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HS Code |
235368 |
| Product Name | DL-Malic Acid |
| Chemical Formula | C4H6O5 |
| Molecular Weight | 134.09 g/mol |
| Cas Number | 617-48-1 |
| Appearance | White crystalline powder |
| Odor | Characteristic acidic odor |
| Solubility In Water | Miscible |
| Ph In Solution | 2.3 (10 g/L at 25°C) |
| Melting Point | 127-130°C |
| Taste | Strongly acidic, sour |
| Boiling Point | Decomposes before boiling |
| Purity | Typically ≥99% |
| Shelf Life | 2 years if properly stored |
| Storage Conditions | Keep container tightly closed, store in a cool, dry place |
| Einecs Number | 210-514-9 |
As an accredited DL-Malic Acid factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | DL-Malic Acid is packaged in a 25 kg white plastic drum with a secure lid, featuring clear product labeling and safety information. |
| Container Loading (20′ FCL) | Container Loading (20′ FCL) for DL-Malic Acid: 16-18 metric tons per 20-foot container, packed in 25 kg bags or cartons. |
| Shipping | DL-Malic Acid is shipped in tightly sealed, moisture-proof containers, typically made of polyethylene-lined fiber drums or bags, to prevent contamination and moisture absorption. It should be stored and transported in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from incompatible substances, with proper labeling according to chemical safety regulations. |
| Storage | DL-Malic Acid should be stored in a tightly closed container in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizing agents. It should be kept out of direct sunlight and moisture to prevent degradation and caking. Properly label the storage area and ensure easy access to safety data for handling emergencies. |
| Shelf Life | DL-Malic Acid has a shelf life of two years when stored in a cool, dry place in tightly sealed containers. |
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Purity 99%: DL-Malic Acid with 99% purity is used in beverage acidulation, where it delivers consistent tartness and enhances flavor profile stability. Particle size 200 mesh: DL-Malic Acid of 200 mesh particle size is used in powder drink formulations, where it ensures uniform dissolution and improved mouthfeel. Melting point 130°C: DL-Malic Acid with a melting point of 130°C is used in confectionery manufacturing, where it guarantees stable processing and prevents premature degradation. Moisture ≤0.5%: DL-Malic Acid containing moisture below 0.5% is used in food preservation, where it reduces microbial growth and prolongs shelf life. Stability temperature up to 70°C: DL-Malic Acid stable up to 70°C is used in bakery fillings, where it maintains acidity over thermal processing. Molecular weight 134.09 g/mol: DL-Malic Acid with molecular weight 134.09 g/mol is used in biochemical research, where it supports precise stoichiometric calculations for metabolic studies. Bulk density 0.60 g/cm³: DL-Malic Acid with bulk density of 0.60 g/cm³ is used in tablet production, where it improves compaction and uniformity of active ingredients. Solubility 55g/100mL (25°C): DL-Malic Acid with solubility of 55g/100mL at 25°C is used in instant beverages, where it achieves rapid and complete dissolution without residue. |
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At our manufacturing facility, DL-Malic Acid flows through every stage, showing its versatility and reliability in both the food and industrial sectors. Over years of production, we’ve learned that not all DL-Malic Acid achieves the balance between consistent purity, solubility, and controlled tartness required by demanding customers. We produce DL-Malic Acid in a free-flowing crystalline powder, and our process roots in rigorous purification that removes residual impurities and guarantees stable chemical structure. Each batch aligns with industry expectations, whether the end user comes from beverages, confectionery, personal care, or technical markets.
We synthesize DL-Malic Acid by racemizing L-malic acid, delivering a racemic mixture that mirrors the strengths of both D- and L-isomers. This approach gives our DL-Malic Acid distinct advantages over single isomer products, particularly in cost efficiency and broad applicability. The resulting powder boasts high solubility in water, a pleasant but strong tartness for taste applications, and robust buffering capacity that meets the needs of formulators in food and non-food sectors.
Manufacturing standards direct us to hold tight controls on parameters that matter most to processors. Our product crystallizes into a white, odorless, non-hygroscopic powder. The particle size remains uniform, which minimizes dust during handling and accelerates dissolution. Purity by HPLC routinely measures above industry-required benchmarks, and heavy metal content stands low enough to meet or surpass food-grade requirements.
