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C*Tex Modified Starch
Applications
Dairy, BakeryTrends & Insights
Plant-basedDescription
C Tex® modified starch offers a variety of texturizing benefits, including thickening, optimized viscosity, smoothness, good acid, heat, and surface tension stability, especially in situations requiring long shelf life. In addition, its optimizable mouthfeel properties allow it to be used in a wide range of products from sauces to fruit preparations.
Vaniköy F85
Applications
Beverages, Dairy, Fruit preperations, Sports NutritionTrends & Insights
Sugar ReductionDescription
Vaniköy F85 fructose syrup can help formulators meet challenging demands by 30% sugar reduction. Vaniköy F85 is a 85% pure fructose syrup, it draws its sweetness from the same type of sugar found in most fruits at high levels. Fructose, or fruit sugar as it’s often called, is the sweetest of all naturally occurring sugars.Vaniköy F85 Plus
Applications
Beverages, Dairy, Fruit preperations, Sports NutritionTrends & Insights
Sugar ReductionDescription
Vaniköy F85 Plus is sweeter than sucrose, enabling formulators to deliver the same sweet taste at lower usage levels, reducing both calories and sugar content.
Vaniköy SweetBalance ®
Applications
Confectionary, BakeryTrends & Insights
Sugar Reduction, Plant-basedDescription
Vaniköy SweetBalance® is derived from corn starch, whereby the basic polymeric structure is retained. SweetBalance® serves as highly useful tool in various food formulations.
Poli 18: Maltodextrin
Applications
Confectionary, BakeryTrends & Insights
Sugar ReductionDescription
Poli 18 is a liquid maltodextrin syrup which has DE value lower than 20, 70% dry solid . It provides a cost effective sugar reduction solution compared to the fibers and low relative sweetness versus sucrose. Derived from corn starch, whereby the basic polymeric structure is retained, Poli 18 serves as highly useful tool in various food formulations.

Native Starch
Applications
Confectionary, BakeryTrends & Insights
Clean Label, Plant-basedDescription
Native starches are derived from sources such as maize, waxy maize, high amylose maize, wheat, tapioca and potato; native starches are generally used for the purpose of food texturizing and thickening. They are dispersable in cold water and swell to different degrees depending on the temperature used. Native starches have very good thickening, gelling, moisture retention and anti-staling properties.
Baklava Starch
Applications
ConfectionaryTrends & Insights
Plant-basedDescription
Baklava starches are derived from corn; they are generally used for the purpose of easier spread dough and texture. They have anti-caking and dusting properties. They are dispersable in cold water and swell to different degrees depending on the temperature used.
Confectionary Starch (MS03055)
Applications
ConfectionaryTrends & Insights
Clean Label, Plant-basedDescription
Low hot paste viscosity of Cargill’s label friendly thinned starches allows for improved depositing in high solid confectionery products. Confectionery starch can be cooked with sweeteners and water to a low moisture content without becoming viscous.Confectionary Starch (MS03055) helps;
- to reduce viscosity to allow to use the starch at higher percentages and improve depositing in high solid confectionery product,
- increase water dispersibility, controls gel strength, provides faster and firmer gel formation.

Confectionary Starch (N9310)
Applications
ConfectionaryTrends & Insights
Clean Label, Plant-basedDescription
Low hot paste viscosity of Cargill’s label friendly thinned starches allows for improved depositing in high solid confectionery products. Confectionery starch can be cooked with sweeteners and water to a low moisture content without becoming viscous.It helps to;
–reduce viscosity to allow to use the starch at higher percentages and improve depositing in high solid confectionery product
–Increase water dispersibility, controls gel strength, provides faster and firmer gel formation

Confectionary Starch (Thinset53)
Applications
ConfectionaryTrends & Insights
Clean Label, Plant-basedDescription
Low hot paste viscosity of Cargill’s label friendly thinned starches allows for improved depositing in high solid confectionery products. Confectionery starch can be cooked with sweeteners and water to a low moisture content without becoming viscous.It helps to;
–reduce viscosity to allow to use the starch at higher percentages and improve depositing in high solid confectionery product
–Increase water dispersibility, controls gel strength, provides faster and firmer gel formation

Fructose - Glucose Syrups
Applications
BeveragesTrends & Insights
Plant-basedDescription
Derived from corn starch, Fructose & Glucose Syrups give food and beveragess sweetness, nutritive, sensory and physical properties. They comes in a stable liquid form, is clear in color and as such does not require additional processing. It is a cost-effective alternative to invert sugar syrups and sugar-glucose-fructose syrup blends. Our range of fructose-glucose syrups with a fructose content 55-95% of gives these cereal sweeteners moderate to high relative sweetness. They offer a wealth of functional benefits, such as controlled browning and freezing point depression, in addition to significant cost and process efficiencies.
Glucose Syrups
Applications
Beverages, Fruit preperations, Confectionary, BakeryTrends & Insights
Plant-basedDescription
Our wide range of glucose syrups are characterized by lower to moderate relative sweetness, higher viscosity and body compared to sucrose, and inhibition to crystallization. They can be tailored to offer the right level of sweetness and functional properties.

