Basic Info.

Trademark

Topessence

Origin

China

HS Code

29155000

Trademark

Topessence

Origin

China

HS Code

29155000

Product Desciption

Product name: Calcium Propionate
Molecular formula: C6H10CaO4
Molecular weight: 186.22
Description:  White crystalline powder; Odorless or with little propionate smell; Deliquescence; easily soluble in water, insoluble in ethanol.
Storage: It should be stored in a dry and ventilating warehouse; kept away from water and moisture during transport, unloaded with care so as to avoid damage to bags. Furthermore, it should be stored separately from poisonous substances.

Specifications

Items		Standards
COLOR		WHITE POWDER OR GRANULAR
CONTENT		≥99%
LOSS ON DRYING		≤9.0%
PH 10%		7-9
ARSENIC		≤0.0003%
HEAVY METAL(As Pb)		≤0.001%
FLUORIN		≤0.003%
WATER IN SOLUBLE		≤0.30%
FE		≤0.005%

Application
Calcium propionate is a new kind of food additives, approved by WHO and FAO as a safe food and feed mildew inhibitor.Also a new, safe, efficient, broad-spectrum fungicide of food and feed in brewing, food,feed,traditional chinese medicine etc.. Have widly antibacterial function to mold and bacteria .

1. Used as food and feed mildew and as preservation agent in food and pastry.It can be easily mixed with flour.At the same time of it plays the role of preservative,it can provide essential calcium, plays the role of fortifing foods.

2.Inhibit mold and aerobic bacillus which will cause the bread produce sticky silk material,but no inhibition on yeast.

3. Unique preservative and anti-enzyme agent of aerobic spore producing bacteria, gram-negative bacteria, aflatoxin in starch, protein and oil-containing substances.

4. As feed additive can effectively inhibit mildew, extend the shelf life of feed ,can also raise livestock appetite when combined with the other inorganic salts ,increase milk production of >dairy cows.Suitable for the use of various feed for its small volatility, high temperatuer resistance, animal adaptability,

5. Used as additive in toothpaste, cosmetics,and have good preservative effect.