Ethyl vanillin
What is Ethyl vanillin?
Ethyl vanillin (CAS 121-32-4), also known by FEMA 2464, is a synthetic flavoring aldehyde approximately three times more potent than natural vanillin.
Where is Ethyl vanillin used?
- Food and beverage: chocolate and confectionery flavouring
- Baked goods, dairy products and beverages: vanilla intensity
- Fragrance: fine fragrances and body care
- Home scent products: fixative base note extending longevity
- Printing inks and coatings: UV stabilizer and antioxidant additive protecting colorants and substrates from photodegradation
- Personal care: masking and scent-boosting agent in creams, lotions and hair care
- It delivers a rich, creamy vanilla character at lower use rates.
Good to know: Approximately three times more potent than natural vanillin; potency makes it a cost-efficient choice for flavour and fragrance formulation.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging from kilogram quantities up to bulk drum supply
Other Names (Synonyms)
Ehytl Vanillin|4-hydroxy-3-ethoxybenzaldehyde|3-Ethoxy-4-hydroxybenzaldehyde|Bourbonal|Vanillal|Ethavan|Ethovan|Vanirom