Fudix™ is calcium chloride anhydrous 95-98%, an odorless, white pellet or powder that is an Inorganic salt. It is commonly used in cheese production for the process of milk protein coagulation. Fudix™ calcium chloride pellets and powder have significant benefits for application in food industry, including, but not limited to: Fudix™ is high-concentrated material and provides at least 18% economy per metric ton of product for logistics and labor costs in comparison with low – concentrated 77-80% flakes.
Fudix™ is not a by-product of soda – ash or other chemicals productions and is produced using high purity calcium carbonate with triple steps purification process, providing lowest content of impurities, extra pure lime milk is added to control pH control and polish the final product. It is also helpful in fruits and vegetables preservation for canning and pickling.
Zirax LLC is the second biggest supplier of calcium chloride pellets on the planet and the main supplier in the Eastern Hemisphere. Zirax Fudix calcium chloride anhydrous 95-98% powder and/or pellets for the processing and preservation of food is manufactured according to Zirax's corporate generation benchmarks, which was been produced to relate to both Russian and international benchmarks for food additive E-509.
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