Calcium Chloride

INCI:
Calcium Chloride
Also known as:
Calcium chloride · Calcium salt of hydrochloric acid · E509

Highly hygroscopic inorganic salt, used as a drying and dehumidifying agent. Depending on the application, it is also used as a source of calcium, firming agent and processing aid in foods and as an electrolyte in pharmaceutical, veterinary and cosmetic formulations, in line with applicable regulations.

Functions

Dehumidifying agentCalcium sourceElectrolyte

Typical applications

  • Desiccant in packaging and processes
  • Firming agent and processing aid in foods
  • Mineral supplements and premixes
  • Pharmaceutical and veterinary solutions
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Citric Acid

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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Glacial Acetic Acid

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.

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Lactic Acid

Lactic 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.

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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.

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