Hydrogen Peroxide 35-40% Food Grade Supplier, Exporter & Global Wholesaler
PAU Chemicals is an India-based global supplier and exporter of Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide at 35–40%, for aseptic packaging, dairy, beverage and food plant sanitation worldwide.
Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide differs from technical grade in its stabiliser system: it is formulated with only those stabilisers permitted in food contact, and manufactured to FCC purity limits. That distinction is not optional — technical grade cannot legally be used for aseptic packaging.
PAU Chemicals supplies 35% and 50% food-grade concentrations in vented HDPE drums and IBCs designed for oxidiser transport, with assay, stability and heavy metals documented per batch.
Never seal food-grade peroxide in an unvented container. It decomposes slowly and continuously, generating oxygen — a sealed drum will pressurise and can rupture. Always use vented closures and store below 30 °C.
Technical Specifications
Product Characteristics | Product Details |
Product Name | Hydrogen Peroxide, Food Grade |
Chemical Formula | H₂O₂ |
CAS Number | 7722-84-1 |
HS Code | 2847 00 00 |
Appearance | Clear, colourless liquid |
Odour | Slightly sharp |
Concentration | 35% or 40% w/w |
Assay Tolerance | ± 1.0% |
Stability (at 100 °C, 24 h) | 97% min |
Free Acid (as H₂SO₄) | 0.04% max |
Non-Volatile Residue | 0.06% max |
Total Carbon (TOC) | 0.03% max |
Heavy Metals (as Pb) | 1 ppm max |
Iron (Fe) | 0.5 ppm max |
Tin (Sn) | Within FCC limit |
Phosphate | Within FCC limit |
Specific Gravity @ 20 °C | 1.13 – 1.15 |
Storage | Below 30 °C, vented, dark |
Reference Standard | FCC |
Available Grades
35-40% food grade
50% food grade on request
Export Details
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 FCL
Country of Origin: India
Mode of Transportation: By Sea
Loading Ports: Hazira (Surat, Gujarat) & Nhava Sheva / JNPT (Navi Mumbai)
Shipping: FCL
Incoterms: EXW, FOB, C&F (CFR) & CIF
Payment Terms: TT / Bank Transfer & LC at Sight
Delivery Time: 3 to 4 weeks
Logistics Packaging: 30/35 kg vented HDPE carboys or 1,000 kg IBC
Dangerous Goods: UN 2014, Class 5.1 with subsidiary risk 8, PG II — DG declaration, IMO labelling and UN-approved vented packing included
Documentation: Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, COA, MSDS, Certificate of Origin & DG Declaration
Certifications
Food & Beverage Applications
Aseptic packaging sterilisation — cartons, films and closures
Dairy and beverage plant CIP sanitation
Food contact surface and equipment disinfection
Water treatment in food processing
Bleaching in permitted food applications
Bottle and container sterilisation
Vapour-phase hydrogen peroxide (VHP) systems
Cleanroom and hospital surface sterilisation
Why Choose PAU Chemicals
Genuine Direct Supply — straight to the importer with no hidden intermediaries
Ethical Sourcing — ensuring 100% transparent and compliant procurement
Stable, Consistent Quality — for uninterrupted production and reliable 35–40% concentration
Competitive Pricing — offering strong commercial value for bulk FCL buyers
Flawless Documentation — handling all trade paperwork for smooth port clearance
Preferential Tariff Support — leveraging trade agreements to reduce your import duties
What is Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide, and how does it differ from technical grade?
It is manufactured to FCC purity with only food-contact-permitted stabilisers. Technical grade contains stabilisers not cleared for food and must never be used in aseptic packaging or food contact.
What is it used for?
Sterilising aseptic packaging cartons and films, CIP sanitation in dairy and beverage plants, equipment and surface disinfection, and bottle sterilisation.
Why is it used in aseptic packaging?
It sterilises the packaging surface rapidly and then decomposes into water and oxygen, leaving no residue — which is exactly what a food-contact sterilant needs to do.
Why must containers be vented?
It decomposes slowly and continuously, releasing oxygen. A sealed container builds pressure and can rupture, so vented closures are mandatory in storage and transport.
How should it be stored, and what is the shelf life?
Below 30 °C, in vented original containers, out of sunlight and away from metals, organics and reducing agents. Concentration declines slowly over time, so rotate stock and re-test before critical use.
Is it hazardous to handle?
Yes. It is a strong oxidiser (UN 2014, Class 5.1 with corrosive subsidiary risk) and causes severe burns at this concentration. Use full PPE and read the MSDS before handling.
What packing sizes and minimum order quantity do you offer?
30/35 kg vented carboys, 250 kg vented drums and 1,000 kg IBCs. Export MOQ is 1 FCL.
How is DG shipping handled, and does it affect delivery time?
It ships as UN 2014, Class 5.1. We arrange UN-approved vented packing, IMO labelling and the DG declaration. Oxidiser slots are limited, so allow additional lead time.
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