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Origin of  Food Grade Yellow Beeswax:

Beeswax is a wax produced by honey bees of the genus Apis. Beeswax consists of at least 284 different compounds, mainly a variety of long-chain alkanes, acids, esters, polyesters, and hydroxy esters, but the exact composition of beeswax varies with location. It has a specific gravity of about 0.95 and a melting point of over 140 degrees F.

More specifically, it is a wax that is secreted from eight wax-producing glands on the worker bee’s abdomen. The wax is secreted in thin sheets called scales. The scales, when first secreted, look a bit like mica flakes. They are clear, colorless, tasteless, and very brittle. Beeswax is typically produced by the younger house bees when they are between twelve and twenty days old.

Specifications of Food Beeswax:

Uses of Food Grade Beeswax

1. In the food industry, beeswax is used as an important material and release agent in the food industry due to its good moldability, detachability, film-forming, waterproof, moisture-proof, and anti-oxidation deterioration characteristics. It can be used as an important material and release agent in the food industry. Food coatings, packaging and outerwear.

2. In the cosmetics manufacturing industry, many beauty products contain beeswax, such as bath lotion, lipstick, rouge, etc.;

3. In the candle processing industry, various types of candles can be made with beeswax as the main raw material;

4. In the pharmaceutical industry, beeswax can be used to manufacture dental casting wax, base wax, sticky wax, and pill shells;

5. In agriculture and animal husbandry, it can be used to make fruit tree grafting wax and pest sticking agent;

6. In the beekeeping industry, nest foundations and wax bowls can be made.

7. Beeswax can be used in creams, lotions, lip care products, candles and other formulations. It can be used to change the viscosity and as an emulsion stabilizer.