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Chemir Analytical Services
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Quality issues or product failures can cause manufacturing shut-downs, customer complaints or even legal disputes. These problems include contamination, off-flavors/colors/odors, toxic substances, migration/leaching and packaging failures. When these non-routine problems occur, food and beverage manufacturers may need to call on an outside analytical laboratory. These facilities feature ...
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Bartek Ingredients
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The Self-Teaching Guide for Food Acidulants was developed by Bartek Ingredients Inc. for product developers working in foods and beverages. It provides a basic understanding of acidulants and their functional properties. There are two ways of selecting acidulants for a product application —
the trial & error method, which costs and leads to ,
Product formulators can predict acidulant properties ...
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Bartek Ingredients
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Sucralose is used in many new beverages because it is much sweeter than sucrose and is stable in beverage systems. The use of sucralose in foods and beverages will increase dramatically during the next few years, according to a recent analysis by Morgan Stanley.
Sucralose has a sweet aftertaste, as shown by various sensory studies on the temporal profile of sweeteners. The results from one study ...
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Bartek Ingredients
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Drinks That Won’t Decay: Beverage Formulation for Oral Health
There are two oral health problems that have been associated in the popular media with the consumption of soft drinks: dental caries and dental erosion. This article reviews what causes these two conditions and current trends in beverage formulation related to these conditions.
D ENTAL caries, or tooth de- cay, is a pit in the tooth ...
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Bartek Ingredients
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Choosing the right beverage acidulant is vital in order to achieve a desired flavour profile, acidity and mineral dilution. Increasingly, secondary acidulants are also finding a role in masking the aftertaste of high intensity sweeteners
T HERE are seven beverage acidulants in commer- cial use. These are Citric, Fumaric, Lactic, Malic, Phosphoric, and Tartaric Acids, and recently in- troduced, ...
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