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Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble red powder found naturally in some foods and plays an important role in the function of the brain, nervous system and red blood cells. • As Vitamin B12 occurs naturally mainly in food of animal origin such as milk, milk products, eggs, meat and seafood, it can be deficient in vegetarians/vegans as well as infants and the elderly. It can be used in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, healthcare, personal care products, agriculture and animal feed.

Overview

Vitamin B12 can be used in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, healthcare, personal care products, agriculture and animal feed.

Vitamin B12 is naturally present in some foods and added to others as a fortification ingredient to enhance the nutritional value. It is also used as a dietary supplement.

We are leading suppliers of vitamin B12 in bulk sizes to suit any requirements. Our B12 is available as a red powder in multiples of 1kg.

We have decades of experience as a trusted ingredients partner for customers across the UK, offering fast, secure delivery through our privately-owned distribution fleet.

CAS Number
68-19-9
AKA
Cobalamin, Cyanocobalamin
Quantities
1kg
Chemical Formula
C63H88N14O14PCo

Applications

Healthcare Chemicals

• Multivitamins and vitamin supplements
• Can be used in the treatment of B12 deficiency, anaemia and liver disease

Food Additives

• As a colouring agent for ham, sausages, ice creams, fish and meat products.
• Supplements: B-complex, multivitamin and vitamin B12 tablets and liquids.
• Energy and sports drinks
• Breakfast cereals
• Food fortification: added to cereals, slimming foods, plant-based milk alternatives, energy bars, instant formulas and beverages.

Agrochemical

• To increase the survival capacity of seeds

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