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A life style of your choice .Aloe vera-based drinks and bee-derived cosmetics, dietary supplements, and personal care products at your door step.
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This document provides information on various health and nutrition products from Forever Living Products, including their Aloe Vera Gel, Aloe Berry Nectar drink, Forever Freedom joint supplement, Forever Active Probiotic supplement, and Forever Bee Pollen supplement. It describes the ingredients and benefits of each product and includes pricing information. The document aims to promote Forever Living Products' proprietary blends of juices, extracts, supplements and other items designed to support a healthy lifestyle.
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The document provides information on Chemvera Specialty Core Team members Niharika Jain and Mahendra Mehta and their backgrounds. It then discusses functional beverages, noting they are non-alcoholic drinks with added ingredients for health benefits beyond basic nutrition. Examples include sports drinks and teas. The document also provides details on the whey protein market and ingredients, formulations, and production of whey beverages.Product manual english
Questions About Aloe Vera
Questions About Aloe Vera
Q. What does 100% stabilized Aloe Vera Gel mean?
A. Aloe Vera Gel comes from the inner part of the plant (the so called inner gel). The photo shows this being hand filleted from the leaf. The term Aloe Vera Juice is often used to describe the gel, but is properly only used to describe Aloe Latex a substance found just under the skin of the leaf that contains Aloin, a powerful laxative. Aloe Vera Gel (as with most vegetable matter) has limited keeping properties, and will decay quite quickly. It is essential therefore to stabilize the gel quickly to prevent this natural decay. The preservation process involves adding natural preservatives so the maximum possible concentration of Aloe Vera Gel is about 98% of actual plant derived gel. The term 100% stabilized refers to the concentration of the stabilized product used in manufacture, and when you see this term you can be sure that the gel has not been diluted or bulked up with other substances. Forever Living Aloe Vera Gel varies in concentration from about 85% (Bits n Peaches) to about 98% (Plain Gel).
Q. Are Juice and Gel the same thing?
A. No they are not, and there is much confusion over this. Juice strictly refers to Aloe Latex a bitter substance just under the skin of an aloe Vera leaf. Gel refers to the translucent interior of the leaf (inner leaf gel). In terms of consumer products the International Aloe Science Council (IASC) allows the term "Juice" to be used for a liquid containing only 15% certified Aloe Vera. To qualify as "Gel" the product must contain at least 85% certified Aloe Vera. Certified means that the Aloe Vera content has been tested for purity and concentration. All Forever Living Aloe Vera Gel contains at least 85% certified Aloe Vera Gel from the inner leaf.
Q. I have not seen your products in the shops?
A. The range of Forever Living Products (FLP) is only available through Independent Distributors, and is not made available for retail sales. FLP always has the interests of it's distributors at heart, and permitting the products to be sold retail would undermine the distributor network. This would be contrary to the wish of Rex Maugham, founder of Forever Living Products, to empower ordinary people to achieve success through selling the FLP range.
Q. Why should I buy Forever Living Aloe Vera products?
A. Forever Living Products (FLP) are the world’s largest grower and distributor of Aloe Vera, with extensive plantations in the USA and Caribbean. FLP knows exactly where and how its Aloe Vera was grown, and can be sure that no pesticides or herbicides were used in its production. FLP controls the whole process, and its Aloe Vera gel is extracted by hand from freshly harvested mature leaves, and stabilized to protect its essential content within hours. FLP do not add any artificial coloring or flavoring to the gel!
FLP use Aloe Vera as the main ingredient in its products not as an addition.
Sial 2012
The document introduces an Israeli Food Pavilion at an event, inviting attendees on a culinary journey through Israel via their senses. It highlights the pavilion's unique food products from Israel and their advantages, including innovation, blending cultures, and suitability for health and global trends. The pavilion will feature various Israeli companies with gluten-free, whole grain, olive, spice, tea and beverage products. Visitors can experience these foods and learn more about each company at booth Hall 4 4L 024.
Le Bono Collection - 2015 Brand Catelog
Le Bono Collection represents a curation of the best sustainable and wellness brands, products and services available in Asia. We hope you enjoy discovering them as much as we have.
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This document provides an overview of flavours used in food industries. It discusses the history and classification of flavours, as well as methods for producing natural flavours through extraction, distillation, and biotechnology. It also covers techniques for producing artificial flavours synthetically. The document aims to educate readers on the various flavour manufacturing processes and categories used in food production.
