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Emulsifier

Soya Lecithin

  • Source: Soya bean
  • Composition: Phosphatidylcholine (PC), phosphatidylethanolamine (PE), phosphatidylinositol (PI)
  • Function: Emulsifier, antioxidant, wetting agent, improver, viscosity agent
  • Approved use: Food, feed, industrial and pharmaceutical additive

Soya Lecithin is extracted from soya bean and consists of three phospholipids, phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylinositol. It is used as a food, feed, industrial and pharmaceutical additive and is one of the most widely used natural emulsifiers worldwide. Packing runs from 20 kg plastic drums to 200 kg iron drums, and liquid, powder, NON GMO, water soluble, hydrolysed and modified variants are all part of the range.

Why buyers specify this grade

  • Natural emulsifier that also works as antioxidant, wetting agent, improver and viscosity agent
  • Three-phospholipid composition, PC, PE and PI, from soya bean
  • Liquid, powder, NON GMO, water soluble, hydrolysed and modified variants available
  • 20 kg plastic drum or 200 kg iron drum, or packing to customer specification
  • One additive qualified across food, feed, industrial and pharmaceutical use

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Specification

Phospholipid typesPC, PE, PI
Packing20 kg plastic drum, 200 kg iron drum, or customer specification
VariantsLiquid, powder, NON GMO, water soluble, hydrolysed, modified

Technical data

Source
Soya bean
Composition
Phosphatidylcholine (PC), phosphatidylethanolamine (PE), phosphatidylinositol (PI)
Function
Emulsifier, antioxidant, wetting agent, improver, viscosity agent
Approved use
Food, feed, industrial and pharmaceutical additive

Quality control

  • Supplied against the agreed variant specification with TDS and MSDS at shipment
  • Sample COA available on request
  • NON GMO status confirmed in writing where that variant is ordered

Where it is used

  • Emulsification in candy and chocolate
  • Baking and wafer production
  • Ice cream crisps and frozen confection
  • Feed, industrial and pharmaceutical additive use

Who buys it

  • Chocolate and confectionery manufacturers
  • Bakery and wafer producers
  • Ice cream and frozen dessert plants
  • Feed and pharmaceutical formulators

Problems it solves

  • Chocolate viscosity too high for moulding without raising the cocoa butter dosage
  • Separation in emulsified systems that need a natural rather than synthetic emulsifier
  • NON GMO sourcing requirements from a retail customer
  • Needing a water-soluble or hydrolysed form for an aqueous system where standard lecithin will not disperse

Packing and options

  • Liquid or powder form
  • NON GMO / GMO free grade
  • Water soluble, hydrolysed or modified lecithin
  • 20 kg plastic drum, 200 kg iron drum, or packing to customer need

How it compares

Standard liquid lecithin is the economical default for chocolate and baking. Choose the powder where dry blending is easier, the water soluble or hydrolysed grade where the system is aqueous and standard lecithin will not disperse, and the NON GMO grade where the end customer audits soya origin.

Handling and storage

  • Store in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from any fire source
  • Keep sealed, protect from light and rain, and keep away from strong acid or alkali
  • Transport lightly and protect the packaging from damage

FAQ

Soya Lecithin questions buyers ask

What is soya lecithin made of

Three types of phospholipids, phosphatidylcholine (PC), phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) and phosphatidylinositol (PI), extracted from soya bean.

Do you supply NON GMO lecithin

Yes. NON GMO / GMO free soya lecithin is one of the available variants, alongside liquid, powder, water soluble, hydrolysed and modified grades.

What packing is available

20 kg plastic drums, 200 kg iron drums, or packing according to customer special need.

Which food applications use it

Candy and chocolate, baking, wafers and ice cream crisps, as a natural emulsifier, antioxidant, wetting agent, improver and viscosity agent.

How should it be stored

Cool, dry and ventilated, away from fire sources, sealed against light and rain, and away from strong acid or alkali.

Can it be used in feed and pharmaceutical products

Yes, it is used as a food, feed, industrial and pharmaceutical additive.

Download TDS, MSDS and sample COA

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