Ingredient record

Trehangelins

Status

Not listed in the restriction annexes

In brief

Trehangelins are a group of natural compounds in which trehalose, a sugar, is joined to angelic acid, an organic acid. They were first isolated from an actinomycete bacterium, Polymorphospora rhizosphaerae, that lives inside plants.

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