals and agro, in accordance with applicable regulations.
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Acetic Acid
Short-chain organic acid in its concentrated form, used as an acidulant, pH regulator and, once diluted, a preservative. In the chemical and textile industries it is used as a mordant and as a synthesis raw material, and in cleaning as an acid descaler. Its handling requires the precautions appropriate to a concentrated product.
Malic Acid
Malic Acid
Acidulant associated with the acid profile of apples, delivering a longer-lasting, rounder acidity than citric acid. It is used to intensify fruit flavors and in high-impact sour confectionery. It is often combined with other acidulants to modulate the product's sensory profile.