Article | REF: FPR239 V1

Edible gelatin

Author: Jean-Luc BOUTONNIER

Publication date: August 10, 2024

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The nature of the raw materials in terms of quality, safety and origin is paramount. Animals are subject to strict veterinary controls and come from approved slaughterhouses. Gelatin is only produced from raw materials recognized as fit for human consumption .

First, pig skins are chemically dehaired with a solution of lime sulfide or dilute caustic soda, followed by mechanical extraction. Next, the pork rinds are trimmed of fat, flesh and bristles, then cooled or frozen to prevent oxidation...

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