Food

Food manufacturing depends on a specific mix of raw materials to hit its production, cost, and quality targets. PlaxRaw supplies these materials with consistent specifications and reliable batch-to-batch supply.

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01Applications

Applications

Uses food-grade calcium carbonate as a calcium source to fortify flour and baked goods.

Uses stearic acid as a release/glazing agent that prevents sticking and gives a smooth surface finish.

Uses calcium carbonate as a filler/calcium source and stearic acid as a tableting lubricant.

Uses soda ash in small doses for pH adjustment and in cocoa processing (dutching).

Uses precipitated silica as an anticaking agent to keep powdered blends free-flowing under humidity.

MaterialRoleEstimated Share of Batch
Calcium Carbonate
Calcium Carbonate
Nutrient fortificant/filler
Serves as a calcium-fortification ingredient and inert filler in flour, supplements, and tablets.
<1% (fortification) / filler in tablets
Soda Ash
Soda Ash
pH regulator
Used in small doses to adjust pH and alkalinity in beverage and cocoa processing.
<0.5%
Stearic Acid
Stearic Acid
Lubricant/glazing agent
Acts as a lubricant in tablet manufacturing and a glazing/release agent in confectionery and gum.
<2%
Synthetic / Precipitated Silica
Synthetic / Precipitated Silica
Anticaking agent
Functions as an anticaking and flow agent, keeping powdered food products free-flowing in humid conditions.
<2%

Bars show a quick approximate share in a general formulation for this industry — actual ratios vary by product and production line.

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03Knowledge Center

Related Knowledge

Batch-to-Batch Calcium Content Consistency for Accurate Label Claims

Batch-to-Batch Calcium Content Consistency for Accurate Label Claims

The Food-Grade vs. Industrial-Grade Calcium Carbonate Cost Gap

The Food-Grade vs. Industrial-Grade Calcium Carbonate Cost Gap

Heavy Metal and Impurity Limits for Food-Grade Calcium Carbonate

Heavy Metal and Impurity Limits for Food-Grade Calcium Carbonate

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