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HS Code |
617458 |
| Product Name | L-Carnitine Fumarate |
| Chemical Formula | C10H18NO8 |
| Molecular Weight | 334.25 g/mol |
| Appearance | White crystalline powder |
| Solubility | Soluble in water |
| Function | Supports fat metabolism |
| Usage | Dietary supplement |
| Odor | Odorless |
| Storage Conditions | Store in a cool, dry place |
| Stability | Stable under recommended storage conditions |
| Cas Number | 90471-79-7 |
As an accredited L-Carnitine Fumarate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | White, sealed HDPE drum with blue lid, labeled “L-Carnitine Fumarate, 25 kg net,” featuring batch number and safety information. |
| Container Loading (20′ FCL) | Container loading (20′ FCL) for L-Carnitine Fumarate typically holds 8-10 MT, packed in 25kg drums or bags on pallets. |
| Shipping | L-Carnitine Fumarate is shipped in tightly sealed, moisture-resistant containers to preserve product stability. Packages are clearly labeled, comply with regulatory guidelines, and typically require shipping under cool, dry conditions. Standard shipping methods are used, and all relevant safety documentation, such as SDS, accompanies the product to ensure regulatory and handling compliance. |
| Storage | L-Carnitine Fumarate should be stored in a tightly sealed container, away from moisture and light, at room temperature (15–25°C or 59–77°F). Ensure the storage area is dry, well-ventilated, and free from incompatible substances such as strong oxidizers. Avoid excessive heat and direct sunlight to maintain the chemical’s stability and prevent degradation. |
| Shelf Life | L-Carnitine Fumarate typically has a shelf life of 2–3 years when stored in a cool, dry, and tightly sealed container. |
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Purity 99%: L-Carnitine Fumarate with purity 99% is used in pharmaceutical formulations, where high purity ensures consistent bioavailability and safety. Molecular Weight 334.30 g/mol: L-Carnitine Fumarate of molecular weight 334.30 g/mol is used in sports nutrition products, where precise dosing enables accurate formulation of energy supplements. Assay ≥98.0%: L-Carnitine Fumarate with assay ≥98.0% is used in dietary supplements, where reliable assay value maintains efficacy and regulatory compliance. Particle Size D90 < 250 μm: L-Carnitine Fumarate with particle size D90 < 250 μm is used in tablet manufacturing, where fine particle distribution improves compressibility and uniformity. Stability Temperature up to 60°C: L-Carnitine Fumarate with stability temperature up to 60°C is used in liquid formulations, where thermal stability protects product integrity during processing. Water Content ≤ 0.5%: L-Carnitine Fumarate with water content ≤ 0.5% is used in encapsulated supplements, where low moisture ensures extended shelf life and prevents degradation. |
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Years ago, after producing a full range of amino acids and specialty blends, our process leaders set out to refine the quality and application of L-Carnitine, a critical nutrient well known in performance and health markets. From long experience in testing, blending, and upscaling production of complex molecules, we recognized that some customers wanted a form of L-Carnitine with better handling, more stability, and a nutritional value that offers something extra. That pursuit led us to L-Carnitine Fumarate. This salt complex blends pure L-Carnitine base with fumaric acid, resulting in a non-hygroscopic, highly stable compound suitable for both demanding industrial mixes and consumer-ready formats.
Our production team has worked with a wide array of carnitine forms, such as L-Carnitine Tartrate and L-Carnitine Base. Each has advantages, but experience shows fumarate’s chemistry brings unique handling and nutritional contributions. Unlike the sticky, deliquescent nature of the base form, L-Carnitine Fumarate absorbs far less moisture in storage and processing. The fumaric acid also introduces an extra metabolic intermediate, supporting energy cycles within the body, in addition to the well-known role of L-Carnitine in fatty acid transport.
The finished powder runs from fine white to off-white, always monitored for appearance, odor, and purity at every stage. Granules pass our strict mesh and solubility targets, ensuring formulas dissolve easily or blend seamlessly, whether destined for direct compress tablets or sports nutrition powders. Our process does not involve animal-derived ingredients, making the material a clean, consistent choice for vegetarian and vegan applications.
