Articles Tagged with ''tapioca''

American Key Food Products has introduced King Lion Modified Tapioca Starch, designed to improve stability, thickening and texture in dairy products such as yogurts, puddings and flan. The ingredient also offers heat, shear and freeze-thaw stability, making it suitable for a range of processed and frozen food applications.

Products labeled both "wild harvested" and "organic" may seem contradictory, but USDA rules allow uncultivated crops to earn certification under strict harvesting and land-management requirements. From organic allulose and maple syrup to Amazonian superfruits and wild botanicals, brands are finding new ways to bring certified organic ingredients to market.

The expansion into prebiotic fiber ingredients had expanded fiber use from its traditional home within grain foods to a broader range of categories, including soft drinks and confectionery. Innova Market Insights actively monitors a broad range of trends—including global macro trends, lifestyle forces, consumer insights, ingredient trends, and new food and beverage product launches—that all show the impact of fiber use on various levels.

Gummy and chewy candies offer a range of textural attributes, but new research from Cargill finds not every bite is equally pleasing to consumers.

Sourced from AKFP’s Asian production partner, native waxy tapioca starch is a gluten-free, clean-label, non-GMO ingredient high in amylopectin, that possesses a unique combination of functionalities which make it an effective stabilizer, thickener, and emulsifier.

In response to continued consumer demand for label-friendly ingredients, Cargill expanded its processing capabilities of its sweetener plant in Cikande, Indonesia, to more than double the company’s production capacity for organic, non-GMO tapioca syrup.

The dissolving stickers are 100% natural with a tapioca base that kids say tastes like marshmallows or cotton candy. StickyLickits do not contain sugar, additives, or allergens like soy, dairy, or peanuts.