We consistently verify pH, water content, and residual sulfates in every lot. The DL-malic acid we produce stays closer to the 1:1 racemic ratio of D- and L-isomers. These qualities protect finished products from off-notes, inconsistent tartness, or hard-to-dissolve residues. Shelf life extends comfortably with proper storage, and packaging resists moisture ingress even in humid environments.
Our main customers blend DL-Malic Acid into soft drinks, candies, baked goods, and fruit-flavored products for its sharp, refreshing acidity. The compound outperforms citric and tartaric acids in certain profiles, especially for products aiming to replicate the specific tang of apples and other stone fruits. DL-Malic Acid not only plays in the flavor field; its buffering property maintains pH stability in personal care products and oral health solutions.
We see technical users turn to DL-Malic Acid for metal cleaning and galvanization, where controlled acid strength removes oxides without excessive corrosion. In agriculture, our acid chelates metals and cleans nutrient lines in hydroponic systems. Paint, enamel, and ink manufacturers look for our high-purity powder because residues or color traces quickly ruin these demanding formulations.
The food industry finds plenty of acids to choose from, but efficacy varies. Citric acid, for example, delivers a softer taste but can fall short when the flavor target needs a true fruit-like tartness. Tartaric acid is more expensive and less soluble, introducing extra logistics for processors handling large volumes. DL-Malic Acid lands in the middle: reasonable cost, greater versatility, and substantial impact at lower dosages.
Natural L-malic acid carries a higher price point, since extraction from apples and grapes remains costly and seasonal. Our racemic DL product matches much of the taste performance without the supply chain limitations or the higher cost. We control crystal habit and purity from batch to batch, eliminating unpredictable deviations that can occur in less refined products.
Maintaining the highest standard does not start with the final blend; it begins at raw material sourcing and extends through every step. The biggest hurdles we face revolve around ensuring no contamination through airborne particles or residual cleaning chemicals. Staff training becomes essential, and audits keep the process sharp.
We installed precise monitoring instruments at all checkpoints. Water purity for crystallization, filtration tightness, and drying conditions undergo regular validation. Any deviation from target ranges—moisture, particle size, color profile—triggers root cause analysis and corrective action before the product leaves our facility. By adhering to traceability and documenting every batch, we support downstream customers who demand accountability.
Formulators favor our DL-Malic Acid for the clean, long-lasting tartness embedded in their product lines. Compared to other food acids, malic’s slow fade and lack of sharp bite set it apart. For candies, sour beverages, or jams, it makes a marked difference in consumer perception. We produce a powder that disperses instantly in both hot and cold systems, giving developers flexibility without extra time or risk of settling.
Preservation enters the picture as pH drops with DL-Malic Acid addition; microbial growth slows, so shelf lives climb. Soft drink bottlers report less spoilage when using our material versus more basic acids. We see bakery and jam producers praise our product for reducing color fading and maintaining stable consistency. Taste is only part of the equation—the knock-on effect in shelf stability, color retention, and reduced waste creates real savings for commercial users.
Feedback from processors and product developers helps guide our process improvements. Several large beverage formulators found our current grade prevented sediment and haze during extended storage, even after multiple freeze-thaw cycles. Many request larger particle options for handling in bulk, and our R&D group continues to fine-tune sieve sizes and flow characteristics in response.
Beyond food, customers in technical sectors ask for records proving our absence of dioxins, heavy metals, and solvent residues—evidence we document through monthly batch testing. End-users appreciate transparency, fast response to queries, and the openness to adjust specs for their unique challenges. These direct conversations have driven the addition of HDPE-lined packaging in wetter climates, lowering the risk of clumping or dissolution in transit.
No two factories or production lines run the same way, so we run side-by-side trials with new clients, adjusting the grade to ensure seamless integration. This on-site validation keeps waste low and brings tangible improvements in caking resistance and shelf performance.
Keeping our manufacturing environmentally sound matters both for compliance and for protecting the local community. Our current DL-Malic Acid process generates little wastewater and captures solvent vapor for reprocessing. Reuse systems save energy during evaporation and crystallization, and we return treated water after monitoring for acid carryover and heavy metals.
