Marine Calcium Powder (Tuna Bone Derived Ingredient)
Marine-derived tuna bone calcium powder available for bulk enquiry-based sourcing for functional mineral fortification applications.
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Marine Calcium Powder is a tuna bone-derived calcium ingredient produced from processed marine bone material and supplied for functional mineral fortification applications. The ingredient is a natural source of calcium hydroxyapatite with naturally occurring mineral components including calcium, phosphorus and magnesium, together with trace structural proteins from the marine bone matrix. Marine bone calcium ingredients are commonly used as a natural source of calcium hydroxyapatite for mineral fortification and nutritional applications. Actual composition ranges and technical specifications are provided by the supplier during the enquiry process.
Indicative Composition (Typical Mineral Profile)
Actual composition ranges and technical specifications are provided by the supplier during the enquiry process.
Typical Applications
- •Nutraceutical supplements
- •Calcium fortification
- •Pet nutrition
- •Oral care formulations
- •Functional food ingredients
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