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Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend
| Product Name | Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend |
|---|---|
| Physical Form | Powder |
| Recommended Dosage | 0.5% to 1.0% based on total meat formulation |
| Packaging | 25 kg kraft bag with PE inner liner |
Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend Bulk Supplier
Niran Bio is a professional Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend supplier, offering reliable bulk supply for food, beverage, and industrial applications.
We cooperate with leading Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend manufacturers, providing flexible sourcing solutions to meet different pricing and specification requirements.
What Is Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend?
Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend is a compound ingredient for shelf-life extension in cooked meat products, combining sodium lactate and sodium acetate in an optimized ratio. It is designed for meat processors seeking to extend the refrigerated shelf life of cooked meat products while maintaining cost-effective formulation.
By combining the antimicrobial actions of lactate and acetate in a single powder, the product delivers synergistic pathogen and spoilage control at relatively low inclusion levels. The powder form offers advantages over liquid equivalents in storage, transportation, and metering, and can be incorporated into seasoning blends. Application testing is recommended to determine the optimal inclusion level for the intended meat base, processing conditions, and target shelf life.
Key Functions
Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend offers practical shelf-life extension and antimicrobial advantages in cooked meat applications, particularly in products requiring extended refrigerated distribution without the complexity of multiple-component preservative systems.
- Shelf-life extension
Extends product shelf life by up to 70% to 140% depending on inclusion level (0.5% to 1.0%), helping reduce retail and foodservice waste. - Synergistic antimicrobial action
Combines sodium lactate and sodium acetate for broader spoilage organism control than either component used alone. - Cost efficiency
Provides effective preservation at lower unit cost than conventional preservative systems, supporting cost-effective formulation. - Powder form convenience
Free-flowing powder for easier storage, transport, and metering compared to liquid equivalents. - Seasoning compatibility
Can be combined with seasoning blends and brines for unitized packs and simplified production.
Applications
Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend is widely used in cooked meat products where extended shelf life and product stability are required for refrigerated distribution and retail display.
- Cured cooked meat
Shelf-life extension in cured and fully cooked meat products such as ham, bacon, and salami. - Uncured cooked meat
Stability and shelf-life extension in fully cooked uncured products such as roast beef, cooked pork, and roasted poultry. - Processed meat products
Preservation and shelf-life extension in luncheon meat, cooked sausage, and other processed meat formulations. - Cooked meat snacks
Shelf-life extension in cooked meat snack products requiring longer ambient or refrigerated distribution. - Other cooked meat applications
Available on request for additional cooked meat formulations.
Specifications
| Internal Model | NBT-SLE-50 | – |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Powder | Visual |
| Recommended Dosage | 0.5% to 1.0% based on total meat formulation | – |
| Shelf-life extension (0.5%) | Up to 70% | – |
| Shelf-life extension (0.75%) | Up to 100% | – |
| Shelf-life extension (1.0%) | Up to 140% | – |
| Application | Cured and uncured cooked meat products | – |
Certifications
Sodium Lactate Sodium Acetate Blend is typically produced in facilities complying with ISO, HACCP, FSSC 22000, BRCGS, Halal, and Kosher standards. Certificates can be provided upon request.
Identification
| Function Class | Shelf-life extension blend (food ingredient system) |
|---|---|
| Composition (major classes) | Sodium lactate and sodium acetate in optimized ratio |
| E-number coverage | E325 (sodium lactate) and E262(i) (sodium acetate) |
| CAS Numbers | 312-85-0 (sodium lactate) / 127-09-3 (sodium acetate) |
| EINECS Numbers | 200-772-0 (sodium lactate) / 204-823-8 (sodium acetate) |
| Molecular Weight | Sodium lactate 112.06 g/mol; Sodium acetate 82.03 g/mol |
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Cost-Effective Solutions
Optimized sourcing strategy helps provide competitive pricing for bulk orders.
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Serving clients in over 100 countries with reliable logistics and documentation support.
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Fast quotation and professional support for food, beverage, and industrial applications.
Quality & Compliance
Sourced from certified manufacturers, meeting ISO, FSSC 22000, Halal, and Kosher standards.
FAQs
What cooked meat applications is this product used in?
This product is commonly used in cured cooked meats such as ham and bacon, uncured cooked meats such as roast beef and cooked pork, processed meat products such as luncheon meat and cooked sausage, and cooked meat snacks. It is formulated for cooked meat applications where extended shelf life is the primary objective.
How does the dosage change with different cooked meat types?
Lower inclusion levels (0.5%) are typical for cured products with extended shelf-life targets. Higher levels (0.75% to 1.0%) are recommended for uncured cooked products or applications requiring longer refrigerated distribution, depending on the meat base and storage conditions.
Is this product suitable for both cured and uncured cooked meat?
Yes, this product is formulated for both cured and uncured cooked meat applications. For uncured products, the blend supports product stability and shelf life without adding the curing agents or coloring that cured products typically contain.
Can this product be combined with other antimicrobials in a meat formulation?
Yes, the product can be used in combination with other hurdle technologies such as lactates, vinegar, or natural extracts, depending on the formulation’s shelf-life and clean-label requirements. Application testing is recommended to determine optimal combinations.
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