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Ferrous Gluconate Supplier | Food Grade Iron Supplement | WIS Biotech
What is Ferrous Gluconate Used For?
Ferrous gluconate is a highly bioavailable iron source with a mild, non-astringent taste compared to ferrous sulfate. It is the preferred iron compound for food fortification and dietary supplements where taste and tolerability matter.
Key Applications
- Food Fortification: Iron-fortified flour, infant cereals, pasta, and snacks
- Dietary Supplements: Iron tablets, prenatal vitamins, anemia support products
- Olive Processing: Used to stabilize the black color of ripe olives (E579)
- Pharmaceutical: Iron deficiency treatment formulations
- Infant Formula: Essential iron source for baby foods
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Assay | 97.0% – 102.0% |
| CAS Number | 299-29-6 |
| Appearance | Yellowish-grey or light green powder |
| Iron Content | ≥ 11.0% |
| Heavy Metals | ≤ 20 ppm |
| Standard | USP / BP / E579 / FCC |
| Packaging | 25 kg bags |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ferrous gluconate better than ferrous sulfate?
Ferrous gluconate is gentler on the stomach and has better taste profile than ferrous sulfate, making it superior for food fortification and oral supplements. Ferrous sulfate is cheaper but commonly causes GI discomfort.
Is your ferrous gluconate food grade?
Yes. Our ferrous gluconate meets FCC, USP, and EU E579 food grade standards.
Can ferrous gluconate be used in organic products?
Ferrous gluconate is permitted in certain organic products under specific regulations. Please consult your certifying body.
What is the shelf life of ferrous gluconate?
2 years when stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
What countries do you ship ferrous gluconate to?
We export globally including USA, EU, UK, India, UAE, and Southeast Asia.
Contact us for pricing, samples, and full documentation.
Related Resources
Compare: Ferrous Gluconate vs Ferrous Sulfate — Which Iron Source Is Right?
Applications: Food Fortification Ingredients Guide | Dietary Supplement Formulation Guide
