This document discusses emulsifiers utilized in the bakery industry. It provides information on three main types of emulsifiers: lecithin, GMS (glycerol mono stearate), and sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate. Lecithin is a natural emulsifier extracted from soybean oil and egg yolks. GMS acts as an excellent flour strengthener and improves bread texture. Sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate is readily dispersible in dough and has high potential in many food applications. Emulsifiers are important in bakery products as they produce dough with better machinability, provide lubrication, form emulsions, and give desirable textures.
Food Additives in Beverages Needs and Perception-ILSI-AGM-2015-FINALSunil Adsule
This document discusses food additives in beverages. It notes that while additives have benefits like preserving foods and improving nutrition, some public perceptions of additives are negative due to unfamiliar chemical names and a lack of science literacy. Additives are important for food processing and help transform raw foods into stable, enjoyable foods. They are added to beverages for technological purposes like consistency, flavor, color, preservation and nutrition. Common beverage additives include sweeteners, acids, colors, flavors, stabilizers and preservatives. The document advocates that additives have important roles if used properly within regulatory limits.
This document discusses food additives that are commonly used in bakery products. It begins by defining food additives as substances added to food to maintain or improve safety, freshness, taste, texture or appearance. It then provides examples of specific additives used in bakery goods and categorizes them based on their functions, such as emulsifiers, raising agents, antioxidants, colors, preservatives, and flavors. The document notes that while some additives are necessary, others can be harmful if consumed in large quantities. It concludes by discussing natural food additives that can serve as healthier alternatives to some synthetic additives.
In the present context, the use of food additives is imperative.
Additives provides protection against food spoilage during storage, processing, transportation and distribution.
With the present degree of urbanization, it would be impossible to maintain food distribution without processing and packing with which many additives are involved.
The convenience food revolution would be not have been possible without food additives.
This document discusses food additives in beverages. It notes that while additives have benefits like preserving foods and improving nutrition, some public perceptions of additives are negative due to unfamiliar chemical names and a lack of science literacy. Additives are important for food processing and help transform raw foods into stable, enjoyable foods. They are added to beverages for technological purposes like consistency, flavor, color, preservation and nutrition. Common beverage additives include sweeteners, acids, colors, flavors, stabilizers and preservatives. The document advocates for additives and their role in helping produce safe, tasty foods while meeting consumer expectations.
Food additives play a critical role in food processing and the development of the modern food industry. They help maintain product consistency, improve or maintain nutritional value, maintain palatability and wholesomeness, provide leavening or control acidity/alkalinity, and enhance flavor or impart desired color. While concerns exist about perceived motives and potential risks, food additives have also been a major driver of innovation in the food industry by making new product formats and improved shelf life possible. India has a large and growing population as well as a food industry that remains fragmented and faces challenges in infrastructure, supply chains, and maintaining food safety standards. The Food Safety and Standards Act of 2006 consolidated food regulation in India under a single authority,
This document discusses emulsifiers utilized in the bakery industry. It provides information on three main types of emulsifiers: lecithin, GMS (glycerol mono stearate), and sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate. Lecithin is a natural emulsifier extracted from soybean oil and egg yolks. GMS acts as an excellent flour strengthener and improves bread texture. Sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate is readily dispersible in dough and has high potential in many food applications. Emulsifiers are important in bakery products as they produce dough with better machinability, provide lubrication, form emulsions, and give desirable textures.
Food Additives in Beverages Needs and Perception-ILSI-AGM-2015-FINALSunil Adsule
This document discusses food additives in beverages. It notes that while additives have benefits like preserving foods and improving nutrition, some public perceptions of additives are negative due to unfamiliar chemical names and a lack of science literacy. Additives are important for food processing and help transform raw foods into stable, enjoyable foods. They are added to beverages for technological purposes like consistency, flavor, color, preservation and nutrition. Common beverage additives include sweeteners, acids, colors, flavors, stabilizers and preservatives. The document advocates that additives have important roles if used properly within regulatory limits.
This document discusses food additives that are commonly used in bakery products. It begins by defining food additives as substances added to food to maintain or improve safety, freshness, taste, texture or appearance. It then provides examples of specific additives used in bakery goods and categorizes them based on their functions, such as emulsifiers, raising agents, antioxidants, colors, preservatives, and flavors. The document notes that while some additives are necessary, others can be harmful if consumed in large quantities. It concludes by discussing natural food additives that can serve as healthier alternatives to some synthetic additives.
In the present context, the use of food additives is imperative.
Additives provides protection against food spoilage during storage, processing, transportation and distribution.