The market often emphasizes the headline values of carnitine content or purity, but those of us on production floors and in application labs understand quality at a deeper level. Each batch of our L-Carnitine Fumarate starts with controlled synthesis: We react high-purity L-Carnitine with pharmaceutical-grade fumaric acid under carefully maintained conditions. Reproducibility matters, so we calibrate reaction times, manage pH, and continuously monitor crystallization. This approach produces a material with a carnitine content typically around 32% by weight—higher than many non-fumarate blends but with the benefit of stable consistency.
A common pain point in the field comes from caking or clumping during humid storage, which can upend downstream tableting or encapsulating. We test every batch for moisture, sieve out oversize particles, and check flowability ourselves with manufacturing-scale blenders and fillers. Specifications are more than just numbers; they reflect the repeatability our partners experience in their R&D kitchens and on their conveyors.
Carnitine’s value reaches well beyond its first discovery and early research papers. Athletes rely on it to push longer in endurance sports. Nutritionists recommend it for targeted metabolic support, especially in populations with higher needs—like vegetarians or older adults—whose endogenous carnitine synthesis may fall short. The fumarate form holds special interest for formulators seeking a non-acidic, non-GMO-friendly version, with both L-Carnitine and fumarate playing complementary metabolic roles in energy production.
Demand continues to grow in functional food, beverage, and supplement segments. We see formulators choosing fumarate for effervescent tabs, ready-to-mix drinks, meal replacements, and even pet nutrition where taste, solubility, and shelf stability are decision drivers. As the ingredient scenes widen, clients appreciate the incremental benefits in each batch—lower dust, uniform blending, and easy certification under strict dietary claims.
Over the years, we have learned that sourcing inbound raw materials and maintaining control over every kilo of output directly impacts the final product’s safety and efficacy. We select fumaric acid by audit rather than price tag, verifying our partners’ consistency and analytical backing. Our L-Carnitine comes from a proprietary process, so each lot can be traced back along its entire journey—from chemical synthesis through quality checks to warehouse dispatch.
Workers operate under tightly regulated temperature and humidity conditions. Calibration of drying and milling technology ensures the right bulk density for easy packing and transportation. We avoid excess dust generation—a key safety concern—by investing in fluid-bed drying and enclosed transfer systems. Where micron-scale particle sizing is needed for instantized mixes, we apply secondary milling with inline analytical testers confirming the endpoint.
We produce to recognized food-grade and pharma-grade requirements, subjecting each lot to third-party testing for heavy metals, microbial contamination, and known allergens. Our facility underwent certification for GMP and FSSC standards, and our documentation approach focuses on clarity. In practice, this means robust COAs, batch traceability, and quick turnaround if an issue is discovered. We believe customers don’t just want “test passes”; they want to see that every product reflects the hands and eyes of a company focused on long-term partnership.
Our technical field team actively seeks feedback from application partners. A common example: A large-scale meal shake manufacturer reported improved processing after switching from carnitine tartrate to our fumarate version—less problem with shaker-clumping and easier dosing. These lived-experiences feed directly back into our next cycle of process optimization.
Many buyers ask about the differences between fumarate, tartrate, and other carnitine derivatives. The tartrate form offers higher carnitine concentration by weight yet tends to attract more moisture, complicating storage for long supply chains. Base L-Carnitine comes with an inherent stickiness and pronounced odor, leading to limitations in consumer-friendly blends and chewable formats.
L-Carnitine Fumarate balances a moderate carnitine percentage with smoother organoleptic properties and better flow in automated filling lines. The fumaric acid portion brings metabolic value as a Krebs cycle intermediate, a detail often overlooked but relevant for those seeking subtle but real nutritional differentiation. Our partners in formulation often select fumarate to avoid the slightly tart profile of tartrate, especially in applications such as ready-to-drink powders or gummies, where taste and texture drive repurchase.
Customers have returned to us year after year, noting that product stability translates into business stability. Finished goods containing this ingredient maintain taste, mouthfeel, and potency throughout their intended shelf life. Supplement manufacturers often find that L-Carnitine Fumarate outlasts other forms on their shelves, reducing return rates and complaints from the channel. Pet nutrition companies call attention to the clean-label possibilities; they benefit from a simple, single-source ingredient with a transparent chain of custody.
