- Isomalt
- Isomalt, also known as palatinitol or isomalt in foreign countries, is an emerging functional edible sugar alcohol in the world in recent years and is an ideal sugar substitute
The unique physical and chemical properties, physiological functions and edible safety of isomalt have been fully confirmed by experiments, and it has been given the highest level of food safety "GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe)" by the US FDA, and its daily intake is not restricted. Its consumption has risen sharply in recent years. In developed countries such as Europe and the United States, it has occupied more than 50% of the market for sweeteners used in sugar-free foods.
- Description
- Cas No.534-73-6
Appearance: white crystalline powder
Solubility:Soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol.
- Aplication
- Mainly used as low calorie sweetener; filler; anti caking agent; glaze coating agent.
- Packaging Specification
- Crystal Isomaltol: 25kg bag,
- Storage Condition
- Isomaltol sholud be sealed and stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse .
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