Vitamin B1 Powder

For food fortification, dry premix, and supplement powder projects, with sourcing focused on form stability, specification fit, documentation, and bulk packaging support.

Vitamin B1 powder on this page is supplied as thiamine mononitrate, a commonly used commercial form for dry systems where handling stability, specification alignment, and export-ready bulk supply matter.

  • Supplied on this page as thiamine mononitrate
  • Suitable for food fortification and dry premix systems
  • Commonly used in supplement powder applications
  • COA, SDS, and specification sheet available
  • Sample and bulk packing support for B2B sourcing

Tell us your application, target specification, and destination market so we can support grade selection, documentation review, and packaging recommendations.

Vitamin b1 powder

Quick Specs

Identity

INCI Name

Thiamine Mononitrate

Alias

Vitamin B1 Powder; Thiamine Mononitrate; Vitamin B1 Mononitrate; Thiamine Mononitrate Powder

CAS Number

532-43-4

Molecular Weight

327.36

Quality

Assay

USP / BP / EP or agreed specification

Grade

Food Grade, Pharm Grade

Standards

BP, USP, EP, FCC

Assay Method

HPLC

Handling

Appearance

White to almost white powder

Form

Powder

Solubility

Slightly soluble in water; application suitability should be confirmed according to the intended dry system and process design

Applications

Food fortification, dry premix systems, supplement powders, and animal nutrition premix projects

Commercial Terms

MOQ

MOQ depends on packaging and specification.

Lead Time

3–7 working days for standard items; bulk orders by schedule.

Incoterms

EXW / FOB / CIF / DAP / DDP

Sample

Free sample (shipping charged)

Quality & Documents
COA (per batch) • SDS/MSDS • TDS/Spec sheet (on request). Additional statements depend on product and market.

Product Overview

Vitamin B1 Powder is a water-soluble vitamin ingredient commonly used in food fortification, dry premix, and supplement sourcing projects.

On this page, it is supplied as thiamine mononitrate, and buyers often review form suitability, standard alignment, and handling stability before technical or commercial evaluation.

It is commonly considered for fortified flour, cereal blends, supplement powders, and premix systems, with document support and bulk packaging options available for sourcing reference.

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Applications

Food Fortification
Suitable for flour enrichment, cereal fortification, and related food systems where Vitamin B1 is required as a nutritional fortification ingredient.

Dry Premix Systems
Suitable for vitamin premixes and powder-based systems where handling stability and compatibility with dry ingredients are important.

Dietary Supplements
Suitable for multivitamin powders, sachets, and related supplement systems where Vitamin B1 is part of a broader formula.

Animal Nutrition / Feed Premix
Can also be considered for premix and feed-related vitamin systems where dry-form processing and packaging practicality matter.

How to Choose the Right Grade / Form

For food fortification projects
Confirm the intended food system, target standard, and specification basis before supplier comparison.

For premix systems
Review handling stability, packing size, and document scope before commercial evaluation.

For supplement powder applications
Confirm whether the selected form and agreed specification match the intended delivery system and process.

Before ordering
Confirm intended use, target standard, required packaging format, destination market, and technical document requirements before commercial evaluation.

Technical & Formulation Notes

Technical Notes

This page is based on thiamine mononitrate as the commercial form of Vitamin B1 powder.

For procurement review, the most important points are usually form confirmation, specification alignment, handling stability, and packaging suitability for the intended dry system.

Thiamine mononitrate is commonly selected for projects where dry blending, fortified food systems, or premix handling are important.

Compared with more water-soluble forms, this form is often preferred where lower hygroscopicity and dry-system practicality are valued in production or storage planning.

For dry premix systems, confirm compatibility with the rest of the vitamin or mineral blend before commercial scaling.

For fortified food applications, handling stability and uniform distribution are usually key evaluation points.

For powder blends and sachets, sealed storage and moisture control should be considered during formulation and warehouse handling.

For large-volume projects, packing format and lot-level documentation should be confirmed before order placement.

Pilot testing is recommended when Vitamin B1 is introduced into a new dry system or fortification process.

QC review may include appearance, identification, assay, loss on drying, residue-related items, microbiological suitability where applicable, and packaging integrity.

COA, SDS/MSDS, and technical specification documents can be provided according to project scope and destination-market requirements.

Product specifications

TestSpecificationMethod
AppearanceWhite to almost white powderVisual
IdentificationPositivePer specification
AssayUSP / BP / EP or agreed specificationPer specification
Commercial FormThiamine MononitrateReference
CAS No.532-43-4Reference
SolubilitySlightly soluble in waterPer specification
Loss on DryingAs agreed specificationPer specification
Residue on IgnitionAs agreed specificationPer specification

Storage, Shelf Life & Packaging

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place in tightly sealed containers.

Protect from moisture, direct sunlight, and unnecessary exposure during storage and transportation.

Shelf Life

Shelf life should follow the agreed specification, original packing condition, and validated storage environment.

Packaging integrity and batch label compliance should be checked before use.

Packaging & Logistics

Sample Packing
Small evaluation quantities can be packed in sealed foil bags for technical review.

Bulk Packing
Standard supply can be arranged in cartons, drums, or other agreed export packing formats according to order volume and application type.

Customization
Specification alignment, packing format, labeling support, and selected commercial customization can be discussed according to project needs.

Logistics & Documents
COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS/specification sheet, and related technical support documents can be provided for sourcing evaluation and export coordination.

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Supply, Documentation & Customization

Documents & Compliance

COA, SDS/MSDS, and TDS/spec sheet available based on product and market requirements.

Customization & Private Label

Custom packing, private label, and labeling support available depending on product type and order scope.

Commercial Support

Sample, lead time, and incoterm options can be discussed according to destination market and supply plan.

Why Source From Lifeworth

Clear communication on commercial form and specification scope
Support for buyers who need a clearer sourcing discussion around thiamine mononitrate, dry-system suitability, and document planning.

Dry-system and fortification-oriented supply support
The product is positioned with attention to practical handling, packaging integrity, and application fit rather than broad sales-style language.

Batch documentation support
COA per lot with SDS/MSDS and TDS available for technical, quality, and purchasing review.

Export-ready bulk handling
Packaging, labeling, and shipment coordination can be arranged for international sourcing projects.

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FAQ

1) What form of Vitamin B1 is supplied on this page?
This page is based on thiamine mononitrate as the supplied commercial form of Vitamin B1 powder.

2) Is this page suitable for food fortification projects?
Yes. This form is commonly considered for fortified flour, cereal blends, and related dry food systems.

3) Is Vitamin B1 Powder on this page suitable for dry premix systems?
Yes. It is commonly reviewed for dry premix and powder-based applications where handling stability matters.

4) Can you provide sample quantities?
Yes. Samples can be arranged for technical and sourcing evaluation.

5) What documents are usually available?
COA, SDS/MSDS, and technical specification documents are commonly available.

6) Do you also offer another Vitamin B1 form?
Yes. Thiamine hydrochloride is also available on a separate product page for projects that require a different form profile.

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