Pre-solubilised systems specified for your shelf life — so you are not dissolving powders on the floor or over-dosing to feel safe.
Powder preservatives get weighed by hand, dissolve incompletely and end up unevenly distributed — so plants over-dose to be safe, which costs money, risks a label problem and can leave a detectable note in the drink.
A liquid system removes that variability. It is supplied pre-solubilised at a known concentration, dosed in-line, and specified against your pH, your pack and the shelf life you actually claim.
Known concentration, fully dissolved, no fines and no hand-weighing at the tank.
Blend chosen for where your product actually sits, since preservative efficacy is pH-dependent.
Dosage set against your claim period, pack and distribution temperature — not a generic maximum.
Millilitres per hectolitre for your batch size, with dosing guidance for your process.
System and dosage are specified per product — pH, sugar level and pack all change the answer.
Low pH, long ambient shelf life.
Higher spoilage risk and yeast pressure.
Low-acid, low-solids, minimal protection.
Ambient distribution with light exposure.
No ethanol protection at all.
High-sugar bases and dispensed systems.
Blend and dosage set against your measured pH, where efficacy changes sharply.
Challenge and accelerated trials against your claim period and distribution conditions.
Confirmed that at working dosage there is no detectable note, which over-dosing often causes.
Permitted levels and declaration wording confirmed for each target market.
Often yes. Preservation should be designed together with your thermal step and pack, which is usually where savings are found.
Not at a correctly specified dosage. Detectable notes almost always trace back to over-dosing or uneven distribution.
We run challenge and accelerated trials against your claim period, pack and distribution temperature before signing off a dosage.
Send us the brief — target profile, declaration, process and volume — and a flavourist will come back with questions or samples.
Flavour development, compounding and filling under one roof. Customer trials and audits welcome — tell us when you are coming and a flavourist will walk the line with you.