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Capitol Food Company Mold Inhibitors are feed additives that are used to minimize mold contamination and prevent mold growth, thereby minimizing the risk of having mycotoxin-producing molds proliferate in grain or feed. Feed additives commonly used for this purpose include propionic acids and other organic acids. In the baking industry, the most commonly used chemical preservatives to prevent mold spoilage are propionates (calcium or sodium propionate), sorbates (sorbic acid and potassium sorbate), benzoates, parabens (methyl and propyl), and acetic acid.

Capitol Food Company Whey-Based Mold Inhibitor helps reduce the growth of mold and bacteria that are responsible for spoilage in many food products. The end result of using this product is a longer shelf life for cakes, pies, muffins, tortillas, and breads.

Capitol Food Company Natural Mold Inhibitors are natural preservatives that help control mold growth and prolong the shelf life of food. These clean-label mold inhibitors include vinegar, raisin and prune juice concentrate, fermented/cultured flours, cultured starches and plum paste, and whey.

Capitol Food Company Sodium Propionate is the salt form of propionic acid, an organic acid that is produced during the chemical degradation of sugar. In the food industry, this product is used safely as a food preservative to prevent the growth of molds and some bacteria.