MaloStop F
Protection against MLF bacteria, alternative to SO2
Fumaric acid inhibits bacteria. Permeation through the lactic acid bacteria cell membrane reduces the intracellular pH in the cytoplasm and prevents cell growth. Fumaric acid is used successfully as an antibacterial treatment agent in food. It can be used for microbiological protection during winemaking, especially with the aim of reducing SO2.
At a glance:
| Product | Pure fumaric acid E 297 |
| Range of use | Wine and sparkling wine |
| Goal | To stop lactic acid bacterial activity, especially of the genus Oenococcus |
| Special features | Any alcoholic fermentation converts fumaric acid into malic acid |
| Dosage | 30-60 g/100 L |
| Packaging unit | 1 kg
25 kg |
