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| Synonyms: Ferrous glycine Iron glycinate Molecular Formula:C4H8FeN2O4 Molecular Weight:203.96 Hazard Class:General cargo HS Code: 2922499990 Grade:Food grade，Industrial grade | |||||||||
20150-34-9
bosschemical
20150-34-9
Food Grade:
1. High-end dairy products and formula milk powder: Widely added to formula milk powder for pregnant women, high-iron milk powder for middle-aged and elderly people, and growth milk for children. It is extremely stable in dairy products, does not affect the flavor of milk powder, and does not cause discoloration.
2. Infant complementary food fortification: Used for iron fortification in high-iron rice flour, weaning cereal complementary foods, and nutritional rice flour. It effectively supplements iron and has no metallic rusty taste like ordinary iron supplements, making it highly acceptable to young children.
3. Functional beverages and snacks: Used in women's red date and donkey-hide gelatin drinks, high-energy sports drinks, fortified biscuits, and fortified flour.
Feed Grade:
1. Creep feed and piglet feed: Newly weaned piglets are prone to anemia and diarrhea due to stress. Feed-grade ferrous glycine has an extremely high organic iron absorption rate and can directly participate in hemoglobin synthesis. Adding it to piglet feed can quickly improve the piglets' condition, achieving a "red skin and shiny coat" effect, and significantly improve their stress resistance.
2. Sow and livestock breeding feed: Added to sow feed, it can increase the birth weight of piglets, reduce stillbirths, and shorten the birthing process; added to laying hen feed, it can improve eggshell quality and can be used to develop high-value-added "high-iron eggs".
3. High-end pet food: Used in high-end cat and dog food, as a core trace element, it can comprehensively improve problems such as weakened immunity, dry fur, and pale skin caused by iron deficiency in pets.
Items | Specifications | Test Results | Test Methods |
Appearance | Dark brown or grayish green powder | Conforms | In-house |
Iron(II) (on dried basis),w/% | ≥20.0 | 20.1 | In-house |
Iron(III) (on dried basis),w/% | ≤2.0 | Conforms | In-house |
Loss on drying,w/% | ≤7.0 | 5.7 | In-house |
pH(10g/L) | 6.0~8.0 | 7.9 | In-house |
Particle size,w/% | 90% passing 60 mesh | Conforms | In-house |
Packaged in plastic woven bags and vacuum bags, each bag contains 25kg net weight.
