Comparing E914 - Oxidised polyethylene wax vs E912 - Montanic acid esters

Overview

E914 - Oxidised polyethylene wax

Oxidised polyethylene wax (E914) is a food-grade wax used to coat the surface of some fresh produce. It helps fruit keep moisture, resist scuffing, and look shiny while it travels from farm to store. It is applied as a very thin film and is not mixed into the food itself.

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E912 - Montanic acid esters

Montanic acid esters (E912) are food-grade waxy compounds used to polish and protect the surface of certain foods. They give candies and other items a smooth, glossy finish and help keep pieces from sticking together. In the European Union (EU), they are authorized as a glazing agent under specific rules.

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Synonyms
E914
Oxidised polyethylene wax
E912
Montanic acid esters
Montan acid esters
Functions
glazing agent
glazing agent
Origins
Synthetic
Synthetic
Mineral
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Popular questions

  1. What is e914 in food?

    E914 (oxidised polyethylene wax) is a synthetic wax used as a glazing/surface-coating agent, mainly on fruits and some confectionery or chewing gum, to provide shine and reduce moisture loss.

  2. What size bolts for bwd e914?

    That refers to a BWD E914 automotive part, not the food additive E914; bolt sizes should be checked in the vehicle’s service manual or the part maker’s specifications.

  3. What size bolts for bwd e914 coil?

    This is about a BWD E914 ignition coil, not the food additive; consult the coil’s installation guide or the vehicle service manual for the correct bolt size.

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