Finamul (1909) is an emulsifier based on vegetable oil (non GMO). It is a replacement for Soya lecithin in chocolate coatings and compound recipes. Finamul (1909) is used to reduces viscosity and improved the flow properties in chocolate coatings.
Fine Organics is a leading producer of specialty additives for many industries including food and several other specialty applications. The additives that are produced by Fine Organics for the food industry fall under either Specialty Products (6 products), Emulsifiers (20 products) or Anti-fungal agents/Preservatives (2 products). They cater to the needs of chocolate, confectionery, pasta, noodles, soft drink, dairy, biscuit, ice-cream and bakery manufacturers.
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