Is Bonchar Vegetarian?

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No. Bonchar refers to animal bone ash.

Bonchar and the Vegetarian Diet

Bonchar is a material derived from the incineration of animal bones. It is primarily composed of calcium phosphate and is used in different industrial and manufacturing processes, including filtration and as a polishing agent. While it has various non-food applications, its presence in food processing can be a concern for those following specific dietary restrictions, such as vegetarians or vegans.

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