SPLENDA®SUCRALOSE - MICRONIZED

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SPLENDA®SUCRALOSE - MICRONIZED is a versatile sweetener that boasts a multitude of features and advantages suitable for diverse applications. This product is well-suited for both vegan and vegetarian diets, and it is allergen-free, rendering it a versatile option for a broad spectrum of consumers.

Supplied By: Tate & Lyle

Product Code: F06836

Regional Availability: Canada

Labeling Claims: Allergen-free, GMO-free, Halal, Kosher, Non-GMO, Vegan, Vegetarian

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    Identification & Functionality

    Features & Benefits

    Applications & Uses

    Properties

    Physical Form
    Appearance
    White to off - white powder
    Soluble in
    Water
    Note
    • Identity A: The Infrared spectrum corresponds to that of a similarly prepared reference.
    • Identity B: The relative retention time corresponds to that of the Sucralose standard in the assay procedure.
    • Identity C: Rf value of principal spot in chromatogram of test solution corresponds to that of standard solution as obtained for the test for related substances
    • pH drop: decrease of one pH unit maximum
    • TPPO- Triphenylphosphine oxide

    Regulatory & Compliance

    Packaging & Availability

    Packaging Type
    Regional Availability
    • Canada
    Packaging Availability

    Pouch

    Storage & Handling

    Shelf Life
    730 days
    Storage Conditions

    Controlled room temperature 25°C or below, with a maximum temperature never to exceed 35°C. Store away from odoriferous material. SPLENDA® Sucralose Micronized powder may be shipped under standard shipping conditions if total shipping time will not exceed 48 hours. If shipments of longer than 48 hours are necessary, every effort should be made to ship the product under Controlled Room Temperature as defined by USP/NF : 77°F (25°C) or below, with a maximum temperature not to exceed 95° (35°C) or by next day courier. If a standard shipment is unavoidably delayed, adherence to Controlled Room Temperature conditions should be confirmed and documented.