With the present degree of urbanization, it would be impossible to maintain food distribution without processing and packing with which many additives are involved.
The convenience food revolution would be not have been possible without food additives.
This document discusses food additives in beverages. It notes that while additives have benefits like preserving foods and improving nutrition, some public perceptions of additives are negative due to unfamiliar chemical names and a lack of science literacy. Additives are important for food processing and help transform raw foods into stable, enjoyable foods. They are added to beverages for technological purposes like consistency, flavor, color, preservation and nutrition. Common beverage additives include sweeteners, acids, colors, flavors, stabilizers and preservatives. The document advocates for additives and their role in helping produce safe, tasty foods while meeting consumer expectations.
Food additives play a critical role in food processing and the development of the modern food industry. They help maintain product consistency, improve or maintain nutritional value, maintain palatability and wholesomeness, provide leavening or control acidity/alkalinity, and enhance flavor or impart desired color. While concerns exist about perceived motives and potential risks, food additives have also been a major driver of innovation in the food industry by making new product formats and improved shelf life possible. India has a large and growing population as well as a food industry that remains fragmented and faces challenges in infrastructure, supply chains, and maintaining food safety standards. The Food Safety and Standards Act of 2006 consolidated food regulation in India under a single authority,
This document discusses food additives and their uses. It begins by explaining that food additives are substances added to food to preserve or enhance qualities like flavor, taste, appearance, and shelf life. Additives can be intentional, like those used for enrichment or fortification, or unintentional, like residues from pesticides. The document then covers the functions and categories of various food additives like acids, colors, preservatives, sweeteners, and emulsifiers. It discusses regulations on additives and concludes by acknowledging image sources.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor, enhance taste and appearance, or improve shelf life. We use more additives now than in the past because we demand food that is nutritious, tasty, long-lasting, safe, and pleasing while also meeting conditions like temperature, sanitation, storage and packaging. Additives serve several functions including prolonging shelf life, changing color, enhancing flavor, improving nutrition, and preventing spoilage. They provide benefits like reducing food waste and costs while maintaining nutrient quality and safety, but some artificial colors and preservatives have been identified as potentially harmful. Additives are categorized and regulated according to their chemical properties and functions.
This document provides an overview of food additives and preservatives. It discusses how food preservation began with salting and smoking meats and how ancient civilizations used natural colorings and flavorings. The definition of a food additive is provided as any substance added to food during processing that affects the food's characteristics. Various types of additives are described, including colors, flavors, preservatives, thickeners, nutrients, and more. Their functions and examples are explained. Food additives are also classified as either intentional or unintentional.
http://www.unileverfoodsolutions.co.za/our-services/your-menu/Seductive_Nutrition | When creating your menu, you use many fresh and processed food products. Understanding the various ingredients and additives is all part of fully understanding the food labelling process. Once you understand these, you are sure to keep your guests happy.
Introduction to various types of food ingredients commonly used in food products — chemistry, physical and functional properties and applications in food products.
This document discusses food additives, including definitions, common types, and functions. It defines food additives according to WHO/FAO and Codex Alimentarius as non-nutritive substances intentionally added to foods in small amounts to improve properties like appearance, flavor, texture and storage. Common types of additives are vitamins, minerals, flavorings, colorings, and preservatives. Additives can be natural, manmade versions of natural substances, or artificial substances not found in nature. The document also lists some specific additives and their typical functions and products, such as sodium nitrate as a preservative, colorant and flavoring in meat processing.
Food additives are substances added to food to perform specific technological functions like preservation, shelf-life extension, coloration, and flavoring. They come from both natural sources like plants and animals as well as artificial sources using various chemicals. Common types of additives include preservatives, colors, flavors, and nutrients. Food additives are regulated and must be approved as safe for use by governing bodies like the FDA. They are added during processing to improve properties like storage, appearance, flavor, and nutrition.
Food additives are substances added to food during processing or packaging to preserve freshness, improve texture or flavor, or enhance appearance. They include preservatives, antioxidants, emulsifiers, colors, flavors, and more. Additives are classified as direct or indirect depending on whether they are intentionally added to a specific food. They serve various functions like maintaining nutrient value, controlling spoilage, and improving properties like texture, color and shelf life. Some common types of food additives are colors, flavors, sweeteners, preservatives, emulsifiers and thickeners.
The global preservative market was estimated to be $2552.4 million in 2016, growing at 2.5% CAGR. North America is the largest market, followed by Asia-Pacific. Emerging markets like China and India are driving Asia-Pacific's high growth. The food preservatives market in North America and Asia-Pacific contributes nearly 70%. Continuous demand for extended shelf life and convenience foods supports market growth.
