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Our alcohol is always REACH and ECHA Art. 95 certified. In addition, the product can be certified as Kosher, Cosmos-approved and GMO-free. More information can be found on our certifications page.
Vinegar, also known as distilled vinegar, is produced through the fermentation of distilled alcohol. It is a clear, colorless liquid with a sharp, sour taste. Vinegar can be made from different agricultural sources, including grain alcohol, such as corn or wheat, sugarcane alcohol, rice alcohol and apple alcohol.
At Nedstar, we supply ethanol, ranging from 80 to 192 proof, for vinegar production worldwide, ensuring consistent quality for your applications.
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Vinegar is widely used in the food industry as a cooking ingredient, baking component, and food preservative. Its applications include:
Due to its natural acidity and antimicrobial properties, vinegar is a powerful, chemical-free cleaning solution. Mixing alcohol vinegar cleaner with rubbing alcohol also creates an effective, quick-drying disinfectant. It is widely used in industrial and household settings for:
The vinegar market is expanding as businesses prioritize sustainable production and consumers seek eco-friendly alternatives. Manufacturers are shifting to non-GMO, organic sources like sustainable grains and sugarcane, while low-carbon fermentation reduces CO₂ emissions. Key market drivers include:
Health and wellness trends
Growing demand for natural, preservative-free food products.
Industrial applications
Increasing use in agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and eco-friendly cleaning.
Organic and artisanal vinegar boom
Rising interest in aged, organic, and speciality vinegar.
Our alcohol is always REACH and ECHA Art. 95 certified. In addition, the product can be certified as Kosher, Cosmos-approved and GMO-free. More information can be found on our certifications page.
Vinegar is made through a two-step fermentation process. First, grains, sugarcane, rice, or apples are fermented into alcohol. Then, bacteria (acetobacter) convert the alcohol into acetic acid, which gives vinegar its tangy taste and strong aroma.
Alcohol vinegar is made from ethanol and is safe for consumption. Rubbing alcohol vinegar refers to a cleaning solution combining vinegar with isopropyl alcohol, which is not edible.
Yes, vinegar and rubbing alcohol can be mixed for cleaning purposes. This combination is effective for disinfecting surfaces, but it should never be consumed.
Vinegar is made from ethanol, ranging from 80 to 192 proof, typically derived from grains, sugarcane, rice, or apples.
Vinegar is biodegradable, non-toxic, and free from artificial chemicals, making it a sustainable choice for cleaning and disinfecting without harming the environment.
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