Is Rowanberry extract safe in food product?
Started by Cheese89, Dec 09 2024 04:13 PM
Hello folks,
Any idea if this ingredient is safe in food product
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Small berry from the Mountain Ash family of evergreens.
The extract is used as a non-gmo/natural preservative for food.
It is quite safe.
As a berry looks like a cranberry and for years they have been eaten for both nutritional value as well as medicinal value.
We will be using Rowanberry as a preservative in our new line of glass contained organic food products.
It's little known in food circles - but amoungst the best.
Here's a good link from A&B Ingredients on Rowanbery...
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