calcium propionate

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cal′cium pro′pionate

a white, water-soluble powder, CaC₆H₁₀O₄, used in bakery products to inhibit the growth of fungi.

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Healthy Japanese black Wagyu bulls (n = 8), with an average body weight of 630[+ or -]15 kg, were randomly divided into two groups: control feeding group (CONT), which received the normal diet, and calcium propionate supplementation feeding group (PROP), which received the normal diet with calcium propionate supplement.

The effect of calcium propionate on the ruminal bacterial community composition in finishing bulls

The growing food industry is expected to fuel the demand for calcium propionate in the forecast period.

Calcium Propionate Market Expected to Expand at a Steady CAGR Through 2025

After 10 days, the calcium propionate additive lost its effectiveness, but the edible films made with small droplets of the oils continued to inhibit the growth of mold.

Essential oils to find preservative applications

Moreover, when compared to propionic acid and sodium propionate, calcium propionate was least effective as an inhibitor of mould growth [28].

Improvement of injera shelf life through the use of chemical preservatives

5% of the weight, or in substitution, depending on the initial quantity of calcium propionate.

LCI launches Bakesafe

Zein film with or without nisin and calcium propionate coated on refrigerated ready-to-eat meat products can provide the additional safeguards needed to prevent the growth of L.

Zein films control recontamination

Finnish chemicals group Kemira Oyj said on Tuesday (3 July) that it is increasing its production capacity of calcium propionate used for feed and food industries by establishing a production site in China.

Finland's Kemira Oyj to expand production in India

this burger comes on a whole wheat bun made from the following ingredients: whole wheat flour, water, cracked wheat, high fructose corn syrup, vegetable oil (partially hydrogenated soybean oil), gluten, yeast, salt, calcium sulfate, DATEM (diacetyl tartaric acid ester of mono-diglycerides), distilled monoglycerides, calcium propionate (preservative), azodicarbonamide, and fungal enzymes.

McDonalds

The brochure describes calcium acetate, potassium acetate, sodium diacetate, sodium phenoxy acetate, calcium propionate, and sodium propionate.

Literature resource guide

Since 1993, the ABA has had to settle for "freshly baked" thanks to the preservative calcium propionate, which the U.