MAK Food Company supplies multifruit, carob, fibre, honey and deionized fruit concentrates for nutraceutical formulation, with comparison based on documented composition, sensory characteristics and compatibility with the intended delivery system.
Sweetening and functional concentrates for nutraceuticals should be selected for a defined contribution to flavour, sweetness, texture and composition. Multifruit, carob, fibre, honey and deionized fruit references differ in their specifications. A functional ingredient designation alone does not establish a particular analytical profile.
MAK Food Company supplies multifruit, carob, fibre, honey and deionized fruit concentrates for professional nutraceuticals development. Compare soluble solids, documented sugar profile, acidity, colour, viscosity and product-specific composition. A change in sweetening ingredient can affect several aspects of the recipe. The exact grade and inclusion level should guide assessment alongside the other components.
Representative trials should assess sweetness balance, texture, mixing and storage behaviour. Assess the intended delivery system, manufacturing process and storage conditions using the complete formula. Establish any required nutrient or active content from the appropriate analytical documentation for the exact reference and finished product. Confirm the selected specification, relevant allergen information, packaging, handling requirements, storage conditions and shelf life before production.