This power point presentation is describe more information about the food additive.Presentation have a number of additive with their pictorial as well as theoretical description.
This is very knowledgeable for graduated and post graduated student.
Presentation are very strategic. I hope this is helpful for you.
1. The document defines food additives as any substance added to food during production, processing, storage, or packaging that is not a basic food ingredient.
2. There are two types of additives - intentional additives which are purposefully added to improve or change a food, and unintentional additives which may accidentally enter the food during production or processing.
3. Food additives are used for several reasons including protecting against spoilage, enabling convenience foods, fortifying foods with vitamins and minerals, improving color, flavor, and texture of foods.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor or enhance properties. They include colors, sweeteners, emulsifiers, antioxidants, and enzymes. Colors can be artificial like coal-derived Reds or natural from plant and animal sources. Sweeteners include natural sorbitol and stevia or artificial aspartame and saccharin. Emulsifiers like mono/diglycerides are used in products like margarine and ice cream. Antioxidants like vitamin C and E prevent oxidation. Enzymes aid processes like starch breakdown. Additives are regulated and assigned E numbers in the European Union.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve or enhance qualities like flavor, appearance, and texture. They are used for preservation, nutrition, convenience foods, appealing foods, and to aid processing. Common direct food additives include preservatives, colors, emulsifiers, stabilizers, and sweeteners. Additives are regulated and assigned E numbers in Europe. The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives evaluates the safety of additives.
Food additives can be direct or indirect. Direct additives are intentionally added during processing for purposes like preservation, texture, and flavor. Indirect additives may be present due to packaging or storage. Additives provide benefits like maintaining nutrition, freshness, texture, acidity, and appearance. They have played an important role in food safety and availability. Regulations require additives to be proven safe before use and subject to ongoing review.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor, enhance taste or appearance, or improve qualities. They have been used for centuries to preserve foods like bacon, sweets or wines. Legally, they refer to any substance intended to become a component or affect a food's characteristics. Additives are used to maintain safety, freshness, and nutritional value as well as improve taste, texture and appearance. Direct additives are added to a specific food, while indirect additives may be present due to packaging or storage. Common types of additives include preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, colors, and more.
Any substances added to food to maintain or improve its safety, freshness, taste, texture, or appearance.
WHO, in cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), is responsible for assessing the risks to human health from food additives.
Risk assessment of food additives are conducted by an independent, international expert scientific group – the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA).
Chemical additives as non preservativesamal shaukat
Chemical additives are used as non-preservatives to improve flavor, taste, nutrition, and the functional properties of foods. Flavors can be extracted from natural materials or synthesized. Flavor enhancers accentuate natural flavors without adding their own. Sugar, salt, and spices are used to improve taste. Nutrients like vitamins and minerals are added to fortify foods. Additives like emulsifiers, stabilizers, thickeners, and leavening agents are used to improve texture and structure. Preservatives like anti-ripening agents, sprout inhibitors, antimicrobials and antioxidants are used to increase shelf life by controlling ripening, sprouting, microbes and oxidation.
No processed food product is complete without the inculcation of Food Additives. With a growing concern over the nature and the amount of additives used in various food products, here is a market survey conducted by me giving a brief idea about the additives used in certain products available in the market. This presentation will give a consumer an overview of the 'not-so-known' ingredients which give our favorite snack that irresistible flavor.
This document discusses food additives, which are substances added to food to serve technological purposes like preservation or improving texture, taste, or appearance. It provides definitions of food additives and categories them into nutritional additives, processing agents, preservatives, and sensory agents. Specific additives are discussed under each category along with their functions and some examples. Maximum limits for various additives in different food items are also provided. The document aims to provide information on the types and uses of various food additives.
Chemvera Specialty Chemicals is a distributor of food and nutraceutical ingredients in India. It provides exclusive distributorships for flavoring, baking, dairy, snack, and nutraceutical ingredients from various global suppliers to customers in West India. The company aims to expand its ingredient and customer base across India through acquisitions and its sales, marketing, and distribution network. It serves customers in various food and nutraceutical segments by providing technical solutions and application knowledge.
Allied Soyatech aims to be a global leader in soy and sunflower products through developing customer-centric approaches and modern technology while ensuring food safety compliance. Its mission is to deliver multi-functional phospholipids to international markets in food, feed, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Allied prides itself on high quality standards and putting customers first.
