Unicell®PF 90 products are natural, insoluble, highly refined cellulose fibers derived from hard wood and fibrous plants. Cellulose is a natural building material of all plant structures. This product is ideal for use in soups and sauces, cheese, yogurts, frozen dessert cream/ice cream, and diet products because it is an anti-caking agent, a flowability agent, and it provides improved freezing and thawing stability. Unicell® PF 90 has a max of 45% through a 32μm screen or sieve.
Interfiber is a developer and supplier of bamboo, wheat, and cellulose fibers used in the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company provides a broad range of ingredients that include Unicell Wheat Fiber WF 200, Unicell Bamboo Fiber BF 500, Unicell Cellulose Fiber PF 90, and more. These products are widely used in dairy foods, wafers and cookies, beverages, dietary products, and baked goods.
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