Eight products into food, beverage, bakery and seasoning.
Two of them are food lines only — phosphoric acid and food grade
isopropyl alcohol. The other six I also supply into the animal-feed,
aquaculture and pharmaceutical trade, so the same chemistry can be
quoted for either buyer with the documentation each one needs. Every batch
ships with a per-batch Certificate of Analysis covering 12 specifications
and an MSDS. Minimum order is 1 FCL, lead time is a quoted lead time from
order confirmation, and you have factory pricing within two business days
of a complete enquiry.
Which of these are preservatives, and which are not?
Two of them are the preservatives you will be looking for, and both
have the E number on the product page: sodium benzoate
(E211) and potassium sorbate (E202).
Citric acid is E330 and works as an acidulant rather
than a preservative. The rest are functional ingredients rather than
preservation systems — bicarbonate as a leavening agent, phosphoric acid
for acidity in soft drinks and seasoning, glucose for sweetening and
fermentation, creatine in sports nutrition and energy drinks, and food
grade IPA as an extraction solvent.
If your specification names a grade, a purity or a food additive
regulation, say so when you write and I will quote against that
specification rather than against a catalogue line.
Which product fits which application?
What documentation comes with a food grade order?
Every batch ships with a per-batch Certificate of Analysis covering 12
specifications, and a Material Safety Data Sheet. GMP certificates,
certificates of origin, testing reports and third-party testing are
supplied on request — say what your own compliance process needs to see
first and it can be arranged before the order is placed. Export
documentation, customs clearance paperwork and export handling are part of
the shipment.
What you are permitted to import, and how it has to be labelled and
registered, is set by the authority in your country rather than by me, and
it differs by product and by use. I will give you the documents, the HS
code and the specification the order is made against, and if a product
needs a licence in your market, say so before you order and I will tell
you plainly whether I can supply it.
How do I get a quote for a food grade product?
Send the product, the quantity, the destination country and the
specification you buy to — a grade, a purity, an E number, or a customer
specification you need the certificate to name. You have factory pricing
and lead times within two business days, and the freight is shown as a
separate line so you can see what you are paying for the product and what
you are paying for shipping.
Want a price for a food grade product?
Product, quantity, destination and the specification you buy to. You get
factory pricing and lead times within two business days — and if I cannot do
it at a fair price, I will tell you instead of quoting it.
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