This document discusses food additives and their uses. It begins by explaining that food additives are substances added to food to preserve or enhance qualities like flavor, taste, appearance, and shelf life. Additives can be intentional, like those used for enrichment or fortification, or unintentional, like residues from pesticides. The document then covers the functions and categories of various food additives like acids, colors, preservatives, sweeteners, and emulsifiers. It discusses regulations on additives and concludes by acknowledging image sources.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor, enhance taste and appearance, or improve shelf life. We use more additives now than in the past because we demand food that is nutritious, tasty, long-lasting, safe, and pleasing while also meeting conditions like temperature, sanitation, storage and packaging. Additives serve several functions including prolonging shelf life, changing color, enhancing flavor, improving nutrition, and preventing spoilage. They provide benefits like reducing food waste and costs while maintaining nutrient quality and safety, but some artificial colors and preservatives have been identified as potentially harmful. Additives are categorized and regulated according to their chemical properties and functions.
This document provides an overview of food additives and preservatives. It discusses how food preservation began with salting and smoking meats and how ancient civilizations used natural colorings and flavorings. The definition of a food additive is provided as any substance added to food during processing that affects the food's characteristics. Various types of additives are described, including colors, flavors, preservatives, thickeners, nutrients, and more. Their functions and examples are explained. Food additives are also classified as either intentional or unintentional.
http://www.unileverfoodsolutions.co.za/our-services/your-menu/Seductive_Nutrition | When creating your menu, you use many fresh and processed food products. Understanding the various ingredients and additives is all part of fully understanding the food labelling process. Once you understand these, you are sure to keep your guests happy.
Introduction to various types of food ingredients commonly used in food products — chemistry, physical and functional properties and applications in food products.
This document discusses food additives, including definitions, common types, and functions. It defines food additives according to WHO/FAO and Codex Alimentarius as non-nutritive substances intentionally added to foods in small amounts to improve properties like appearance, flavor, texture and storage. Common types of additives are vitamins, minerals, flavorings, colorings, and preservatives. Additives can be natural, manmade versions of natural substances, or artificial substances not found in nature. The document also lists some specific additives and their typical functions and products, such as sodium nitrate as a preservative, colorant and flavoring in meat processing.
Food additives are substances added to food to perform specific technological functions like preservation, shelf-life extension, coloration, and flavoring. They come from both natural sources like plants and animals as well as artificial sources using various chemicals. Common types of additives include preservatives, colors, flavors, and nutrients. Food additives are regulated and must be approved as safe for use by governing bodies like the FDA. They are added during processing to improve properties like storage, appearance, flavor, and nutrition.
Food additives are substances added to food during processing or packaging to preserve freshness, improve texture or flavor, or enhance appearance. They include preservatives, antioxidants, emulsifiers, colors, flavors, and more. Additives are classified as direct or indirect depending on whether they are intentionally added to a specific food. They serve various functions like maintaining nutrient value, controlling spoilage, and improving properties like texture, color and shelf life. Some common types of food additives are colors, flavors, sweeteners, preservatives, emulsifiers and thickeners.
The global preservative market was estimated to be $2552.4 million in 2016, growing at 2.5% CAGR. North America is the largest market, followed by Asia-Pacific. Emerging markets like China and India are driving Asia-Pacific's high growth. The food preservatives market in North America and Asia-Pacific contributes nearly 70%. Continuous demand for extended shelf life and convenience foods supports market growth.
This power point presentation is describe more information about the food additive.Presentation have a number of additive with their pictorial as well as theoretical description.
This is very knowledgeable for graduated and post graduated student.
Presentation are very strategic. I hope this is helpful for you.
1. The document defines food additives as any substance added to food during production, processing, storage, or packaging that is not a basic food ingredient.
2. There are two types of additives - intentional additives which are purposefully added to improve or change a food, and unintentional additives which may accidentally enter the food during production or processing.
3. Food additives are used for several reasons including protecting against spoilage, enabling convenience foods, fortifying foods with vitamins and minerals, improving color, flavor, and texture of foods.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor or enhance properties. They include colors, sweeteners, emulsifiers, antioxidants, and enzymes. Colors can be artificial like coal-derived Reds or natural from plant and animal sources. Sweeteners include natural sorbitol and stevia or artificial aspartame and saccharin. Emulsifiers like mono/diglycerides are used in products like margarine and ice cream. Antioxidants like vitamin C and E prevent oxidation. Enzymes aid processes like starch breakdown. Additives are regulated and assigned E numbers in the European Union.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve or enhance qualities like flavor, appearance, and texture. They are used for preservation, nutrition, convenience foods, appealing foods, and to aid processing. Common direct food additives include preservatives, colors, emulsifiers, stabilizers, and sweeteners. Additives are regulated and assigned E numbers in Europe. The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives evaluates the safety of additives.
