Citric Acid

Key supply characteristics

B2B-focused supply of citric acid (E330) for industrial and professional environments, not for private consumer orders through this page.
Typical industrial contexts can include pH adjustment, chelation and formulation steps, as well as selected cleaning-related applications, with all technical decisions defined by each customer's internal standards and local regulations.
Supplied as part of broader industrial chemicals and raw materials programs, alongside products such as sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid, caustic soda, propylene glycol, calcium chloride, calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, isopropyl alcohol, oxalic acid, phosphoric acid, magnesium sulfate, acetic acid and formic acid, depending on each customer's portfolio.
Product documentation, including specification sheets and safety data sheets, is available for business customers as part of the enquiry and RFQ process and is aligned with the agreed supply conditions.
Handling, storage, dosing, dilution and any application-specific conditions are defined and controlled by each customer in line with their own safety, environmental and regulatory obligations, including any site permits and industry guidance.

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Product overview

Citric acid (E330) is an organic acid that many organizations integrate into their own processing, pH adjustment and formulation programs. On the RawChemix side it is treated as a B2B product within the wider industrial chemicals and raw materials portfolio, supplied to professional users who already operate with internal procedures, trained personnel and local regulatory frameworks.

For each cooperation, citric acid is discussed together with specifications, documentation and logistics patterns that fit the customer's operations. Grade (for example anhydrous or monohydrate), purity, packaging formats and delivery schedules are defined directly between RawChemix and the customer, while the technical use, handling and storage conditions are determined and controlled by the customer within its own systems, risk assessments and compliance requirements.

RawChemix works with business customers in regions such as Australia, New Zealand, Asia, the Middle East and North America. For many organizations citric acid is only one element of a broader industrial chemicals program that can also include products such as sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid, caustic soda, propylene glycol, calcium chloride, calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, isopropyl alcohol, oxalic acid, phosphoric acid, magnesium sulfate, acetic acid and formic acid. Each customer decides how these products are evaluated and combined in its own processes.

The information on this page is a general product overview intended for business users. It does not replace customer-specific procedures, safety documentation, regulatory guidance or professional advice. Every organization remains responsible for deciding whether and how citric acid is suitable for its own applications, and for implementing appropriate handling, storage and protective measures according to local rules and internal standards.

Typical industrial contexts

Formulation & blending

Used by industrial operators as a component in formulation and blending processes where acidity control or chelation may be relevant, with all parameters and acceptance criteria defined by the customer's own technical teams and standards.

Process & pH adjustment

Integrated by customers into processing steps that involve pH adjustment or related control needs, implemented under internal procedures, engineering guidance and local regulatory requirements.

Cleaning & maintenance programs

Considered by professional users within customer-defined cleaning and maintenance routines, where methods, concentrations and conditions are controlled by the customer's risk management and compliance framework.

Service providers

Utilized by professional service companies and contractors that support industrial operations, with technical decisions and responsibilities remaining on the service provider and customer side.

Product & supply information

Product name Citric acid (E330)

Product category Industrial chemicals & raw materials

Typical form Solid citric acid supplied in agreed grades (anhydrous or monohydrate) as defined during RFQ

Intended customers Business and professional users only (B2B)

Typical use context pH adjustment, chelation and formulation programs defined by the customer

Area served Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Middle East, North America

Scope of supply Bulk and contract deliveries agreed directly with each customer

Quality, documentation & logistics

Specification sheet Provided for citric acid as part of the technical and commercial discussion

Safety documentation Safety data sheet (SDS) shared with business customers

Typical packaging Industrial packaging formats defined during RFQ and contract stage

Quality framework Supplied under established quality and documentation procedures

Documentation languages Primarily English; other options may be reviewed on request

Logistics notes Routes, ports and schedules coordinated with each customer's supply chain team

Shipping & logistics

Planned ocean freight

Ocean freight solutions used for many bulk and contract shipments. Transit windows, routes and ports are reviewed during the RFQ process and agreed directly with each customer's logistics and supply chain teams.

Air freight for time-sensitive cases

Where appropriate, business customers may discuss air freight options for time-sensitive deliveries. Availability, routes and typical lead times are evaluated on a case-by-case basis as part of the commercial discussion.

Region-specific logistics

Logistics patterns for Australia, New Zealand, Asia, the Middle East and North America are aligned with each customer's existing supply chain, preferred ports, Incoterms and handling procedures.

Packaging, documentation & handling

Each shipment is arranged as an industrial B2B delivery. Packaging formats, documentation and handling expectations are discussed with the customer and confirmed during the RFQ and contract stages. In practice, a shipment typically includes:

Industrial-grade packaging formats agreed with the customer (for example bulk, IBC or drums, where applicable)
Technical documentation such as specifications and safety data sheets provided to business customers
Shipment and tracking information shared for supply chain visibility and coordination
Agreed insurance and risk allocation according to contract terms and applicable Incoterms

Handling, storage and any application-specific procedures are defined and implemented by each customer within its own safety, environmental and regulatory framework.