What is the primary use of carboxylic acids in the food industry?

A. Flavoring agents
B. Preservatives
C. Acidulants
D. All of the above

Answer: All of the above

Additional Information: Carboxylic acids serve as flavoring agents, preservatives, and acidulants in the food industry.

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