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HS Code |
685298 |
| Chemical Name | Calcium Ascorbate |
| Chemical Formula | C12H14CaO12 |
| Molecular Weight | 426.33 g/mol |
| Appearance | White to slightly yellowish crystalline powder |
| Solubility In Water | Freely soluble |
| Taste | Slightly acidic, mild taste |
| Cas Number | 5743-28-2 |
| Ph Range | 6.8 - 7.4 (5% solution) |
| Uses | Dietary supplement, food additive (antioxidant, preservative) |
| Vitamin Content | Source of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) |
| Calcium Content | Approximately 10% |
| Stability | Stable under normal storage conditions |
| Melting Point | 190°C (decomposes) |
As an accredited Calcium Ascorbate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Calcium Ascorbate is packaged in a 25 kg white plastic drum, sealed with a tight-fitting lid, and clearly labeled for safety. |
| Container Loading (20′ FCL) | Container Loading (20′ FCL) for Calcium Ascorbate: Typically loaded with 10-12 metric tons, packed in 25kg bags on pallets, minimizing contamination. |
| Shipping | Calcium Ascorbate is typically shipped in sealed, moisture-proof containers, such as fiber drums or polyethylene bags, to prevent degradation from humidity and light. Packages are clearly labeled and handled as a non-hazardous material under normal transport conditions. Proper storage conditions should be maintained during shipping to ensure product quality. |
| Storage | Calcium ascorbate should be stored in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. Keep it in a cool, dry place, ideally at room temperature. Avoid exposure to strong oxidizing agents and acids. Ensure proper labeling and keep away from incompatible materials. Store out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel to prevent accidental ingestion or misuse. |
| Shelf Life | Calcium Ascorbate typically has a shelf life of 2-3 years when stored in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed. |
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Purity 99%: Calcium Ascorbate with 99% purity is used in beverage fortification, where it ensures high vitamin C retention and minimal off-flavor development. Particle Size 80 mesh: Calcium Ascorbate of 80 mesh particle size is used in instant beverage powders, where it promotes rapid dissolution and uniform distribution. Moisture Content <1%: Calcium Ascorbate with moisture content below 1% is used in chewable tablets, where it enhances product stability and shelf life. Bulk Density 0.6 g/cm³: Calcium Ascorbate with a bulk density of 0.6 g/cm³ is used in dietary supplement granulation, where it provides optimal flow and compressibility during tablet production. pH 6.5–7.5: Calcium Ascorbate with a pH range of 6.5–7.5 is used in sensitive food formulations, where it prevents acidic degradation of flavors and colors. Stability Temperature 40°C: Calcium Ascorbate stable at 40°C is used in processed foods, where it maintains antioxidant activity during heat exposure. Melting Point 190°C: Calcium Ascorbate with a melting point of 190°C is used in baked goods, where it withstands baking temperatures and preserves nutritional value. Solubility 50 g/L: Calcium Ascorbate with a solubility of 50 g/L is used in functional beverages, where it enables clear solutions and consistent dosing. Loss on Drying <0.5%: Calcium Ascorbate with loss on drying under 0.5% is used in vitamin premixes, where it assures product integrity and minimizes clumping. Heavy Metals <10 ppm: Calcium Ascorbate with heavy metals below 10 ppm is used in pharmaceutical preparations, where it complies with regulatory safety standards. |
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After years of stirring, filtering, and packing ingredients in our plants, few vitamins show the kind of reliability as Calcium Ascorbate. Our own production batches confirm this daily — a white to off-white powder, slightly soluble in water, neutral on the tongue, comfortable in practically any formula. Our main product line arrives as Calcium Ascorbate USP grade, with an ascorbic acid content of not less than 77.5% and a calcium content close to 9%. We check for moisture control, heavy metal limits, and microbial standards at every stage. Our labs analyze every drum; our workers recognize from experience when the powder meets the mark.
Customers, especially those formulating for nutrition, look to us for a form of Vitamin C that sidesteps the sharp acidity of pure ascorbic acid. Calcium Ascorbate walks this fine line: it brings both ascorbic acid and dietary calcium, two nutrients in high demand for food supplements. Chewables, effervescent tablets, drink powders, and gummies hold together well with it. In both small homegrown nutraceutical workshops and global nutrition brands, the need for a non-sour, non-eroding Vitamin C shows up again and again. We’ve filled truckloads of orders for sports nutrition lines and pharmaceutical groups who cannot tolerate the stomach-burning or quick spoiling sometimes seen with ascorbic acid itself.
Inside our production hall, it’s clear Calcium Ascorbate gives something unique. Compared to pure ascorbic acid, it won’t lower pH to the problem level, so recipes don’t curdle, baking doesn’t flop, flavors don’t skew tart. In a direct comparison with sodium ascorbate, which also neutralizes acidity, calcium ascorbate carries no sodium — a big advantage for heart-health products, and for end users whose doctors warn against salt. Some clients try magnesium ascorbate for similar reasons, but find the taste or solubility more challenging to mask.
