| Antox TBHQ | Camlin Fine Chemicals | Antox TBHQ (Tert–Butyl Hydroquinone) is a white crystalline powder having a characteristic odour. It is soluble in alcohol and practically insoluble in water. It gives excellent antioxidant potency to edible oils and fats, minimizes nutritional losses in ...展開 Antox TBHQ (Tert–Butyl Hydroquinone) is a white crystalline powder having a characteristic odour. It is soluble in alcohol and practically insoluble in water. It gives excellent antioxidant potency to edible oils and fats, minimizes nutritional losses in edible oils, maintains freshness and quality of crude oils during long distance transportation, broadens the range of oils in food processing, offers carry through protection to fried foods, thus enhancing their storage life and freshness and facilitates use of saturated oils, thus preventing excess levels of cholesterol in oils and fats. It can be used in most oils, margarine, fried potato chips, nuts, cereal and peanut butter, etc.. 收起 | |
| Instant Buckwheat Powder | ECA Healthcare Inc. | Instant Buckwheat Powder is developed using patented green biotechnology by Zymebase Inc. The powder retains the cereals’ original aromatic flavors and nutrients, offering various health benefits. Buckwheat contains all 9 essential amino acid that is impo...展開 Instant Buckwheat Powder is developed using patented green biotechnology by Zymebase Inc. The powder retains the cereals’ original aromatic flavors and nutrients, offering various health benefits. Buckwheat contains all 9 essential amino acid that is important for our body. The powder comes in a low-sugar version (FDA-approved). It has excellent dispersibility in 0-100℃ water, making it versatile enough to be implemented in various applications including plant-based dairy alternatives, bakery ingredients, ice cream, etc. All products are non-GMO, Kosher, HALAL and FSSC22000 & FSVP certified. 收起 | |
| Isomaltooligosaccharide (IMO) | Kailu Ever Brilliance Biotechnology Co., Ltd. | Isomaltooligosaccharide (IMO) is a white powder derived from corn starch. This product is approximately 50% as sweet as sucrose, and it is most commonly used as a sugar substitute in dairy, baked good, confectionery, and cereal applications. |
