Propionic Acid
- Also known as:
- Propanoic Acid · E-280
Acidifier and preservative agent used in balanced feed and in the preservation of moist grains. It is associated with the inhibition of mold growth and the control of pH, in accordance with applicable regulations. It is also used as a preservative in the food industry.
Functions
Typical applications
- Preservation of moist grains
- Balanced feed
- Food preservation
- Baking
Specialties
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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.
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Salt of butyric acid used in formulations for animal nutrition as a source of short-chain fatty acids. It is associated with supporting the integrity of the intestinal mucosa and with digestive health, in accordance with applicable regulations. It is offered in coated or uncoated presentations depending on the desired release point.
Calcium Propionate
Classic preservative in the baking industry, used to extend the shelf life of bread and baked goods against mold spoilage. It does not significantly interfere with fermentation yeasts at typical usage levels. It is also used in animal feed in accordance with applicable regulations.
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