Our standard grade tests below 0.1% heavy metals (as per USP allowance). Batch consistency doesn’t just satisfy specifications — it makes downstream processing predictable. Running a large tableting line day after day, recipe consistency means fewer stoppages, less waste, and better returns. We hear this directly from teams who have swapped out generic powders for ours: they want flowability and a dust-free workspace. Our granulation technique focuses on that. No odd clumping, no loss at the blend stage, every mixing auger moves the same every time.
Making a difference as the producer, not the trader, means understanding what’s at stake for formulators and end consumers. Calcium Ascorbate lets any team supply both a stable ascorbate source and a modest calcium kick without tweaking every other recipe step. Vitamin C content remains unaffected by the calcium salt formation, and the bioavailability — according to the tests we and our customers trust — matches regular ascorbic acid. In some finished foods and beverages, shelf-life improves. We back these claims with years of on-the-ground testing and regular customer feedback, not just literature.
People rarely picture factories when they think of vitamins, but production realities shape every successful product you see on shelves. Our calcium ascorbate flows easily, disperses quickly in solution, and withstands typical compression forces found in high-speed tableting and encapsulation lines. You won’t find color or flavor carryover that upsets your carefully crafted recipes; this keeps brands happy and consumers loyal. In protein blends, dairy fortifications, baby formulas, and vitamin mixes, we’ve watched batch after batch keep color bright and flavor mild.
In beverage plants using our ascorbate, operators note the difference after running for hours: less stickiness, cleaner hoppers, reduced filtering downtime. For anyone running spray-drying or blending for instant drinks, a neutral pH keeps base ingredients stable, and the calcium is an easy marketing point. Brands are able to make “gentle on the stomach” claims because in practice, customers see it play out.
Nutra brands serving sensitive populations—pregnant women, young children, seniors—return to this compound both for its dual nutrient delivery and the comfort of avoiding sodium or acid spikes. In larger pharma firms, it shows up in prescription medical foods, IV rehydration mixes, and hospital nutrition portfolios. Veterinary medicine also picks it for formulas that require frequent use without irritation.
As actual producers, our inspection points run deep. We have learned over the years that not all raw materials behave the same. The calcium source and the ascorbic acid must both pass identity and purity tests before production batches even start. Moisture content makes a big difference, so we keep water activity below 0.25% to prevent clumping or nutrient loss. Storage in our facility relies on sealed-lined drums, ambient temperature, and regular rotation to guarantee freshness by the time it leaves the gate.
We test not only for what’s present, but for what isn’t. Every release checks for microbial load, limits on lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium, along with pesticide residue when applicable. We know suppliers sometimes cut corners to save cost — we don’t. Every powder batch gets a unique ID, and retains a sample on site for the shelf-life listed, which usually ranges from 24 to 36 months if kept sealed and cool.
Ascorbic acid itself enjoys wide use, but food and supplement plants know its harshness. Everything from sticking to conveying machinery to mouthfeel in fortified foods causes issues for anyone using pure ascorbic. Comparable sodium ascorbate neutralizes the acidity but increases sodium content, pushing it out of reach for many formulas — soups, snacks, beverages — where low sodium stands as a major sales point.
Magnesium ascorbate and potassium ascorbate appear occasionally in niche blends, but both cost more per kilo, and often bring unwanted off-tastes or dissolve differently. Some brands still rely on “buffered vitamin C” blends, which end up as mixtures of ascorbic acid with calcium carbonate. These run the risk of dusting, reactivity, and inconsistent vitamin delivery per dose. Our true calcium ascorbate comes as a single, molecular compound, avoiding those pitfalls.
Few alternatives deliver both vitamin C and calcium in a single, directly food-approved and widely accepted ingredient. We see it again and again in customer feedback forms, and in returned purchase orders — calcium ascorbate solves both formulation and production headaches with none of the drawbacks of separate acid and base blending.
We supply direct to several of the world’s leading fortified beverage manufacturers. Their tech teams report that our calcium ascorbate keeps clarity in clear drinks, and avoids rapid vitamin degradation under normal bottling and storage conditions. It is used to fortify juice blends, flavored waters, dairy drinks, and nutraceutical tonics without sourness or unpleasant cloudiness. Our experience working alongside process engineers has taught us where sticking points arise — we have adjusted our granule size and moisture level to meet those needs.
Bakery applications also see major wins. Pure ascorbic acid often skews dough acidification, leading to unpredictable fermentation. Calcium ascorbate delivers the ‘dough conditioner’ effect without the burn — and with stable leavening that keeps pace across shifts. Our own QA techs have run side-by-side tests, showing loaf volume and crumb texture improvements that customers demand for plant-scale bread manufacturing.
In dairy and plant-based milks, calcium ascorbate does not destabilize proteins, avoiding curdling that can ruin a batch. Our customers rely on this stability for ready-to-drink milks, processed cheeses, and powder mixes, maintaining bright vitamin claims without formulation gymnastics.
