DL-Tartaric Acid Anhydrous (Food Grade) is a white, odorless, white powder or colorless crystal, with an acidic taste. It is compound of equal quantity of dextro-and levo rotarory tartaric acid. It's solubility (g/100g) in water is 20.60, in ether is about 1% and in ethanol (25°c) is 5.01. It's acidity is 1.3 times stronger than citric acid and stable in air. Functional use: acid, sequestrant. Mainly used to manufacture tartaric acid salts, used as acidifying agent of drinks, candies, jams and other types of food.
H & A Health Products is an established and reputable Canadian supplier of food additives, nutraceuticals and vitamin and mineral blends. H & A Health Products have customers domestically and abroad. Some of their products include ascorbic acid, carrageenan, citric acid, egg replacer, erythorbic acid, Ethyl Vanillin, Konjac (Glucomannan), Neotame and many more. H & A Health Products works closely with customers improve performance and reduce costs by keeping a variety of products in their portfolio.
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