Coatings, icings and fillings are differentiated by a higher fat content in the chocolate. It is primarily the vegetable fats used that determine their properties. Depending on the temperature, they are essentially responsible for the taste and viscosity and affect the consistency, mouth feel, aroma and melting characteristics. The plants manufactured by NETZSCH for the production of coatings, icings and fillings are modular. This modular design minimizes the space requirement on the one hand and facilitates production expansion on the other.
NETZSCH Confectionery attend to their customers needs in the cocoa, chocolate, compound, filling cream and spread industry in their premises in Selb, Germany as well through several sister companies all over the globe. In the WhiteLab, set up solely for food and confectionery applications, the customers can see demonstrations and perform tests with the specialized NETZSCH Systems, as well characterize the product on rheology, particle size, moisture and others.
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