Carrageenans are polysaccharides (galactose) with varying degrees of sulfatation (between 15% and 40%). They are extracted from red seaweed and used as thermoreversible gelling and thickening agents. Natural options are also available.
Deoiled lecithin is highly concentrated lecithin in powder and granule form. It is a food emulsifier and is composed of a complex mixture of different constituents (phospholipids, glycolipids, carbohydrates and triglycerides). Lecithin is a surface-active...view more
Deoiled lecithin is highly concentrated lecithin in powder and granule form. It is a food emulsifier and is composed of a complex mixture of different constituents (phospholipids, glycolipids, carbohydrates and triglycerides). Lecithin is a surface-active additive with emulsifying and dispersing properties and has the capability to interact with other substances such as proteins or starches, producing synergetic effects. view less
Pectin is an ingredient and a natural component of plants especially abundant in fruit such as apples and citrus. Pectin is associated with cellulose in plant tissues, where it plays a fundamental role in determining their mechanical properties. Cargill’s...view more
Pectin is an ingredient and a natural component of plants especially abundant in fruit such as apples and citrus. Pectin is associated with cellulose in plant tissues, where it plays a fundamental role in determining their mechanical properties. Cargill’s pectin is derived from the peel of citrus fruits. Due to its versatility throughout a wide range of pHs and soluble solids, pectin is a vital ingredient in food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries. Natural options are also available view less
Lecithin is a food emulsifier and is composed of a complex mixture of different constituents (phospholipids, glycolipids, carbohydrates and triglycerides). Lecithin is a surface-active additive with emulsifying and dispersing properties and has the capabi...view more
Lecithin is a food emulsifier and is composed of a complex mixture of different constituents (phospholipids, glycolipids, carbohydrates and triglycerides). Lecithin is a surface-active additive with emulsifying and dispersing properties and has the capability to interact with other substances such as proteins or starches, producing synergetic effects. view less
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