Preservative
Calcium Acetate, CAS 62-54-4, is available in anhydrous and monohydrate forms and in both powder and granular types, so it can be matched to the processing equipment rather than the other way round. It is a white odourless compound with good water solubility and excellent stability under normal storage, and it does two jobs at once in a formulation: it preserves and buffers, and it enriches the product with calcium. It complies with FCC, BP and USP standards.
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| Appearance | White crystalline powder or granular |
|---|---|
| Forms | Anhydrous and monohydrate |
| Types | Powder and granular |
| Odour | Odourless |
| Solubility | Good solubility in water |
| Stability | Excellent under normal storage conditions |
Calcium propionate is the specialist mould inhibitor for bread and carries more calcium per kilo. Calcium acetate is the choice where buffering and pH stability matter as much as preservation, and where an acetate rather than a propionate flavour background is preferred.
FAQ
Anhydrous and monohydrate, each in powder and granular types to meet different processing needs.
It complies with relevant international standards including FCC, BP and USP.
It preserves by inhibiting microbial growth, buffers to maintain pH stability, and supplies calcium as a nutrient.
Yes, it has good solubility in water and excellent stability under normal storage conditions.
Baked goods, dairy products, ready-to-eat foods, sauces, dressings, processed foods, functional beverages and supplements, plus feed applications.
158.17, CAS 62-54-4, EINECS 200-540-9.
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