Polifar Group | Food-Grade Vitamin E Distributor

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Food Grade Vitamin E Powder
Food processing, storage, and transportation are plagued by oxidation, resulting in problems such as rancidity of oils, flavor degradation, nutrient loss, and shortened shelf life. Consumers are also seeking fewer artificial synthetic additives. How can we address these issues?
Compliant and Effective Natural Antioxidant Solution​​​​​​​
Food-Grade Vitamin E is The Ideal Choice​​​​​​​

Is Your Food Facing Quality Loss Due to Oxidation?

Oxidation causes grease rancidity and deteriorates food flavor
Vitamin E effectively inhibits oxidation to protect product quality

Food-Grade Vitamin E | Antioxidant & Stable

Highly Effective Natural Antioxidant Solutions

Providing high-purity d-α-tocopherol/mixed tocopherols, with a strictly managed production environment, Polifar fully meets the public's demand for "clean labels" on food.It can also be used for nutritional fortification and to supplement vitamin E.

Excellent Compatibility and Thermal Stability

Adding natural vitamin E or using food-grade vitamin E from Polifa can eliminate excess free radicals, effectively delaying oil oxidation and extending product shelf life by approximately 30% to 50%. Simultaneously, the original color and flavor of the food are preserved.

Freshness Preservation and Extended Shelf Life

Vitamin E has a wide range of applications in food due to its strong formulation compatibility, suitable for both water-based and oil-based foods. It is commonly found in the processing of baking vegetable oils, dairy products, and functional gummies.

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The Nutrition Your Business Can Trust | Stable Vitamin E Brings Lasting Protective Effects
 

Application of Vitamin E in Food

Common Vitamin E Foods​

Foods High in Vitamin E

What foods have vitamin E? Many fruits and vegetables contain vitamin E (tocopherol), such as cabbage, yam, broccoli, mulberry, avocado, and kiwi. Vegetable oils, nuts, and seeds are the richest sources of vitamin E. Polifar, as a leading tocopherol supplier, is committed to providing high-quality vitamin E to users worldwide, promoting faster and better nutrient absorption. ​​​​​​​

Synthetic Vitamin E COA

Testing Item Standard Result
Appearance Clear, colorless slightly greenish-yellow, viscous, oily liquid conforms
Optical rotation -0.01℃~+0.01℃ conforms
Assay 96.5%~102.0% 98.9%
Heavy Metal(Pb) ≤2 mg/kg <2 mg/kg
Arsenic(As) ≤1 mg/kg <1 mg/kg
Impurity A ≤0.5% <0.5%
Impurity B ≤1.5% <1.5%
Impurity C ≤0.5% <0.5%
Impurities D and E ≤1.0% <0.1%

Storage Requirements for Different Types of Vitamin E

Item Natural Vitamin E
(D-alpha Tocopherol)
Synthetic Vitamin E
(DL-alpha Tocopherol)
Synthetic Vitamin E
(DL-alpha Tocopherol)
Vitamin E Acetate
(Tocopherol Acetate)
Feed-Grade Vitamin E
Temperature 15–25°C 15–25°C 15–25°C 15–25°C 15–25°C
Humidity Keep away from moisture Keep away from moisture Keep away from moisture Keep away from moisture Keep away from moisture and
avoid powder clumping
Light Sensitive to light, strictly
avoid light exposure
Sensitive to light, strictly
avoid light exposure
Store away from light Highly stable, but still
recommended to avoid light
Store away from light
Air Easily oxidized, nitrogen-filled or
airtight storage recommended
Easily oxidized, nitrogen-filled or
airtight storage recommended
Store in an airtight container Store in an airtight container Store in a sealed container to
avoid prolonged exposure to air
Packaging Recommended to be stored in a light-proof, airtight package to minimize repeated opening Recommended to be stored in a light-proof, airtight package to minimize repeated opening Keep in original packaging Simply seal in the
original packaging
Store in original, sealed packaging,
protected from moisture
Environment Keep away from heat sources
and strong oxidizers
Keep away from heat sources
and strong oxidizers
Keep away from heat
and strong oxidizers
Store in a cool, dry place Keep away from heat and
strong oxidizers
Stability Highest activity, relatively low
stability, easily oxidized
Highest activity, relatively low
stability, easily oxidized
Slightly more stable than
natural vitamin E
Optimal stability, not
easily oxidized
Good stability after
coating treatment
Shelf Life
(Reference)
Approximately 24 months Approximately 24 months Approximately 24 months 24–36 months Approximately 24 months

Precautions


Avoid storing with strong oxidizing agents (such as peroxides, nitrates, etc).
Avoid contact with metal ions such as iron and copper to reduce catalytic oxidation reactions.
Use as soon as possible after opening the packaging; reseal any remaining product immediately.
Prolonged exposure to high temperature, high humidity, or strong light may reduce Vitamin E activity and affect product quality.
For export transportation, it is recommended to keep the packaging intact, protect it from moisture and sunlight throughout the journey, and avoid prolonged exposure to high-temperature container environments.

Common Food-Grade Antioxidants

  Dimensions   Vitamin E   Vitamin C   Rosemary Extract   TBHQ
  Main Source   Natural plant oils   Naturally  fermented/synthesized   Plant extracts   Synthetic antioxidants
  Fat-soluble/Water-soluble   Fat-soluble   Water-soluble   Fat-soluble   Fat-soluble

  Main Applications   Found in oils, nuts, dairy products, etc.   Beverages, fruit products   Oils, fats, meat products   Edible oil, fried food
  Nutritional Fortification   ✓   ✓   ×   ×
  Antioxidant Protection   ✓   ✓   ✓   ✓
  Consumer Perception   Healthy and nutritious       ingredients   Healthy and nutritious   ingredients   Natural plant extracts   Synthetic food additives
Polifar supplies food-grade vitamin E & vitamin C powders in multiple specifications, with COA and technical data sheets available.

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FAQ


Lack of Vitamin E Disease?

A decline in the body's antioxidant capacity can easily lead to cell membrane damage; vitamin E deficiency is rare in humans, but severe vitamin E deficiency can cause neuropathy, muscle weakness, and easy rupture and hemolysis of red blood cells.

What Are The Benefits of Vitamin E Oil?

Vitamin E oil has the same effects as VE 50% and VE 98%. It provides powerful antioxidant protection, preventing oils from oxidizing and becoming rancid; it protects cells from free radical damage; and it is used in food as a nutritional fortifier and antioxidant stabilizer.

How Much Vitamin E Intake is Considered Excessive?

For adults, a daily intake of more than 800mg (synthetic vitamin E) is considered excessive; continued excessive intake poses health risks, while natural vitamin E is relatively more tolerable.

Does Vitamin E Thin The Blood?

It has a mild anticoagulant effect, but does not directly dilute the blood; high doses can increase the risk of bleeding, so people taking anticoagulants should be cautious.

What Are The Effects of Vitamin E on The Skin?

It has antioxidant properties, protects against free radical damage, repairs skin cell membranes, moisturizes and soothes, and helps delay skin lipid oxidation. It is commonly used in skincare and functional foods. Polifar also supplies cosmetic-grade Vitamin E products.

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