Here's partial Material Safety Data Sheet info:
1 - CHEMICAL PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION AND COMPANY IDENTIFIACTION.
Product names : TANIN GALALCOOL - TANIN VR - TANIN VR Supra - TANIN VR Supra NF- TANIN
GALALCOOL - TANIN GALACOOL SP - QUERTANIN - TAN’COR - TAN’COR Grand Cru - TANIN PLUS -
BIOTAN - QUERTANIN EFFERVESCENT. Product use : winemaking
Supplier :
LAFFORT OENOLOGIE - B.P. 17
33 015 BORDEAUX CEDEX
Tel: 33.(0)5.56.86.53.04 Fax: 33.(0)5.56.86.30.50
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2 - COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS.
Substance/preparation of : Atomized extract of wood.
Chemical name : Tannin.
CAS number : 1401-55-4
EINECS number : 295-630-8
It's wood pulp. Or rather, bark. My guess is it is not much different from the regular, non-grape tannin most places sell, unless it's made from some special source wood.
Edit: Found this note on TANIN GALALCOOL on the Scottlab web site: Tanin Galalcool is derived from the gall nut of oak trees. It is referred to as a "white fluffy tannin" due to the color and nature of the product. It was specifically developed for addition to white wines because it is colorless. Tanin Galalcool is recommended for use on grapes that have Botrytis, other molds, or rot. It inhibits laccase activity, prevents oxidation and protects the must against browning. This tannin may be used in red wines when very subtle changes are desired.