Product Description
Carnauba wax is a versatile ingredient with applications in many industries. In the food industry, it is used for both food and packaging. Common uses include candies, fresh fruit, and cheese where the carnauba wax is used to create a protective coating on the food. This can improve function (e.g. prevent candies from melting in your hand), appearance, and shelf life.Â
Carnauba wax is a naturally occuring product, derived from the leaves of a Brazilian palm tree called Copernicia cerifera. It has a high melting point and provides an attractive sheen.Â
- #1 Yellow Carnauba Wax NF flakes
- Extracted from the leaves of Copernicia cerifera, a palm tree native to Brazil
- Used as a coating on candies to add shine and prevent melting
- Acts as a protective coating on fresh fruits while also making them more physically appealing
- Prevents mold growth and moisture loss when applied as a coating for hard cheeses
Specifications
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- Function: Preservation
- Dietary Attributes: Plant-Based, Non-GMO, Gluten Free
- Ingredient List: carnauba wax
- Allergen(s): none
- Documentation: Spec/SDS/COA/Misc
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