CITRIC ACID PRODUCTION FERMENTATION PROCESS
Although citric acid is mostly produced from starch or sucrose based media using liquid fermentation, a variety of raw materials such as molasses, several starchy materials and hydrocarbons have also been employed. Classified raw materials used for citric acid production in to two groups: [4] I. Raw materials with a low ash content from which ...
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