Food additives can be direct or indirect. Direct additives are intentionally added during processing for purposes like preservation, texture, and flavor. Indirect additives may be present due to packaging or storage. Additives provide benefits like maintaining nutrition, freshness, texture, acidity, and appearance. They have played an important role in food safety and availability. Regulations require additives to be proven safe before use and subject to ongoing review.
Food additives are substances added to food to preserve flavor, enhance taste or appearance, or improve qualities. They have been used for centuries to preserve foods like bacon, sweets or wines. Legally, they refer to any substance intended to become a component or affect a food's characteristics. Additives are used to maintain safety, freshness, and nutritional value as well as improve taste, texture and appearance. Direct additives are added to a specific food, while indirect additives may be present due to packaging or storage. Common types of additives include preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, colors, and more.
Any substances added to food to maintain or improve its safety, freshness, taste, texture, or appearance.
WHO, in cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), is responsible for assessing the risks to human health from food additives.
Risk assessment of food additives are conducted by an independent, international expert scientific group – the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA).
Chemical additives as non preservativesamal shaukat
Chemical additives are used as non-preservatives to improve flavor, taste, nutrition, and the functional properties of foods. Flavors can be extracted from natural materials or synthesized. Flavor enhancers accentuate natural flavors without adding their own. Sugar, salt, and spices are used to improve taste. Nutrients like vitamins and minerals are added to fortify foods. Additives like emulsifiers, stabilizers, thickeners, and leavening agents are used to improve texture and structure. Preservatives like anti-ripening agents, sprout inhibitors, antimicrobials and antioxidants are used to increase shelf life by controlling ripening, sprouting, microbes and oxidation.
No processed food product is complete without the inculcation of Food Additives. With a growing concern over the nature and the amount of additives used in various food products, here is a market survey conducted by me giving a brief idea about the additives used in certain products available in the market. This presentation will give a consumer an overview of the 'not-so-known' ingredients which give our favorite snack that irresistible flavor.
This document discusses food additives, which are substances added to food to serve technological purposes like preservation or improving texture, taste, or appearance. It provides definitions of food additives and categories them into nutritional additives, processing agents, preservatives, and sensory agents. Specific additives are discussed under each category along with their functions and some examples. Maximum limits for various additives in different food items are also provided. The document aims to provide information on the types and uses of various food additives.
Chemvera Specialty Chemicals is a distributor of food and nutraceutical ingredients in India. It provides exclusive distributorships for flavoring, baking, dairy, snack, and nutraceutical ingredients from various global suppliers to customers in West India. The company aims to expand its ingredient and customer base across India through acquisitions and its sales, marketing, and distribution network. It serves customers in various food and nutraceutical segments by providing technical solutions and application knowledge.
Allied Soyatech aims to be a global leader in soy and sunflower products through developing customer-centric approaches and modern technology while ensuring food safety compliance. Its mission is to deliver multi-functional phospholipids to international markets in food, feed, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Allied prides itself on high quality standards and putting customers first.
Here you will get a basic info of Synthite Company
Synthite is the world's largest producer of Value added spice extracts and natural spice powder with ventures in the food flavouring, real estate and hospitality industry.
The document provides information about SVK Foods Enterprise and their flagship brand Mr. Calorie. SVK Foods aims to provide balanced and nutritious food with high quality and hygiene standards. Their vision is to become a leading food service provider in India and internationally. So far they have served over 80,000 meals to over 2,000 customers across various industries. They focus on maintaining Indian taste while keeping the food healthy. SVK Foods adheres to various quality and compliance certifications.
The document is a report submitted by Sushant Anil Patil for his diploma in electrical power systems. It includes acknowledgements, contents, and initial chapters on the organizational structure and layout of VKL Seasoning Pvt Ltd where he completed his industrial training. It describes the company's vision, organizational structure, types of products and services. It also provides an overview of major equipment used in the food processing industry for preparation, mixing, sorting, and engineered material handling systems.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Yatin M. Sonkusale. It summarizes his professional experience and qualifications. He has 3 years of experience working as an Executive in R&D at Drytech Processes (I) Pvt. Ltd. His responsibilities there include new product development, conducting trials, ensuring quality standards, and satisfying customers. He holds an M.Sc. in Food Science and Technology. His objective is to work in a leading food or nutraceutical company that provides opportunities for learning and development.
Come experience the journey of this amazing company through this presentation. We hope you will find this useful in your search to be a part of VVF as a customer, consumer, employee, vendor, supplier or just a social enthusiast. Here are some useful links: VVF Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9-11MRULvk
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Haneil Soytaech Pvt. Ltd. is an Indian company located in central India near a major soybean producing region of Madhya Pradesh. They specialize in producing and supplying soy-based products like soy lecithin in liquid, granule, and powder forms. The company prioritizes quality, integrity, and developing long-term relationships with suppliers and customers.
Your Future Starts Here. Your Future Starts with VVF.Amit Sanas
At VVF, we don't just offer jobs; we provide a platform for individuals to unlock their true potential and embark on a journey of growth and fulfillment. As a global leader in the chemical and personal care industries, VVF is more than a workplace—it's a community that values innovation, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
Why Choose VVF?
Innovation at the Core: Join a company that thrives on innovation. At VVF, we encourage and celebrate creative thinking. Your ideas are not just welcomed; they are the catalysts for our continued success.
Global Exposure: With a presence in over 25 countries, VVF offers a truly global work experience. Collaborate with diverse teams and contribute to projects that impact markets worldwide.
Sustainability Matters: Be part of a company committed to sustainability. VVF is dedicated to environmental responsibility, and we take pride in contributing to a more sustainable future.
Learning and Development: Your growth is our priority. Benefit from continuous learning and development programs designed to enhance your skills and empower you to take on new challenges.
Work-Life Harmony: We believe in fostering a healthy work-life balance. Our flexible work arrangements and supportive environment enable you to thrive both professionally and personally.
Diverse and Inclusive Culture: At VVF, diversity is not just a buzzword; it's our strength. Join a team that values and celebrates differences, fostering an inclusive culture where everyone feels heard and appreciated.
Join Us on the Journey: Your Career Awaits
Embark on a career with VVF and become part of a dynamic and forward-thinking organization that values its employees as the driving force behind its success. Together, let's create a future where innovation, sustainability, and personal growth converge.
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Vestige marketing plan & product information Invincible Nova
1. Vestige was founded in 2004 in New Delhi and has since expanded internationally, maintaining stringent quality standards in production.
2. The company offers a wide range of health, personal care, oral care, and agricultural products that have received several certifications and awards.
3. As a direct selling company, Vestige provides representatives with business development materials and compensation plans including bonuses for product sales and sponsoring other representatives.
Business plan: Coconut chip company-Kerala ANANDHU BALAN
Ever Green is a startup company producing healthy coconut chips snacks. It is owned by five partners and focuses on developing tasty yet healthy snacks. Currently, it produces four flavors of coconut chips made from sliced and dehydrated coconut meat that is soaked in sugar syrup. The chips are gluten-free, cholesterol-free, and contain no added oil. Ever Green aims to market its coconut chips globally and expand its product lineup in the future.
A STUDY ON THE WORKING OF KEO FOOD PRODUCTSJaya Jagan
The document summarizes a study conducted on Keo Food Products Pvt. Ltd., which manufactures various types of pickles. It describes the company's profile, departments, production process, products, and key findings. The main departments discussed are finance, production, quality testing, sales and marketing. It also provides insights into the company's brand, sales channels, SWOT analysis, and concludes with recommendations.
A STUDY ON THE WORKING OF KEO FOOD PRODUCTS (P) Ltd.,mathankeo
The study helps to understand the food processing industry in general ; with specific understanding of selected company in terms of procurement ,marketing techniques, manpower management, finances and operations, distribution methods under the identified sector
We are pleased to introduce ourselves as a Speciality food Ingredient, flavour & Speciality Nutraceutical Ingredient Distribution house based out of Mumbai, India, specialising in the distribution of ingredients to the Food, Beverage , Dairy , Bakery and Nutraceutical industries segment
We specialise in growing the market share for our Principals, by technical expertise and solution providing abilities. Our primary focus is on concept selling ensuring a longer product life cycle for our Principals, and also providing a niche to our clients, wherein, they are provided quality products through our focused distribution network in all regions of India. We have sales personnel present in Mumbai as well as New Delhi who focus on specific sectors mentioned above herein.
We are keen to be associated with your company for the distribution of your products in the Indian Market. To begin with we would like to Import a food Ingredient and Flavour & Speciality Nutraceutical Ingredient range from your company. We would like to have a long term Business association with your company. With our experience of more than a decade of Marketing Speciality food Ingredient & Speciality Nutraceutical ingredient in India, I am confident that with your support we can grow together in this market.
