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Citric acid monohydrate

PRESERVATIVE DESCALER FOOD GRADE
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Product information "Citric acid monohydrate"

Citric acid is one of the most common acids in the plant kingdom. The best-known example - lemon juice - contains approx. 5- 7 % acid. However, citric acid is also found in fruit, berries, wine and even milk. Industrially, citric acid is produced from the fermentation of sugar-containing raw materials such as molasses or corn - in a completely natural way.

As far as its usability is concerned, this is an absolutely versatile product and should not be missing in any household. Due to its acidic effect, citric acid not only dissolves lime, it is also popular as a natural preservative and acidifier as well as a pH regulator in the kitchen, in food production and in cosmetics.

Even our grandmother used citric acid to make jams and fruit jellies last longer and to preserve the fruity freshness of the berries used for a long time.

But citric acid is not only used in the kitchen for cooking or in connection with food. It is also excellent for descaling washing machines and kettles, makes taps and sinks limescale-free in no time at all and is an essential ingredient in the production of sustainable household cleaners and detergents. These are very easy to make yourself in combination with baking soda.

Benefits

  • Food grade E 330
  • Cleaner, grease solvent, descaler
  • Biodegradable
  • Sustainable
  • 100 % purity
  • odourless
  • untreated
  • handy 10 kg bag

Shelf life and storage

When stored under dry, cool conditions, the product has a shelf life of at least 2 years after the production date.

Our products are always packaged in pre-packaged products that are marked with a batch number and a best-before date (imprint or additional label). Until the best-before date, the manufacturer guarantees the unchanged properties of the product in terms of appearance, taste and behaviour during processing. It is not an expiry date as with fresh produce.

. Nutritional values of the product "Zitronensäure monohydrat"
Ingredients

Ingredients

Citric acid E-330 (100%)


Application

  • Soft drinks
  • Ice cream and desserts
  • Confectionery
  • Jams, marmalades, jellies
  • Fruit juices and fruit nectars (max. 3 or 5 g/l)
  • Packaged sliced vegetables, fruit, and peeled potatoes
  • Cheese and meat products
  • Pasta
  • Water softeners and alternative fabric softeners
  • For passivation of stainless steel
  • Accelerators for the hardening of cementitious compounds
  • As rust removers
  • In numerous technical applications



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