Product overview
Monocalcium Phosphate is a calcium-phosphate ingredient evaluated for food leavening, dough conditioning, pH control and mineral fortification, as well as animal-feed calcium and phosphorus supplementation. The selected grade must meet food or feed purity and destination-market requirements.
Function & Usage
- Acidify Feed & Carry Nutrients
Supports feed acidification, nutrient fortification or premix carrier performance according to the selected approved grade. Typical uses: Highly available phosphorus supplementation, Compound-feed and premix fortification, Aquaculture and livestock mineral systems.
- Supply Minerals & Trace Elements
Provides a selected macro- or trace-mineral source for feed and premix fortification, subject to elemental assay, bioavailability and local authorization. Typical uses: Highly available phosphorus supplementation, Compound-feed and premix fortification, Aquaculture and livestock mineral systems.
Product information
- Primary category:
- Animal Nutrition, Food & Nutrition
- Subcategory:
- Feed Minerals & Trace Elements
- CAS No.:
- 7758-23-8 / 10031-30-8 (monohydrate)
- Form:
- Powder / Granules
- Content / Grade:
- Food / nutrition / feed grade; phosphorus and calcium specification by quotation
- Applications:
- Highly available phosphorus supplementation, Compound-feed and premix fortification, Aquaculture and livestock mineral systems, Food leavening, dough conditioning, pH control and calcium-phosphorus fortification subject to approved food grade
- Hazard / Transport:
- Mineral feed ingredient. Dust may irritate eyes, skin or the respiratory tract, and some trace-element compounds can be harmful if swallowed or hazardous to aquatic life. Confirm the latest grade-specific SDS, heavy-metal limits, transport status and destination-market authorization.
- Storage:
- Store in the original tightly closed food/feed-compatible container in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place. Protect from moisture, heat, direct sunlight, contamination and incompatible materials; follow the grade-specific shelf-life conditions.