Product overview
Sodium Lactate is evaluated as a feed minerals & trace elements ingredient for animal-feed, premix and pet-food applications. Final use level, species suitability, purity, contaminant limits and authorization must be confirmed for the destination market.
Function & Usage
- Acidify Feed & Carry Nutrients
Supports feed acidification, nutrient fortification or premix carrier performance according to the selected approved grade. Typical uses: Electrolyte and sodium supplementation, Acidity and moisture regulation, Pet-food and nutritional formulations.
- 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: Electrolyte and sodium supplementation, Acidity and moisture regulation, Pet-food and nutritional formulations.
- Improve Feed Flow, Binding & Pellet Quality
Supports powder flow, binding, moisture management or pellet integrity according to the selected approved feed grade. Typical uses: Electrolyte and sodium supplementation, Acidity and moisture regulation, Pet-food and nutritional formulations.
Product information
- Primary category:
- Animal Nutrition, Food & Nutrition
- Subcategory:
- Feed Minerals & Trace Elements
- CAS No.:
- 72-17-3
- Form:
- Powder / Aqueous solution
- Content / Grade:
- Food / feed grade; powder or 60% solution by quotation
- Applications:
- Electrolyte and sodium supplementation, Acidity and moisture regulation, Pet-food and nutritional formulations
- Hazard / Transport:
- Feed-ingredient powder. Typical grades are not commonly regulated as dangerous goods, but dust may irritate eyes or the respiratory tract. Final feed authorization, specification, contaminant limits and transport classification must be confirmed for the intended species and destination market.
- 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.