Formic Acid
- Also known as:
- Methanoic Acid
Short-chain acidifier used in formulations for animal nutrition and in the preservation of grains and forages. It is associated with the control of pH and microbial load in feed, in accordance with applicable regulations. Beyond animal nutrition it is used in various industrial and agricultural processes.
Functions
Typical applications
- Acidification of balanced feed
- Preservation of grains and forages
- Sanitization of raw materials
- Industrial processes
Specialties
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