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15416 Johnson Drive • Shawnee Mission, KS 66217 Nutri~Shield, Inc. Product Bulletin NS-1010 Nutri-Shield Process Technology Using a proprietary, deodorization process, the off- flavors and odors often associated with dry chemical powders can be eliminated. By applying this technology to food preservatives, a new generation of products is now available for food formulators to utilize when designing preservation systems for new food formulations. Product Benefits NS-1010 is a blended preservative system effective against bacteria, mold and yeast, effective at a pH range of 5.0 to 6.5. After the Nutri-Shield process, this system will NOT add any color, odor, or chemical flavors typically associated with the standard chemical components: Calcium Propionate – less soluble salt versus sodium propionate and the calcium may have incompatibility / reaction with chemical leavening acids. Effective at an ideal pH of 5.0 in most applications against mold and rope and some bacteria. INEFFECTIVE against yeast. (CFR 184.1221) Potassium Sorbate – Effective up to a pH of 6.5 against yeast and mold. INEFFECTIVE against bacteria. (CFR 182.3640) Calcium Acetate – Effective up to a pH of 4.5 against yeast & bacteria. INEFFECTIVE against mold. (CFR 184.1185) Each of these components has a specific pH range limitation as well as what types of spoilage organisms they are effective against. By combining these together, a more effective system is attained. This allows for enhanced product stability and increased shelf-life of the finished products Typical Applications NS-1010 has proven effectiveness in a variety of food systems including: Bakery Goods (in chemically leavened products the calcium propionate may deter reaction) Prepared Salads (potato, macaroni, etc.) Dressings and Sauces Cultured Dairy Products Typical Usage Levels NS-1035 is typically added at a rate of 0.05% to 0.10% of the weight of the food product. Product Features Color: White (free from other discoloration) Form: Granular GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) Kosher Certified Bioterrorism # 11980927702 Packaging & Storage A heat sealed, multi-wall plastic bag consisting of 3 layers. Contents per bag: 50 pounds/22.7 kg net weight. 800 bags per 40 ft trailer, 40 bags per pallet. Store in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight. Keep boxes sealed tightly after opening. Typical shelf-life: 6 monthsLabeling Recommended labeling: calcium propionate, potassium sorbate, calcium acetate (preservatives). Nutrition labeling is not required for this system. Nutri~Shield, Inc. 15416 Johnson Drive • Shawnee Mission, KS 66217 Phone 913 631 - 0500 • 888 - 431 - 0500 • Fax 913 631 - 4759 101