Zinc glycinate CAS 14281-83-5

Zinc glycinate CAS 14281-83-5

Application Scenarios:

Food Grade - High-End Dietary Supplements:

Functional Foods and Dairy Fortification: Added to infant formula, high-calcium, high-zinc milk powder for seniors, sports nutrition powder, and solid beverages. It is not only easily absorbed but also extremely stable, not catalyzing fat oxidation and spoilage in food, perfectly maintaining the shelf-life flavor.

Feed Grade:

1. High-Grade Anti-Diarrhea Additive for Weaned Piglets: Weaned piglets are highly susceptible to diarrhea due to stress. Traditionally, zinc oxide is added to feed, but high doses of zinc oxide can lead to serious environmental pollution. Feed-grade zinc glycinate, as a highly efficient trace element additive, requires only a very small amount to achieve the same anti-stress and anti-diarrheal effects (reducing zinc emissions).

2. Sow and Livestock Breeding Nutrition: Added to complete sow feed, it can significantly increase litter size, reduce stillbirths, and improve sow hoof health (preventing hoof cracking); added to laying hen or breeder hen feed, it can increase egg breakage rate and improve eggshell quality.

3. High-end Pet Food: Used in premium cat and dog food, it promotes shiny fur and improves skin problems such as allergies, shedding, and erythema.

Cosmetic Grade:

1. Anti-acne and Oil-controlling Skincare Products: Zinc is recognized for its ability to inhibit reductase, thus reducing sebum secretion at its source. Zinc glycine is commonly used in acne serums, oil-control lotions, and men's facial cleansers to control oil, tighten pores, and reduce inflammation.

2. Scalp Care and Anti-dandruff Shampoo: Used in high-end anti-dandruff and anti-itch shampoos or scalp conditioners. It inhibits the growth of Malassezia furfur, the fungus that causes dandruff, and has low irritation to the scalp.

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Packaging:

Packaged in plastic woven bags and vacuum bags, each bag contains 25kg net weight.