Technical Data & Documents

Natural Soda’s sodium bicarbonate is a pure, naturally-produced product. All grades meet purity standards and particle size distribution requirements and are approved for the stated applications.

Grades & Uses

The following table shows Natural Soda’s available grades with some common applications. Please contact our sales team to request a copy of Natural Soda’s Safety Data Sheet and product Technical Data Sheets. Request sheets »

Grade	Product Uses
NS USP Grade #1 Powder NS Food Grade #1 TFF NS FCC Grade	Cake, pancake and ready-mixes; candy; catalyst manufacture; fire extinguishers; food colors; food conditioner; paper making; excipient pharmaceuticals; self-rising flours; starches; sugar refining; textiles
NS USP Grade #2 Fine Granular	Baking powders; excipient pharmaceuticals; prepared cake mixes; special cleansers
NS USP Grade #5 Coarse Granular	Carpet deodorizers; detergents; dry bleaches; effervescent salts
NS USP Grade	Bath bombs, personal care, and deodorant.
NS Industrial Fine Powder #3	Deodorant powders, dry fire extinguishers, rubber and plastics manufacturing.
NS Industrial #5 Coarse Granular NS Industrial Grade	Industrial applications; leather tanning; oil well drilling fluids; swimming pool treatment; waste water treatment and fire extinguishers
NS Feed Grade	Animal feed products

Certifications

OMRI (Organic Material Review Institute) Listed for use in Organic Production

NS Kosher Passover

NSF (Public Health and Safety) Certification

Halal

Available Studies

Tucker, W. B. et al. 1992. Sodium Bicarbonate or Multielement Buffer via Diet or Rumen: Effects on Performance and Acid-Base Status of Lactating Cows. J. Dairy Sci. 75: 2409-2420.

Kohn, R. A. and Dunlap, T. F. 1998. Calculation of the Buffering Capacity of Bicarbonate in the Rumen and In Vitro. J. Anim. Sci.. 76:1702–1709.

Khorasani, R. Factsheet: Dietary buffering requirements of the lactating dairy cow. Dairy Research and Technology Centre. University of Alberta.

Zinn, R. A. 1991. Comparative feeding value of steam-flaked corn and sorghum in finishing diets supplemented with or without sodium bicarbonate. J. Anim. Sci. 1991. 69:905-916.

Balnave, D. and Muheereza, S. K. 1997. Intermittent lighting and dietary sodium bicarbonate supplementation for laying hens at high temperatures. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research. 49(2) 279 – 284.

Yörük, M. A. et al. 2004. Laying Performance and Egg Quality of Hens Supplemented with Sodium Bicarbonate During the Late Laying Period. International Journal of Poultry Science 3 (4): 272-278, 2004.