Used for pH and flavor adjustment, flavor enhancement, antioxidant preservative, and chelating agent. Best for alcoholic drinks, sauces, dairy and more.
Acidulants, Citric Acid & Citrates
We have the acidulants expertise in sourcing U.S. plant-based ingredients, market risk management knowhow, and an unparalleled supply chain to help you provide the finishing touch of flavor, stable moisture control, and a host of functional benefits.

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Our acidulants are made in the U.S.A. and provide important functional benefits across a range of applications—flavor, tartness, high solubility, buffering capacity, chelation of metals and antioxidant (preservative) properties. The ADM portfolio of citric acid and other acidulants are manufactured in Southport, NC with the support of our farmer relationships and vast supply chain network.


Used as an “emulsifying salt” for process cheese products, a buffering agent with citric acid for precise pH control, and as a curing accelerator in meat products.

Used for acidity regulation, food preservation, emulsification, as an alkalizing agent and as a substitute for sodium citrate in low-sodium applications.

Used to impart a clean, refreshing tartness, it may also be used as a sequestrant of metal ions to contribute protection from off-flavors and odors.
The ADM Advantage in Acidulants
In a business where scale and efficiency matter, ADM is here to help with our world-renowned crop transportation network, reliable infrastructure, manufacturing expertise, and over 100 years of marketing knowledge. In addition, our broad portfolio of products, full-service beverage formulation, and vast experience make us a leader in this space.



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