Sorbitol 70% Solution is used in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and food industries. In pharmaceuticals, Sorbitol aids the body in the production of vitamin C, among other things. In industrial chemistry, Sorbitol is an important part of toothpaste and lotions. As a food additive, Sorbitol is most often found in products such as chewing gum, cake, candy, and sweetened bean paste.
Qingdao Bright Moon Seaweed Group Co. is the biggest venture of seaweed biological enterprise on the planet. They have progressed kelp handling innovation and have manufactured 11 production lines for alginates, PGA, alginic acid, iodine and seaweed growth agents. Alginic acid, its salts and derivatives have become critical raw materials for the food business. They are utilized beverages, ice cream, health foods and form foods to name a few.
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