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Potassium Gluconate Food Additive Grade, CAS 299-27-4

Potassium gluconate is a potassium salt used by food, beverage, nutrition, and supplement manufacturers where a water-soluble mineral salt additive is required. Buyer checks should focus on CAS 299-27-4 identity, assay basis, food-grade compliance documents, heavy metal and microbiological limits, particle appearance, solubility, and export-ready packaging documentation.

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Use this page to check the product identity, common specification points, document scope, package notes, and destination-market questions before sending a China sourcing request.

CAS No.: 299-27-4Mineral salt additive / potassium sourceCandidate for RFQ with document verification
Identity and grade

Typical specifications

  • CAS No.: 299-27-4
  • EINECS No.: 206-074-2
  • Molecular formula: C6H11KO7
  • Molecular weight: 234.25 g/mol
  • Appearance: white to off-white free-flowing crystalline powder
  • Assay / active content: supplier page states >90%; request exact COA specification and test method
  • Solubility: freely soluble in water; slightly soluble in ethanol
  • Melting/decomposition range: supplier page states 183-188 C, decomposes
  • Grade: confirm food additive grade, nutrition grade, or supplement grade according to destination market requirements
  • Impurity checks to request: heavy metals, lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, chloride, sulfate, reducing substances, loss on drying, microbial limits, and residual solvents where applicable
Who uses this page

Target buyers

  • Food additive distributors
  • Beverage premix manufacturers
  • Nutrition and supplement ingredient buyers
  • Contract manufacturers for tablets, capsules, powders, or drink mixes
  • Mineral fortification ingredient buyers
  • Importers sourcing China-origin food-grade mineral salts
Before matching

Documents to check

  • CAS number, grade, assay, and impurity profile
  • SDS, COA, TDS, HS code, and transport classification
  • Destination-market import documents before supplier matching
Package and route

Packing notes

  • Supplier page lists 1 kg foil bag and 25 kg drum options
  • Confirm inner liner material, moisture barrier, tamper sealing, palletization, and export carton/drum markings
  • Request shelf life, retest period, storage statement, and unopened-package stability basis
  • For sea freight or air freight, confirm packaging is suitable for food additive export and protected against moisture ingress
  • Ask whether private label, neutral label, or buyer-specified label formats are available for compliant markets
Applications and sourcing options

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Clear application, grade, package, and document notes help separate real sourcing demand from a vague price check.

Use context

Common applications

  • Mineral salt additive for food and beverage formulations where permitted
  • Potassium source for nutrition premixes and supplement formulations where compliant
  • Water-soluble mineral ingredient for powder blends and drink applications
  • Ingredient distribution portfolio item for food additive and nutrition markets
How we compare

Sourcing options

  • 1 kg foil bag sample or trial pack, subject to supplier confirmation
  • 25 kg drum standard export pack
  • Buyer-specified label or neutral export packaging, subject to compliance review
  • Batch-specific COA shipment with pre-shipment document review
  • Request quotes by grade standard, assay, packaging format, destination port, and annual volume
Human review

Compliance notes

  • Request current COA by batch before shipment
  • Request SDS, TDS/specification sheet, food-grade statement, allergen statement, non-GMO statement, BSE/TSE statement, and country-of-origin certificate if required
  • For food or supplement use, buyer should verify conformity with destination-market rules before purchase
  • Confirm whether the offered material complies with FCC, USP, EP, GB, or other required monograph/specification standards; do not rely on title claims alone
  • Confirm HS code, export license status if applicable, and DG classification for the planned route; potassium gluconate is typically not positioned as dangerous goods, but shipment documents should state the supplier classification
  • Check labeling requirements for mineral additives in the buyer's market, including permitted use category and declaration format
  • Supplier platform claims and audit badges should be treated as commercial references, not regulatory approvals
Buyer search paths

Related sourcing terms

These terms support long-tail discovery while keeping the page focused on useful product and China export buying context.

potassium gluconateCAS 299-27-4mineral salt additivefood grade potassium saltpotassium source ingredientnutrition enhancerpotassium gluconate powderwater soluble potassium additivefood additive mineral saltC6H11KO7
RFQ questions before supplier matching

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Share target market, quantity, packaging scope, artwork status, delivery destination, and required documents so CHN Chemicals can prepare a cleaner supplier comparison.

Questions to confirm
  • Can you provide a recent batch COA showing assay, identification, heavy metals, microbial limits, loss on drying, and impurity profile?
  • Which grade is being quoted: food additive grade, nutrition grade, supplement grade, USP/FCC grade, or industrial grade?
  • What assay range and test method do you use for potassium gluconate?
  • Can you confirm CAS 299-27-4 and EINECS 206-074-2 on COA, SDS, label, and export documents?
  • What is the standard MOQ for 1 kg sample packs, 25 kg drums, and bulk orders?
  • What documents are available before shipment: SDS, TDS, COA, allergen statement, non-GMO statement, halal/kosher certificate, origin certificate, and food-grade declaration?
  • What are the limits for lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and total heavy metals?
  • Can you provide microbiological specifications for food or supplement applications?
Checks before quote
  • Request current COA by batch before shipment
  • Request SDS, TDS/specification sheet, food-grade statement, allergen statement, non-GMO statement, BSE/TSE statement, and country-of-origin certificate if required
  • For food or supplement use, buyer should verify conformity with destination-market rules before purchase
  • Confirm whether the offered material complies with FCC, USP, EP, GB, or other required monograph/specification standards; do not rely on title claims alone
  • Confirm HS code, export license status if applicable, and DG classification for the planned route; potassium gluconate is typically not positioned as dangerous goods, but shipment documents should state the supplier classification
  • Check labeling requirements for mineral additives in the buyer's market, including permitted use category and declaration format
  • Supplier platform claims and audit badges should be treated as commercial references, not regulatory approvals
Next step

Send the product page with your target quantity and market. A sourcing manager can then confirm sample options, supplier fit, packaging details, and open document gaps.