Glucono Delta Lactone (GDL) is a natural food acid that comprises a carbohydrate with a lactone formation. GDL is found in honey, fruit juice, wine, and fermented products. GDL is metabolized to glucose and one gram of GDL is equivalent to one gram of sugar. It contributes to the tangy flavor of foods, lowers pH, and helps preserve food from deterioration. In food processing, GDL is used as a curing and pickling agent, a leavening agent, a pH control agent, and a sequestrant. Common applications of GDL include: bakery products, cheese/tofu, dairy/milk, fish/seafood, fruit & vegetables, meat, pasta/rice, and salad dressings/sauces.
PMP Fermentation Products/Fuso Chemical is a worldwide pioneer in the fermentation of natural and safe products. Their various items contribute to a more restorative life for a great many individuals worldwide through nourishment security and conservation, and as a source for environmentally disposed chemicals.
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