Bio2You profile1
Bio2You is a manufacturer of natural cosmetics from Latvia that uses seabuckthorn in over 180 unique products. Seabuckthorn is known as nature's most balanced fruit and contains over 190 nutrients including vitamins, fatty acids, minerals and more. Bio2You products are primarily sold in Latvia through over 300 stores, and are also distributed in other European countries as well as Malaysia, the UK, and Saudi Arabia. The company aims to continue expanding its markets.
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This document provides an overview of beverages, including their classification and common types. It discusses non-alcoholic beverages like fruit juices, coffee, tea, and carbonated drinks. It also covers alcoholic beverages including beer, wine, brandy, and whisky. For each type of beverage, the document outlines key characteristics, production processes, and potential deterioration reactions over time. It concludes with statistics on market sizes and growth rates for the soft drink, alcoholic beverage, tea, and coffee industries in India.
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Fitness Coffee Web Presentation
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- 1. BOTANICAL INNOVATIONS Flavours, Fragrances and Ingredients
- 2. ABOUT US Botanical Innovations Australia a bio technology company which following two years of research and development utilising proprietary technologies has created new and innovative nutraceutical flavours, fragrances and ingredients. The companies unique range of phenolic rich ingredients include plant extracts, fermented plant extracts, cold pressed oils and powders. The company’s three core products winner Food and Beverage Industry Award for Innovative Ingredient 2017, 2018 and finalist 2019 include Apple Sweetener a sugar replacer made from apples, Apple Cider Vinegar Powder a prebiotic and natural preservative and Zero Alcohol Wine Powders with the flavour and aroma of wine from which is derived. Featured Celebrating Australian Food and Agribusiness Innovations Book by FIAL (The Australian Government Program Food Innovation Australia Limited) 2017, 2018 and 2019.
- 3. KEY PRODUCTS Apple Cider Vinegar Powder Apple Sweetener Zero Alcohol Wine Powders
- 4. ZERO ALCOHOL WINE POWDERS A unique range of wine powders which retain the flavour of the wine they were made from without the alcohol. These powders are made from wine. These powders are not low alcohol substitutes. Wine powders are made from wine that has undergone a traditional oenology (wine making) process that is vinification of wine, starting with the selection of the fruit, its fermentation into alcohol and finishing. The raw material is good wine. The alcohol is then gently removed via proprietary technology and dried to ensure the flavour and aroma of the wine remain. ZERO ALCOHOL WINE WITH DEPTH, FLAVOUR AND AROMA OF WINE. Shiraz Powder Pinot Noir Powder Cabernet Sauvignon Powder Chardonnay Powder Riesling Powder Sauvignon Blanc Powder
- 5. APPLE SWEETENER Apple Extract Flavour, Sweetener is a new natural fruit flavour and or sugar replacer for foods and beverages and natural healthcare products with a Brix of 65-70. Botanical Innovations has concentrated Phenolic Rich Phytonutrients in the Apple Extract Flavour, Sweetener retaining natural Antioxidants, Polyphenols including Phenolic Acids and Flavonoids. Apple Extract Flavour, Sweetener also contains concentrated Quercetin, Triterpenoids, Ursolic Acid, Vitamin A, Vitamin C and Minerals. Botanical Innovations Apple Extract Flavour and Sweetener is novel and unique as is made from whole apples it is not a juice concentrate. It is 100% Australian apple with no additives or preservatives. Botanical Innovations Apple Extract Flavour and Sweetener is a natural apple flavour and sweetener which combines energy and fructose with the nutritional value of whole apples.
- 6. APPLE CIDER VINEGAR POWDER Botanical Innovations spray dried apple cider vinegar is a natural prebiotic flavouring and a natural preservative. This versatile ingredient can be used to flavour chips, snacks and beverages providing a natural vinegar flavour. The product can also be added to variety of foods and beverages as a natural preservative for shelf life extension. Natural preservative applications include baked goods including bread, biscuits, snacks and beverages. Prebiotics are a type of non-digestible carbohydrate found Botanical Innovations Apple Cider Vinegar, which promotes the growth and activity of good bacteria in the gut. Apple Cider Vinegar Powder is a prebiotic flavouring for snacks foods, potato and vegetable chips, functional foods, condiments, sauces, powder mixes, beverages and may be used as a standalone spice. This is a versatile ingredient with a broad range of applications. Botanical Innovations Apple Cider Vinegar Powder is made from 100% Australian grown apples which is slowly naturally fermented and then spray dried creating a unique functional ingredient for food preservation, shelf life extension and prebiotic flavouring.
- 7. CONTACT US Kerry Ferguson T: +61488196527 E: KerryFerguson@botanicalinnovations.com.au botanicalinnovations.com.au