α-Lipoic Acid Solution 10％ is a water soluble material for food. It is an insoluble ingredient. This product is available for drinking and jelly because it is transparent when used. It is a yellow liquid containing 10% α-lipoic acid and is heat and acid resistant. As this contains alcohol, the upper limit of addition to food except alcoholic beverages is about 2%.
Yokohama Oils & Fats Industry Co. is a company who is into the research and development of manufacturing for many things, one being food additives and food materials. Their product offering cover food machinery lubricant, sweets for the top plate oil, pastry for top plate oil, polish oil, divider oil, box oil, bread mold release oil, electrostatic corresponding mold release oil and functional food materials.
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