This document provides an overview of nutraceuticals and functional foods. It discusses how nutraceuticals are differentiated from functional foods and pharmaceuticals. It also lists some common nutraceutical ingredients like whey protein, soy protein, antioxidants, herbs, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamins and minerals. Finally, it discusses some popular product categories in nutraceuticals like weight management, digestive health, brain health, and joint health supplements.
Amishi Drugs & Chemicals Pvt Ltd is an ISO 9001:2008 certified manufacturer and exporter of pharmaceutical drugs and chemicals located in Ahmedabad, India. They produce a range of products including microcrystalline cellulose, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, calcium carboxymethyl cellulose, crospovidone, sodium starch glycolate, pregelatinized starch, and magnesium stearate. The company has over 150 employees and 27 years of industry experience. Quality assurance is a core focus, with testing facilities and adherence to international standards. Products are shipped globally by air, road, and sea.
The document provides a business plan for Mentzer Company Limited, an Indian corporation that produces freshly blended fruit juices. The plan outlines the company's vision to be a leading producer in India through world-class performance. The mission is to provide healthy juice products with a commitment to making a positive impact. Key objectives include survival, growth, developing a good public image, earning profits, innovating, and satisfying customers. The plan also discusses the company's values, CSR initiatives, products, production process, markets, competitors, and promotional strategies.
We " Amrut International" established in the year 2001 are a leading manufacturer of Liquid Glucose, Food Colour, Instant Drink Powder, Flavouring Essence, Chocolate Colour Flavour, Alkalized Cocoa Powder, Baking Powder, Instant Drink Powder Sugar Free, Rose Syrup, Corn Starch Maize Starch etc.
Heritage Conservation.Strategies and Options for Preserving India HeritageJIT KUMAR GUPTA
Presentation looks at the role , relevance and importance of built and natural heritage, issues faced by heritage in the Indian context and options which can be leveraged to preserve and conserve the heritage.It also lists the challenges faced by the heritage due to rapid urbanisation, land speculation and commercialisation in the urban areas. In addition, ppt lays down the roadmap for the preservation, conservation and making value addition to the available heritage by making it integral part of the planning , designing and management of the human settlements.
3. Company Introduction
Location : 10, Indraprastha 1-C, Raheja Township,
Jitendra Road, Malad (East), Mumbai – 400 097.
Founded : 1989
Supply Capacity : As per the Customer demand
Business Scope : SUPPLY OF BAKERY INGREDIENTS
FSSAI License No.: 10012022000599
GSTIN No.: 27AABCB9186E1ZJ
CIN No.: U 51397 MH 2002 PTC 137273
IEC Code No.: 0302052844
Memberships: IMC : IMC 11950 Dt. : 04.08.2014
AECCI : AECCI/Mem/16-17/070
PHARMEXCIL : PXL/ME/VII/RO/BPPL/5015/2007-08.
4. Bimal Pharma Pvt. Ltd. , has obtained full trust and strong support
from its business partners home and abroad due to its,
• Great Business Reputation,
• Scientifically Effective Operation and
• Abundant Technology & Talents.
Bimal Pharma will keep on making assiduous contribution to the
development of the world, Bakery Ingredients Industry.
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5. Company Overview
28 Years of Excellence
•Your most Trusted & Reliable Indian Business Partner.
•Team of Technocrats with more than 25 / 30 years experience.
•All Products with Consistent Quality with as low “Impurities
Profile” as possible.
•All Food Chemicals now with FSSAI License
FSSAI License No.: 10012022000599
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6. Policy of The Company
• Consistency in Quality ;
• Prompt and Scheduled Deliveries ;
• Effective and Efficient communication skill ;
• Complete and Perfect Documentation ;
• Effective Participation in Technical discussion with Materials
and Production Depts., for their changing needs like Physical
characteristics of the product, Impurity level, in the product
and its packing size / material
7. Philosophy of The
Company
• Do not act as mere “Supplier” but
as “In-House Problem-Solver” (of the clients).
• Do not give “Just a product” but
a product that performs to “Individual Needs”.
• Do not believe in resting on your laurels, but
constantly identify new business opportunities and
prepare to march ahead into the future.
• Growth comes through vitalization of both,
the people and the organization.
8. Vision
• To become a Respected Company in Food Industry, known for
its Technical Capabilities, cGMP commitments, Total Quality
Management (TQM), Concepts and Deliveries.
• The Vision is to Grow and expand and venture into Marketing
of a variety of Food Ingredients & Additives with consistent
Quality with as low “Impurities Profile” as possible.
