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Tartaric Acid Types, Sources, Uses, Benefits, Side Effects & FAQs

Tartaric Acid Sources:

Tartaric acid,used as an antioxidant as well, is found naturally in many plants and fruits. It can be produced artificially in the laboratory for an industrial purpose that plays a vital part in the manufacturing of several food products.

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Mary E. Walston

Nutritionist A certified nutritionist-cum-dietician, Mary’s life mantra is very simple – “Eat healthy, stay happy” and this is what you would always find her suggesting her clients. When free, she likes to practice yoga, cook for her kiddos, and write about nutrition, food and diets.

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