Emes KS 60 is a thin boiling potato starch derivative, used as binding and gelatinizing agent for the manufacture of wine and fruit gums as well as liquorice products.
Emes KS 60 is a good binding and gelling agent with good texturing properties for the manufacture of wine gums. By an additional combination with other gelling agents as e.g. gelatine, gums and jellies with many different textures can be achieved. As gelling and texturing agent with good chewing and taste properties Emes KS 60 can be used for the manufacture of soft liquorice products and fruit gums.
Emsland-Stärke GmbH produces potato starch, refined starch, fibres, proteins and potato flakes and granulates for the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. Starches, proteins and fibres are used as binding agents, thickeners, emulsifiers and stabilizing additives in food products. Emsland-Stärke’s products have application in confectionery, potato and dairy products, canned food, baked goods, and many more.
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