Additives


Additives are substance which added into food to enhance appearance, flavor or shelf life of foods.

Product

Feature

  • Solubility increase in acid.
  • Stable in room temperature.

Function

  • Stimulant.
  • Flavouring agent.
  • Taste improver.

Feature

  • Avoid sedimentation and separation during the shelf life.
  • Delivering a milder sour flavor profile.
  • Give better shelf life of product.

Function

  • pH regulator.
  • Preservative.
  • Flavouring agent.

Feature

  • Color protecting agent.
  • High solubility at both low and neutral pH.
  • Dissolve quickly at low temperatures.

Function

  • Dough modifier.
  • Antioxidant.
  • Buffering agent.

Feature

  • Non-volatile.
  • Give mild acidity taste.
  • Antibacterial properties.

Function

  • Acidulant.
  • Flavor enhancing.
  • pH regulator.

Feature

  • Biodegradable.
  • It can be used as a water-rinseable degreaser.
  • Antibacterial effect.

Function

  • Solvent.
  • Beverage Flavouring.

Feature

  • Give better shelf life.
  • High water holding capacity.
  • Mask off-taste of high intense sweetener.

Function

  • Preservative.
  • Buffer pH.

Feature

  • Easily dissolved in hot water.
  • Reduce syneresis.
  • Improve hardness .

Function

  • pH enhancer.
  • Texture modifier.

Feature

  • Keep pH levels.
  • Mild acid flavor.
  • Not contain milk so could be used for vegetarian.

Function

  • Acid regulator.
  • Iron supplement.

Feature

  • Soluble in oil and alcohol.
  • Have a strong smell.
  • Stable in room temperature.

Function

  • Flavor enhancer.
  • Aroma enhancer.

Feature

  • Thermal stabilizer.
  • Water soluble.
  • Give acid taste.

Function

  • Energy booster.
  • Antioxidant.
  • Help reduce cardiovascular disease and reduce cholesterol and blood pressure.

Feature

  • Give hydrating properties.
  • Give cool flavor and sharp aroma.
  • Slightly soluble.

Function

  • Flavor enhancer.
  • Aroma enhancer.
  • Anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial.