Is Cetearyl Glucoside Corn Free?

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Sometimes. Cetearyl glucoside is used in food manufacturing and may be derived from or processed with corn. Please contact the manufacturer for details.

Cetearyl Glucoside and the Corn Free Diet

Cetearyl glucoside is an emulsifier and surfactant commonly used in both the food and cosmetic industries. It is a compound derived from cetearyl alcohol and glucose, the latter of which can be sourced from various plants, including corn. This ingredient helps to stabilize and improve the texture of products by allowing oil and water to mix effectively.

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