Suppliers of starting materials need to certify each shipment’s source. Every time a raw material arrives, we log relevant information: supplier, origin, date, and lot. Audits look for gaps in supplier controls and flag new sources before they reach production. We hold to a strict material approval system, ensuring vegetable-based starting acids are neither genetically modified nor contaminated by pesticides.
Waste acid gets neutralized before disposal, and we treat or incinerate packaging to minimize landfill contributions. Steam and heat recover from the process return to facility heating, reducing fossil energy draw during colder months. These efforts improve our efficiency and reduce costs passed along to our customers.
Our DL-Malic Acid ships in robust, food-safe polyethylene inner linings with multiwall kraft outer bags. We developed procedures with transporters for timed loading and covered storage through every transit step. We clearly instruct receiving teams on the use of protective gloves and eye protection when handling powder, to avoid skin irritation and accidental dust inhalation.
Storage recommendations reflect what we have learned working with customers across climate zones. Cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouses keep the acid powder free-flowing and protect against humidity. Strict inventory control means old stock does not linger, avoiding any risk of degradation or contamination.
We participate with logistics partners and end-users in planning for accidental spills, giving clear directions for safe cleanup and waste handling without creating runoff or exposure risk for employees. Reports of incidents are reviewed monthly and any corrective measures implemented across our sites.
Our DL-Malic Acid conforms to globally recognized standards for food additives. We regularly review changes in codex alimentarius guidelines, local legislation on acidulant use, and emerging allergen disclosures. Each batch carries lab certification, and detailed specification sheets align with customer requirements for end-use documentation.
We avoid the use of any animal-derived catalysts or reagents, making our product suitable for vegetarian and vegan applications. The clear labeling and batch traceability allow customers to meet their own documentation needs—whether supplying large retailers or specialty manufacturers.
Innovation in malic acid use rarely stands still. Advances in high-intensity sour confection development mean demand now emphasizes tight taste curves and reduced sugar content, both areas where our DL-Malic Acid proves valuable. Beverage developers use microencapsulation with our powder to control flavor release over time or mask sourness in the initial palate. We work with flavor houses to grind and blend custom granulations on demand.
New methods for bio-based starting materials are under exploration, supporting sustainability without sacrificing consistency. We engage with academic partners and industry groups to test novel catalysts and purification routes, aiming for lower emissions and zero discharge. These projects require long-term commitment, but early results promise increased purity, yield, and environmental compatibility.
Combining DL-Malic Acid with calcium or magnesium sources forms new salts for sports nutrition and dietary supplement markets. Our familiarity with cGMP production gives end-users confidence in both quality and origin, especially in nutraceuticals where traceability forms a cornerstone of compliance.
Product developers and technical staff benefit from straightforward handling tips. We recommend always closing bags or drums immediately after dispensing powder, keeping the product free from condensation and airborne particles. For batching operations, pre-blending DL-Malic Acid with other dry ingredients ensures rapid dispersion and full utilization in the mix. Cleaning empty containers promptly using water and mild detergent avoids residual crystallization in your production space.
Continuous dosing systems in beverages or technical lines achieve best results with fully dissolved DL-Malic Acid in stock solutions at slightly elevated temperatures. Watch for incompatibility with extremely alkaline bases, which degrade malic acid and generate excessive carbon dioxide. Scale prevention depends on matching water quality with our material; hard water can precipitate during dissolution, so routine maintenance and rinsing remain important in large-volume operations.
Quality managers often ask for analytical support to check finished products. We offer technical documents and advise on suitable analytical methods—from HPLC for residual acid content to titration for rapid plant control. Supporting production trials and launches forms a key part of our long-standing client partnerships.
We continue to refine our DL-Malic Acid for emerging markets in functional foods, advanced personal care, and technical industries. Active investment in process control lowers costs, keeps purity high, and unlocks new application spaces for our partners. By staying close to our customers and keeping a sharp eye on both process detail and trends, we deliver a product that consistently performs in real-world conditions.
Our goal remains the same: to provide DL-Malic Acid that meets tight specs, handles easily, and contributes real value wherever it goes. Soil amendment firms, fruit candy makers, carbonated drink bottlers, and PCB manufacturers all approach acidulant needs differently—by working together, we find solutions that move the market forward. As demand grows and applications diversify, we stay committed to the science, safety, and innovation our customers expect.