Food-grade and technical raw materials for food and beverage manufacturing — antioxidants and preservatives, acidulants and pH control, emulsifiers and stabilizers, sequestrants, and mineral fortificants. Bulk quantities with full documentation.
RawSource supplies the food-grade and technical ingredients that food and beverage manufacturers consume in preservation, acidulation, emulsification, and fortification. We supply antioxidants, acidulants, emulsifiers, sequestrants, and mineral fortificants, and source specialty hydrocolloids and processing aids through our global network.
Whether you're protecting fats and oils from rancidity, dialing in beverage pH, stabilizing a dressing emulsion, or hitting declared mineral values on the label — we supply the raw material inputs your formulation needs, with full documentation.
Select your application segment to find the formulation or operational challenge — then see which product families map to the solution.
Browse by application segment. Each family contains the specific chemistries we source — with CAS numbers, functional roles, and availability status.
From spec matching and documentation to bulk logistics and regulatory guidance.
Technical data, safety data, and certificates of analysis for every food & beverage ingredient in the catalog
Food-grade vs technical grade, Kosher/Halal status, and FCC/GRAS documentation matched to your application
Drums, totes, supersacks, and bulk tankers configured for your consumption rate
FCC/GRAS status, food-contact compliance, and allergen/Kosher/Halal documentation support
Scheduled deliveries to multiple plants with volume pricing
Jump straight to the chemistry you need — each guide explains the types, how to select, and routes you to the specific grades we supply.
Sourcing additives is a documentation exercise before it is a price exercise. For food applications, ask every candidate supplier for the FCC or GRAS basis, Kosher or Halal status where your market needs it, and a CoA on the actual lot — a spec sheet describes the product, the CoA describes your shipment. Buying additives for non-food lines as well? The same qualification questions apply to plastics additives, lubricant additives, and the broader specialty additives catalog.
Chemical distributors like RawSource supply food-grade additives — acidulants, antioxidants, emulsifiers, phosphates, preservative salts — in drum, tote, and supersack quantities, with CoA and FCC/GRAS documentation per lot. Send the spec and annual volume for a bulk RFQ.
Send an RFQ that names the additive, grade (food vs technical), annual volume, packaging, and destination port. A US exporter will quote under Incoterms 2020 (FOB, CIF, or DAP) and ship with CoA, SDS, and certificate of origin. Ask for Kosher/Halal certificates in the same RFQ if your market requires them — chasing them after shipment is slow. Start with the chemical procurement guide if you are building the process from scratch.
Certificate of analysis, safety data sheet, and the FCC or GRAS basis for the grade — plus Kosher or Halal certification where applicable and a certificate of origin on export shipments. Match the CoA against your spec on every lot, first order or fiftieth.
Drums, IBC totes, supersacks, and bulk tankers, configured to your consumption rate. For export orders, confirm whether the quote is per-drum or per-container — the freight economics differ, and mixed-product consolidated containers are often the cheaper lane for smaller SKUs.
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