Many product developers want “gentle on the stomach” claims, but they must back those up with results and actual customer feedback. Calcium ascorbate, born from our facility, wins in this area time after time. The neutral pH means unpleasant reactions like heartburn, erosion of teeth, and stomach upset are rare. Parents trust it in children’s formulas; doctors choose it for daily vitamin mixes prescribed to the elderly.
With dual-action benefits, brands can support both “vitamin C” and “calcium added” label claims from a single ingredient. Shelf-life numbers given to customers match real outcomes measured year after year by our product stability labs. Finished blends show little to no vitamin C breakdown even at 24 months, assuming proper moisture control. We use specialized drums with vapor seals and suggest customers do the same — the difference shows up in consumer complaints and praise alike.
Producing Calcium Ascorbate means more than hitting a chemical formula. We’ve learned how raw material variability, air humidity, and even packaging design impact daily batch success. Our floor operators know to flag unusual particle sizes or odors. Adjustments in granulation, temperature, or final drying time keep every batch within spec. Repeat customers count on this reliability for their own success.
Each order is traceable, from drum to lot batch to delivery date. Every kilo moves through hands trained to spot off-color patches, grain size deviation, and any sign of contamination. Troubleshooting issues in customer hands often leads us to tweak plant parameters, tighten training, or even redesign a delivery schedule to avoid transit spoilage in tough climates. We have handled urgent resupply during ingredient shortages, and supported rush launches when a brand needed a new “gentle vitamin C” option on retail shelves in weeks — not months.
In research circles, calcium ascorbate is often chosen as a control substance for bioavailability studies. The simplicity of its chemistry — ascorbate ion buffered by calcium — allows for easy absorption and a natural fit for the body’s systems. This translates into less gastric discomfort and better compliance in clinical and consumer groups alike. We’ve collaborated with research partners over the years, sharing not just finished product, but raw data from stability, usability, and safety testing.
With the rise of plant-based proteins, alternative dairy, and clean-label sports nutrition, formulators rely on our product for assured vitamin stability and mineral fortification. Our powder supports clear labelling without the suspicion that comes from unknown blends or unnecessary chemicals.
Raw material sourcing grows tougher each year as climate, transport bottlenecks, and regulatory changes tighten available supplies. Our manufacturing lines are designed to handle batch size changes and variable raw material shipments while keeping final output consistent. We’ve diversified supplier networks and invested in storage and testing so that customers avoid out-of-stock risks. Our plant engineering teams minimize water and energy waste while keeping yield high, tackling the challenge of sustainability from both ends.
Ingredient fraud, contamination, and traceability have risen as topics of concern. Because we manage everything from raw component testing to finished powder packing, every drum reaches the market with a supporting paper trail. Ongoing investments in in-house analytics and third-party verifications keep customer trust strong.
Calcium ascorbate adapts to new market needs. We support not just standard powders, but also fine and coarse granules, as well as custom blends aimed at particular tablet or beverage lines. Flavor-neutral properties open up options for candies, lozenges, and children’s nutrition products. Our plant is set up for fast switches between styles — an advantage for both startups and global brands.
We hold ongoing dialogues with formulation scientists and food technologists to tweak our process and respond quickly if a new recipe requires a slightly different texture, density, or reactivity. The experience of regular cross-functional trials sets the stage for innovation: less corrosion on metal packaging, easy wetting in quick-dissolve formats, and consistent nutrient release.
Our commitment to continuous improvement keeps calcium ascorbate relevant across emerging sectors. Whether supporting medical, functional food, or mainstream consumer products, our hands-on operation and direct line to the marketplace let us adapt quickly. We keep investment strong in both people and process — newer mixers, finer testing instruments, and proper facilities for both bulk industrial and boutique runs.
Feedback from our partners remains the main guide for meaningful quality upgrades or changes in packaging and logistics. We train both plant and quality teams to stay ahead of global regulations, market needs, and supply chain disruptions. As actual producers, every box, bag, or drum of calcium ascorbate we deliver represents the sum of these lessons. Our aim is to give both product developers and end users not just a nutrient, but a genuine solution to the business of health and wellness.
Customers get more than a simple commodity. They trust us to test, refine, and deliver something that fits real-world production, meets claims, and satisfies regulatory review. We have spent decades refining methods for purity, consistency, and batch security. Every kilo bears the weight of that responsibility. It’s easy to underestimate the difference between a powder made by producers and generic stuff pushed by traders — but if you are the one taking a call about a failed batch or a bad customer reaction, you understand.
We keep taking every new trend in stride. As the food and nutrition landscape evolves, so do our approaches — more testing, better supply security, greater flexibility. Calcium ascorbate will remain a backbone ingredient for balanced fortification, thanks to an approach rooted in hands-on experience, direct feedback, and uncompromising attention to both quality and safety.