Mission
• The mission is to apply Scientific Approach to each and every
aspect of Manufacturing and Global Supplies, by Effective
Participation in Technical discussion with the Customers
worldwide, thereby to attain Leadership in the products
ventured.
9. People Care
•We contribute people care to the well-being of society, our
valued customers & ourselves.
•We respect & value our Team Members & Global Customers
and, ensure their growth & share our gains with them.
Integrity
•We conduct our business with honesty & sincerity with all our
stake holders.
•We deliver what we promise.
Our Values
10. • The company considers Marketing as “Relationship Building”.
• Relationship Building is only on “Long Term Association”.
• Relationship that is based on Trust, Mutual Respect and
Mutual Benefits.
• The Company regards its customers as Co- promoters of its
products.
Marketing Strategy
11. Ingredients For Biscuit /
Bakery Manufacturing
Approved Ingredients
Permitted by FSSAI (for Foods)
The Main Ingredients for Biscuit making are Flours, Sugars and Fats.
To these ingredients, various small ingredients are added for Leavening,
Flavoring and Texture.
We offer these small ingredients as per latest FCC IX & EU Standards.
Leavening Agents (Raising Agents)
• Ammonium Bicarbonate (“Vol”)
(NH4)HCO3 [E- 503 (ii)]
• Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate (SAPP)
[E- 450(a)] (Disodium Pyrophosphate)
14. Certificates / Honors
Qualified & Certified for its use in
Food Industries
Health Certificate
(issued by Export Inspection Council of India)
(Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt. of India)
COO (Certificate of Origin)
(issued by IMC Chamber of Commerce & Industry)
(set up by Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India)
Non- GMO Non Allergen Dioxin Free
15. Natural Food Color for
Bakery Products
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• Titanium Dioxide, FCC VIII / E-171.
(White Pigment 6) (Natural White Color)
• Specification as per Commission Directive,
EU 95 / 45 / EC, for use in Food Stuff.
• Used as Colorant for Cakes & Mayonnaise,
Cookies, Biscuits & White Chocolates.
16. Functions of
Ingredients
Ingredients
•All Bakery Food Products have to stay in top condition over a
much longer period of time than home cooked food.
•Additives are used so that these foods still have a consistently
high quality.
•These Ingredients are added to food products for maintaining their
Microbial and Chemical Stability of Foods or Delay or even stop
Food Rancidity.
•Functions :
•Improve the Taste or Appearance of a processed food
•Improve the Keeping Quality or Stability of a food
•Improve Shelf Life or Storage Time
•Ensure Nutritional Value
•Maintain Uniform Quality and to Enhance Quality parameters like
Flavour,Color etc., in large scale production
17. Sweeteners
(Non-Nutritive or alternative Sweeteners)
Substances that impart sweetness to food but supply little or no
energy to the body.
Functions :
•Provide Texture in Baked Foods
•Humectant in Cakes
•Adds bulk to baked foods
•Strengthens “mouth feel” in Baked Foods.
•They allow Diabetics to have sugar free but sweet tasting food.
18. Antioxidants
Functions :
•Oxidation is a destructive process , causing loss of nutritional
value and changes in chemical composition.
•Antioxidants are added to food to slow the rate of oxidation and
thereby to retain the original color of the product & if used properly,
can extend the shelf life of food in which they have been used.
Emulsifiers
Functions:
•Emulsions in food are mixtures of oil and water.
•Emulsifier keeps the mixture stable and prevents the oil and water
from separating into two layers.
•Make food appealing.
•Effect on the texture of food.
•Prevent the growth of Moulds in low fat spreads.
•Aid in processing and help maintain quality and freshness.
19. Preservatives:
Functions:
•All Preservatives are Effective growth inhibitors of molds and
bacteria, and are widely employed in the bakery industry to prevent
microbial spoilage and to extend Shelf Life.
Detailed Specifications :
Available on request
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Quality Control
Our Specilization is throughout
•Raw Materials strict Testing and Acceptance
•Production Control
•In-process Quality Testing
•Finished Product Testing
•Application Testing
Improving the performance to meet different customers
different needs.
21. Customers
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22. M/s. BIMAL PHARMA PVT. LTD.
10, Indraprastha 1-C, Raheja Township,
Jitendra Road, Malad(East),
Mumbai-400 097., India.
Ph. no.: 022-2877 6031 / 022-2877 6639
Mob. No.: 09322591096 / 09702968181
Direct No. : 022- 28775166
Email ID : bimalpha@mtnl.net.in / jp2@vsnl.com
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