Is Pelargonic Acid vegetarian?

Pelargonic Acid, also called nonanoic acid, is a nine-carbon fatty acid that occurs naturally in some plants and can also be produced synthetically; it is a colorless oily liquid with a rancid odor, used in cosmetics and as an herbicide.

An ingredient is considered vegetarian if it avoids components derived from killing an animal.

Classifications are made to the best of our knowledge based on available scientific and regulatory sources. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of every entry, errors in the sources we draw from can always occur. This tool also cannot account for cross-contamination, which depends entirely on individual suppliers and producers. If you believe a classification is incorrect, you can report an issue.