Hot sale natural plant extract 70% CITRUS FIBER with good price CAS NO.478-01-3
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Keywords
- citrus fiber
- citrus extract
- FIBER
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- ProName: Hot sale natural plant extract 70% CI...
- CasNo: 478-01-3
- Molecular Formula: C21H22O8
- Appearance: Yellow brown fine powder
- Application: FOOD AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRY
- DeliveryTime: 5-10days
- PackAge: Aluminous bag or plastic bags ,drum
- Port: Ningbo
- ProductionCapacity: 5000 Kilogram/Week
- Purity: 98%
- Storage: store in a cool dry place, avoiding su...
- Transportation: BY air or By DHL
- LimitNum: 0 Metric Ton
- Heavy Metal: free
- Valid Period: 3 years
Superiority
Nobiletin+Tangeretin 30% 60% Citrus Bioflavonoids Powder
Bakery food (such as baked fillings, wheat bran-free baked goods)
Control water activity and extend shelf life
Increase dough resilience
Maintain freeze-thaw stability
Replace fat and reduce calorie
Increase product toughness and enhance texture
The dosage varies according to the product type: between 0.25%-1.00%
Details
Introduction:
Extract Source: fruit peel of Citrus nobilis or C.aurantium L.
Active Ingredients: Hesperetin
CAS No.: 478-01-3
Molecular Formula: C21H22O8
Molecular Weight: 402.39
Specifications: Hesperetin 40 - 98%
Appearance: Off white powder
Introduction
Hesperetin is a bioflavonoid and, to be more specific, a flavanone. Hesperidin (a flavonone glycoside) is water-soluble due to the presence of the sugar part in its structure, so on ingestion it releases its aglycone. Although not as juicy or delicious as the inside of an orange, the peel is edible, and has been consumed particularly in environments where there is scarcity of resources and where maximum nutritional value must be derived and minimal waste generated (for example, on a submarine).The peel of an orange has increased vitamin C and fiber. Most of the vitamin C is located in the zest rather than the pith. However, high concentrations of pesticides have been found in orange peels.Some organizations recommend that one should only consume the peels of organically grown and processed oranges, where chemical pesticides or herbicides would not have been used on the peel.Orange peel contains citral, an aldehyde that antagonizes the action of vitamin A. Therefore, anyone eating orange peels should make certain that their dietary intake of Vitamin A is sufficient.