E352
Calcium Malate/Calcium Hydrogen Malate
Halal
Usage: Food Acid
Calcium salt of malic acid (E296)
Is Calcium Malate (E352) Halal?
Yes — E352 (Calcium Malate) is listed as halal by MUIS.
Why is E352 halal?
MUIS lists E352 (Calcium Malate) as halal. It is manufactured synthetically from non-animal raw materials. The status applies to the additive itself; the finished product still needs its other ingredients checked.
About Calcium Malate
Calcium malate is the calcium salt of malic acid, used as a calcium fortifier and acidity regulator. It is more bioavailable than some other calcium salts.
Commonly Found In
- calcium-fortified beverages
- supplements
- infant nutrition
Source & Origin
SyntheticFood AcidVeganVegetarian
How to check on the label
- E352 on its own is not a reason to avoid a product.
- The finished product still needs its other ingredients checked — look for a halal certification logo (MUIS, JAKIM, MUI, HMC or similar) when in doubt.
- Halal status here follows the MUIS food additive listing; rulings can differ between certification bodies.
Alternatives
Frequently asked questions
Is Calcium Malate (E352) halal or haram?
E352 (Calcium Malate/Calcium Hydrogen Malate) is halal for Muslims according to the MUIS food additive listing. Calcium malate is the calcium salt of malic acid, used as a calcium fortifier and acidity regulator.
What is E352?
Calcium malate is the calcium salt of malic acid, used as a calcium fortifier and acidity regulator. It is more bioavailable than some other calcium salts.
Where is E352 commonly found?
E352 is commonly found in calcium-fortified beverages, supplements, and infant nutrition.
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Halal status source: MUIS Food Additive Listing ·
Information on this page is for general reference only. Halal-status data is sourced from MUIS. For current regulatory status, allergen warnings, or dietary advice, please consult your local food safety authority or a qualified professional.