Natural Advantage's Natural Ethyl Butyrate ex Orange FTNF

Nov 30th, 2020

Alex Mackenzie

Axxence Corporation

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Natural ethyl butyrate ex orange FTNF

Natural Advantage

www.natadv.com

Natural Advantage introduces natural ethyl butyrate ex orange FTNF (FEMA# 2427, CAS# 105-54-4). This material is extracted from oranges. The sweet, fresh squeezed taste of ethyl butyrate makes it a desirable natural product to use in juice blends, specifically orange juice. With this ingredient, you can be sure to keep your products natural and your labels clean. Label claim: FTNF orange. Recommended use level: 0.001-1 ppm. EU and U.S. natural, kosher and non-GMO.

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