Food grade DAP supplier
Qualify INS 342(ii), assay basis, P2O5, nitrogen, pH, moisture, insolubles and food-grade documentation.
Food grade ingredient · Phosphate, acidity regulator and yeast nutrient · INS 342(ii)
Food grade diammonium phosphate (DAP), also called diammonium hydrogen phosphate, is a water-soluble phosphate used in suitable foods as an acidity regulator, dough conditioner, raising agent or yeast nutrient.
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Direct product answer
Food grade diammonium phosphate (DAP), also called diammonium hydrogen phosphate, is a water-soluble phosphate used in suitable foods as an acidity regulator, dough conditioner, raising agent or yeast nutrient.
For procurement, “food grade” must be supported by a current source-specific specification, suitable manufacturing and quality documents, and a batch COA. Final use depends on the complete formulation, intended function and destination-market rules.
Buyer-intent guide
Use these qualification points when comparing a China supplier, manufacturer source, distributor offer, bulk quotation or sample.
Qualify INS 342(ii), assay basis, P2O5, nitrogen, pH, moisture, insolubles and food-grade documentation.
Provide the fermentation or baking process, dosing point, nutrient target and destination-market requirements.
State annual volume, bag and pallet preference, destination port, Incoterm and required shipment window.
Compare pH, phosphate contribution, ammonium content and process behavior before selecting a grade.
Application screening
These are application-screening areas, not universal approvals or dosage recommendations. Confirm legal use and performance in the finished food.
May supply ammonium and phosphate nutrients in suitable controlled processes.
Can be evaluated as a dough conditioner or raising-system component where regulations permit.
Its alkaline 1% solution can support pH adjustment or buffering in compatible recipes.
May be incorporated into validated blends after moisture, compatibility and homogeneity checks.
Supplied technical data
The table transcribes the commercial limits supplied in attachment 9. It is procurement reference information, not a batch COA or a universal regulatory standard.
| Test item | Supplied reference |
|---|---|
| Appearance | White crystals |
| Main content | ≥ 99% |
| P2O5 | ≥ 53% |
| Nitrogen (N) | ≥ 20.8% |
| Moisture | ≤ 0.2% |
| Water insolubles | ≤ 0.1% |
| pH of 1% aqueous solution | 7.6–8.2 |
Data note: The supplied commercial assay limit of at least 99% is narrower than the identity reference cited above. Confirm basis, test methods and release limits on the signed specification.
Technical selection
Confirm the target nitrogen and phosphorus contribution rather than selecting by assay alone.
Evaluate the real formulation pH and compare DAP with the more acidic monoammonium phosphate.
Align fluoride, arsenic, lead and other destination-specific limits on the signed specification.
Confirm crystal or powder form, dust control, dissolution and storage moisture protection.
Qualification support
Request the current signed specification or TDS, SDS, test methods, representative COA and batch COA.
Verify applicable food-safety, quality, Kosher, Halal and site documents for the exact grade and source.
Review the FAO/JECFA diammonium hydrogen phosphate specification, then apply destination-market rules to the exact finished food.
Storage and handling
Buyer questions
Diammonium Phosphate is used in suitable food processes for phosphate, acidity regulator and yeast nutrient functions. Legal use, dosage and performance must be confirmed for the exact food and destination market.
Diammonium Phosphate is identified here by CAS 7783-28-0 and INS 342(ii). Confirm the identity and supplied form on the current specification.
Request the current signed specification, agreed test methods, representative COA and a current batch COA. Resolve every missing unit, comparator or particle-size requirement before approval.
Confirm bag type, net weight and pallet requirement. Confirm food-contact liner, palletization, marks and container loading in the quotation.
Provide the food application, target standard and critical limits, quantity, packing, destination, certificates, Incoterm and requested delivery date.
Last reviewed 2026-07-25 by Bespring Chemical technical and export team.
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