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What Vitamin C Is Made From Corn? An In-Depth Look at Ascorbic Acid

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Over 95% of the world’s vitamin C supplements are derived from a synthetic form called ascorbic acid, with the ultimate raw material often being corn or wheat. This industrial process transforms corn starch through multiple fermentation and chemical steps to create the isolated ascorbic acid molecule.

Is L-ascorbic acid from corn?

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Did you know that over 95% of the world's commercial L-ascorbic acid is produced synthetically, with a large portion derived from corn? The seemingly simple question, 'Is L-ascorbic acid from corn?', uncovers a complex industrial process that transforms a common crop into the vitamin C found in many supplements and fortified foods.