GPI 200 is a high fiber food grade kappa Carrageenan hydrocolloid, derived from the processing of dried Eucheuma cottonnii seaweed. GPI 200 is used in further processed meat products such as hams and emulsified products. It is extremely fine in particle size and is also highly dispersible, making it ideal foe use as an extender to increase yields. GPI 200 is also used as a stabilizer to control purge or syneresis.
GPI is a global business specializing in Carrageenan for the meat industry. Their product portfolio include products for different markets that cover Culinary, Jellies, Confectionery, Bakery, Beer, Beverages, Dairy, Sauces, Vegetarian, Seafood, Poultry and Meat markets. They continually strive to understand their customer needs because they believe this generates the synergy that fuels innovation and leads to mutual success.
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