🤖 This page contains content translated from English using AI-assisted translation.

Formaldehyde free preservative for starch adhesives

Formaldehyde free preservative for starch adhesives

Type of measure: Substitution

Formaldehyde is a common preservative but is a carcinogen and a skin sensitizer.

An alternative product made of sodium chloride and compounds extracted from berries is available as bactericide for starch adhesives.

As the producer claims, the product is an efficient long-term preservative. It has low odor and can be used in automatic dosing systems. Its classification by the FDA as G.R.A.S. could allow its use in food industry.

Published July 26, 2023
About this case
Company:
Walla Walla Environmental
For more information please contact:
SUBSPORTplus Team
General facts

Facts about cancer-causing agents:

  • The direct costs of carcinogen exposure at work across Europe are estimated at 2.4 billion Euros per year.
  • Every year, about 120.000 persons get cancer from exposure to carcinogens at work
  • Annually more than 100.000 people die because of work-related cancer.

Sign up for our newsletter to become part of our community. Or follow us on LinkedIn and join the conversation!