Eggshell Membrane
Eggshell membrane is a valuable source of proteins naturally containing collagen, elastin and several bioactive compounds.
Egglin's processed membrane raw materials are used in joint-health supplements, anti-aging cosmetics and premium animal nutrition.
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Specifications
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The parameters from the batch analysis certificate, each with the test method used to determine it.
Physical properties
- Taste
- NeutralSensorial
- Odour
- Characteristic
- Colour
- Pinkish-white powder
- Particle size
- 200–250 µm
Purity and safety
- Heavy metals (Hg, As, Pb, Cd)
- < 1 mg/kgICP-MS, NMKL 186
- Salmonella
- Absent in 25 gTS EN ISO 6579, MFHPB-20
- Enterobacteriaceae
- < 10 CFU/gTS 6579 ISO 7402
- Total aerobic count
- Max. 10² CFU/gFDA/BAM, MFHPB-18
- Moisture
- Max. 3 %TS 1743-ISO 1442, AOAC 925.09
Identification
- Product group
- Egg Membrane (EM), natural eggshell membrane powder
- Ingredients
- Chicken (Gallus gallus) eggshell membrane
- HS code
- 2106.10.00
- Production plant
- Bandırma, Türkiye
Storage and packaging
- Storage and shipment
- Cool and dry environment
- Shelf life
- 5 years from manufacture, unopened
- Packaging
- 5 kg bags, boxed according to order size
Allergen statement
Egg product. No artificial colours, preservatives or sweeteners. No dairy, starch, sugar, wheat, gluten, soy, corn, fish, shellfish, salt, tree nuts or GMOs. Suitable for vegetarians.
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheets and analysis certificates (August 2026). Values are product specification, not the result of a specific batch. We send the certificate for the batch supplied with every order.
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