Our Food Grade Glacial Acetic Acid is a premium-quality organic compound (CH3COOH), meticulously refined to achieve a purity level of ≥ 99.8%. Recognized as a vital acidity regulator under the E260 food additive standard, this colorless liquid is prized for its sharp, stimulating odor and its unique ability to crystallize into an "icy" solid below 16.6°C, ensuring a high-concentration raw material for professional food manufacturing.
Engineered for versatility, our glacial acetic acid serves as an essential building block for a wide array of culinary applications. From the production of synthetic edible vinegars to acting as a flavor enhancer in condiments like mayonnaise and tomato sauce, it provides consistent sourness and stability. Whether used in canning, confectionery, or beverage production, our product ensures strict adherence to food safety standards and optimal taste profiles.
| Chemical Formula | CH3COOH | Purity Content | ≥ 99.8% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Colorless Liquid | Odor | Stimulating/Irritating |
| Melting Point | 16.6 ℃ | Boiling Point | 117.9 ℃ |
| Relative Density | 1.0492 | Refractive Index | 1.3716 |
| Additive Code | E260 | Physical State | Liquid/Icy Solid (<16.6℃) |
With a content level of ≥ 99.8%, it ensures maximum consistency and effectiveness in every batch.
Easily diluted to 4-5% concentration to create edible vinegar with a flavor profile similar to brewed vinegar.
Perfect for seasoning sauces, acidity regulation, and flavor enhancement across diverse food categories.
Complies with E260 food additive regulations, making it safe for global food manufacturing.
Ideal for everything from baby food and canned seafood to candies, puddings, and soft drinks.
Consistent physical and chemical indicators ensure predictable results in large-scale industrial production.
Rigorous purity testing for every batch to maintain ≥ 99.8% concentration.
Advanced distillation techniques to eliminate impurities and ensure colorless clarity.
Strict adherence to E260 food additive standards and international food safety laws.
Reliable sourcing and logistics to ensure uninterrupted raw material supply.
Specialized temperature-controlled storage to manage the "glacial" solidification point.
Expert guidance on dilution ratios for specific food and beverage applications.
| Feature | Brewed Vinegar | Glacial Acetic Acid (Diluted) | Economic Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production Time | Long (Fermentation) | Instant (Dilution) | Significant Time Saving |
| Concentration | Variable/Low | Precise/High | Better Quality Control |
| Storage Space | High (Vats) | Low (Concentrate) | Reduced Warehousing Cost |
| Taste Profile | Complex | Clean & Consistent | Standardized Flavor |
| Cost per Unit | Higher | Lower (Raw Material) | Increased Profit Margin |
Glacial acetic acid is the anhydrous (water-free) form of acetic acid with a purity of ≥ 99.8%. It is called "glacial" because it freezes into ice-like crystals below 16.6°C, unlike diluted acetic acid.
To produce edible vinegar, dilute the glacial acetic acid with water to a concentration of approximately 4-5% and add necessary seasonings to match the desired flavor profile.
It is widely used in tomato sauces, mayonnaise, kimchi, cheese, canned vegetables (asparagus, tomatoes), seafood (sardines, squid), and various confectionery like candies and gummies.
Yes, when properly diluted, it serves as an excellent acid flavoring agent for soft drinks, cold beverages, and other mixed drink products.
Due to its high concentration and irritating odor, it must be handled with caution. Proper PPE should be worn, and it should always be diluted before use as a food flavoring agent.
As an acidity regulator, it lowers the pH level of the food, which inhibits the growth of spoilage bacteria, thereby extending the shelf life and safety of canned goods.
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