Organic Ethyl Alcohol, Corn, 190 Proof, Kosher, Halal, FCC

Organic Ethyl Alcohol, Corn, 190 Proof, Kosher, Halal, FCC

Many food innovations are concerned with the production of plant-based substitutes for animal products like meat and cheese. Ethanol is an excellent carrier solvent for flavor extracts and texturizing “gums” that can be used to make vegan substitutes that are acceptable to consumers.

Organic Ethyl Alcohol, Corn, 190 Proof is ethanol (CAS 64-17-5) made from non-GMO American corn and filtered in three stages. It’s a liquid with a 95.00% assay, sold as FCC (Food) Grade, and it’s certified organic, Kosher and Halal. The page also shows GRAS, Non-GMO and Vegan badges. Paperwork matters with a product like this, so the Product Manuals tab lists the Safety Data Sheet, Technical Data Sheet, Organic Certification, Kosher Certification, Halal Certification and GRAS document. You’ll also find allergen, non-GMO, vegan, BPA, PFAS/PFOS and country of origin statements, and a list of Certificates of Analysis you can open before you buy.

Ethanol like this earns its keep in a lot of places. It works as a carrier solvent for flavor extracts and texturizing gums used in vegan substitutes, and it shows up in botanical extractions, herbal oil tinctures, perfumes and personal care products. Labs use it as a reagent too. Here’s where things go sideways. Your batch depends on the paperwork behind the ethanol, and a supplier who can’t produce it, or can’t ship a flammable liquid in the size you need, slows everything down. Hazmat shipping is handled from start to finish. Pick your size, set up Autoship, or request a quote . On budget, on time, every time.

Common Uses and Applications

Carrier solvent for flavor extracts

Texturizing gums for vegan substitutes

Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals

Q: What is Organic Ethyl Alcohol, Corn, 190 Proof used for? A: It’s used as a carrier solvent for flavor extracts and texturizing gums in vegan substitutes. It also goes into botanical extractions, herbal oil tinctures, perfumes and personal care products, and it works as a laboratory reagent.

Q: What does FCC (Food) Grade mean, and is it suitable for flavor extract work? A: The page lists this product as FCC (Food) Grade, and it’s sold for food related uses such as carrying flavor extracts. Check the Technical Data Sheet and the Certificate of Analysis against your own requirements before you order.

Q: What sizes are available, and does it ship as hazmat? A: You can choose 500 mL, 1 L, 1 gallon, 4 L, 5 gallon, 55 gallon and 275 gallon sizes, plus cases and pallets. It ships as hazmat. The Safety and Shipping tab gives the DOT line as: Ethanol, 3, UN1170, PG II. Flammable: Closed Cup Flash Point 63° F, Open Cup Flash Point 70° F.

Q: How do I get the SDS and Certificate of Analysis? A: Both are on the product page. The Safety Data Sheet sits in Business Support and Product Manuals, and the Certificates of Analysis are listed in their own section further down. You can open them before you buy.

Q: How should it be stored? A: Keep it in a tightly closed container away from heat and ignition sources, since it’s a flammable liquid. Follow the Safety Data Sheet for full storage guidance.

Q: Is it certified organic, Kosher and Halal? A: The product title and badges show USDA Organic, Kosher and Halal certification. The Organic, Kosher and Halal certification documents are listed in Product Manuals.

Q: What is the assay? A: The page lists the assay as 95.00%.

Q: Is it vegan and non-GMO? A: The page shows Vegan and Non-GMO badges and says the ethanol is made from non-GMO American corn. A Vegan Statement and a Non-GMO Statement are listed in Product Manuals.

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