Bulk buyers, especially those experiencing temperature extremes in transit or warehouse, see fewer cases of product hardening. We work alongside these partners, offering real suggestions such as alternative packaging formats, multilayer bags, or room-temperature shipping recommendations.
The global appetite for functional nutrients, especially in the carnitine sector, drives pressure on supply chains and regulatory oversight. Cases of off-spec batches, adulteration, or improper labeling have cast a shadow in past years, impacting confidence from scalable nutrition brands. We recognize how fragile that trust can be—once quality falters, product recalls and negative consumer feedback spread quickly.
We hold our process and sourcing accountable both upstream and at finished goods. In addition to internal lab controls, we collaborate with external analytical houses for cross-validated, ISO-compliant data. As global regulations evolve—especially in Europe and North America—we maintain proactive dialogue with risk managers and compliance teams on both sides. In practice, that means each new regulation is met by a traceable adjustment, not just a rush to print new documentation.
In today’s environment, clients don’t just look for high-quality, effective product. They seek transparency behind every batch and an understanding that responsible chemistry underpins each kilogram. Our operations include full batch-level documentation, right down to inbound lot records for raw ingredients and continuous process histories. We log every deviation, analyze root causes, apply preventive training, and report on corrective actions to our customers and partners.
Emerging interest in sustainable manufacturing shapes how we produce L-Carnitine Fumarate. We invest in solvent recovery, water recirculation, and efficient energy systems for our reactors and drying rooms. By optimizing batches and scaling units appropriately, we minimize waste production to both meet regulatory standards and satisfy our own commitment to responsible stewardship. Our customers increasingly ask for environmental impact statements and specific carbon footprint charts—we share this information, both for their own reporting needs and as evidence of real progress rather than greenwashing.
As a direct manufacturer, our work does not end at the production gate. Shipping managers, quality control experts, and customer liaisons cooperate to reach customer locations worldwide, regardless of order size. Whether product ships to a nearby blend house or travels intercontinentally by sea and train, we monitor every transit phase for risk of weather, tampering, or customs delay.
Some projects demand private labeling or discrete-unit packaging, particularly for pharmaceutical use or clinical trials. In these cases, we hold back production for segregated, validated packaging runs—ensuring every unit reaches its destination in the intended physical and documented condition. Our real-world experience shows that the ability to adjust, fine-tune documents, and deliver direct from plant to customer saves both time and sourcing headaches, reducing friction for research groups and health product manufacturers alike.
A major European foodtech startup approached us after supplier inconsistencies derailed their product launches. Their R&D teams found wide variance in color and free-flow characteristics with other carnitine forms, leading to batch-to-batch irregularities in finished bars and beverages. By switching to our fumarate, their production reports stabilized; repeat runs yielded products identical in flavor, texture, and nutritional declaration across diverse climates. This sort of feedback—straight from the plant floor—fuels our ongoing focus on minimizing lot-to-lot and year-to-year variability.
A high-volume American contract packager faced labor slowdowns from powders bridging and “rat-holing” in hoppers. They shared live footage and data with our technical support center. After reviewing, we customized a fumarate grade with adjusted particle distribution and moisture spec, and provided storage protocol guidance. Downtime incidents dropped sharply, and output levels returned to expectations.
Beyond routine supply, we collaborate with university researchers and clinical teams interested in the metabolic effects of fumarate-based carnitine. Understanding the evolving evidence base, we design ingredient release profiles and match analytical standards for pilot and human trials. Such partnerships ensure our know-how feeds into real health outcomes, helping to clarify questions about bioavailability, synergistic effects, and optimal dosing.
Our teams take pride in ongoing education, updating stakeholders on both regulatory trends and subtle ingredient differences that might impact claims or functional results. Whether it’s a technical webinar, ingredient workshop, or site visit, we bring direct manufacturing insight to customers, not just catalog references or technical sheets.
Decades in chemical manufacturing have shown us that consistency, accountability, and partnership prove crucial in the crowded field of nutritional ingredients. L-Carnitine Fumarate combines practical stability, nutritional completeness, and solutions for the new landscape of dietary demands. We earn trust with every batch by standing behind our process, focusing on innovation rooted in customer realities, not laboratory fiction or marketing slogans. Through active feedback, steady improvement, and a willingness to listen, we aim to deliver both scientific credibility and real-world utility to every end user of our L-Carnitine Fumarate.