Re: QUERY

From: Anthony Bimbo (apbimbo@verizon.net)
Date: Tue Sep 26 2006 - 10:19:59 PDT

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    For liquefied fish I generally recommend acidulating to a pH of about 3.5 for maximum shelf life. As I understand it, sulfuric is approved for this purpose even though it is not considered organic. I believe it is on the USDA list of approved additives. Some companies use phosphoric acid for the same purpose. I generally like to suggest formic acid for this purpose but in some parts of the world it is difficult to get it. I assume the liquefied kelp is going into some fertilizer type product.

    Tony Bimbo
    Technical Consultant- International Fisheries
    55 Cedar Lane, PO Box 1606
    Kilmarnock, VA 22482 USA
    Tel /Fax 804-435-3915
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      ----- Original Message -----
      From: lorne clayton
      To: seafood@ucdavis.edu
      Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 12:18 PM
      Subject: QUERY

      Greetings Colleagues:

      Loosely related to seafood but perhaps someone out there has a recommendation. We are doing some work with liquefied marine kelps and are looking to extend the shelf life. As this product is destined for the ORGANIC market any additive must be FOOD GRADE and on the OMRI acceptable list ie a natural ingredient.

      We have a few products in mind for testing but was wondering if anyone can recommend or suggest any food grade additive that we might use to achieve our goal of extending the shelf life of liquid kelp products.

      Thanks for you input

      Regards
      Lorne

      W. E. Lorne Clayton, RPBio.
      Director
      IEC INTERNATIONAL
      Collaborative Marine Research
      and Development Ltd.
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      CANADA V8Y 3B9
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