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Collagen

Collagen acts in a comparable way to other widely used proteinaceous materials such as gelatine (which is produced from collagen) and isinglass (a fish collagen) to irreversibly bind and remove polyphenolic and tannin materials from wine.

Synonym(s): Not available at this time 
CAS Number: 9007-34-5 
E Number: Not available at this time 
INS Number: Not available at this time

International Organisations 

Codex Alimentarius 

-Food Category, Functional Class and Recommended Usage is not available at this time. 

International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) 

-Food Category, Functional Class and Recommended Usage is not available at this time. 

FIVS 

Classification Category 3 – Not naturally occurring in grapes and insignificant treatment residual in wine 

Recommended Usage 

Not available at this time

Usage in Winemaking: 

Collagen acts in a comparable way to other widely used proteinaceous materials such as gelatine (which is produced from collagen) and isinglass (a fish collagen) to irreversibly bind and remove polyphenolic and tannin materials from wine. These materials precipitate out and are removed along with most of the added collagen.

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