FCC Food Grade

Order the right food grade chemical in minutes, not days. If you've ever waited on a quote or chased a supplier for a COA just to finish a batch, this page is built to save you that hassle. Here you'll find FCC Food Grade chemicals listed with sizes and prices online, from ethanol and hydrogen peroxide to citric acid, potassium sorbate, glycerin and MCT oil. That's more than 130 products in one place. Compare strengths side by side, like hydrogen peroxide from 3% to 34% or ethanol from 140 to 200 proof, and see what's in stock before you commit. Pick the grade, pick the size, check out. No salesperson in the middle. Prices are posted online, so you can budget before you build a cart.

So what does FCC actually mean? It stands for Food Chemicals Codex, a standard published by the US Pharmacopeia. Each ingredient has its own monograph that sets identity and purity limits, which is why FCC is the grade line to look for when a chemical ends up in food, a supplement or a tincture. That grade line tells you what the chemical was tested against before it reached your shelf. Ordering the wrong grade can mean a rejected batch or a failed audit, so it's worth a quick read of the product name before you add to cart. Sizes run from 500 mL bottles up to 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes, and many items can go on Autoship. SDS and COA documents are online, and some listings are also Kosher, Halal, organic or RSPO certified. The product name tells you which. Still sorting out FCC versus USP or lab grade? The guides further down the page walk through it in plain terms.