| EMFIBRE EF 200 | Emsland-Stärke GmbH | Emfibre EF 200 is manufactured out of kernel of yellow peas. | Request Sample |
| Pea Fiber | Alliance Grain Traders | Pea fiber is a fine powdered material made from the milling of the seed coats of peas. Pea fiber provides nutritional benefits including dietary fiber fortification, low calorie formulation, and allergen, gluten, and lactose free solutions, as well as yie...Vea Mas Pea fiber is a fine powdered material made from the milling of the seed coats of peas. Pea fiber provides nutritional benefits including dietary fiber fortification, low calorie formulation, and allergen, gluten, and lactose free solutions, as well as yield improvement in formulated pet foods. Pea fiber is a food grade ingredient used to increase the dietary fiber content of pet food formulations without altering flavor, aroma and color properties. Pea fiber concentrate offers non-GMO solutions with excellent water- and fat-binding properties. The viscosity, yield improvement and texturizing properties of pea fiber make it an excellent natural solution for any plant-based pet food formulations. Pea fibers are created without the use of any processing aids or chemical compounds and are certified gluten-free and non-GMO. Vea Menos | |
| Pea Fibre | REINERT GRUPPE Ingredients GmbH | Pea Fibre is a binding agent that is used in boiled sausage applications. This product is used to improve the firmness of the mass. | |
| VITACEL® Pea Fiber | J. Rettenmaier & Söhne GmbH & Co. KG | VITACEL® Pea Fiber is a dietary fiber concentrate, consisting of a composition of insoluble and soluble dietary fibers as well as resistant starch. It is a non-allergenic food additive with a total dietary fiber content of approximately 70%. The product i...Vea Mas VITACEL® Pea Fiber is a dietary fiber concentrate, consisting of a composition of insoluble and soluble dietary fibers as well as resistant starch. It is a non-allergenic food additive with a total dietary fiber content of approximately 70%. The product is used in vegetables, meat, and soups. Vea Menos |
