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Food & Beverage - Europe, Middle East, Africa
  • Lecithins
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Cargill Lecithins in Bakery

Lecithins in Bakery

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As consumer preferences have shifted toward simpler labels and more familiar sources, food and beverage manufacturers are facing challenges every day to reformulate for a label-friendlier product.

Baking bread requires only a handful of ingredients, not all of them label-friendly.

The Cargill range of lecithins helps bread manufacturers deliver the recognizable ingredient label that consumers want, without compromising on functionality.

Our Offering

Our range of lecithin solutions for bakery products offers fully functional solutions for emulsification, dough handling, volume and freshness improvement in bread.

A broad range of high quality lecithins with a reliable source of supply,  offering full flexibility of choice when formulating for a cleaner label, without compromising on functionality.


Lecithin benefits

  • Plant-based
  • Increasing volume yield
  • Keeps bread fresher for longer
  • Great eating experience

Our portfolio consists of solutions from different botanical sources, and all have been proven to offer similar to better performance versus other commonly used emulsifiers without compromising on taste, texture and appearance. Using lecithin results in more aerated bread, lower initial hardness of the crumb and reduced staling over time.

Product Botanical Source Specifics Type
Topcithin™ SF Sunflower Allergen-free Fluid
Emulfluid™ NGM NGM Soy Enzyme-treated Fluid
Lecimulthin™ RS Rapeseed Allergen-free De-oiled
Lecimulthin™ 150IP NGM Soy Enzyme-treated De-oiled

In the spotlight: Lecimulthin™ RS

  • A de-oiled standard lecithin from rapeseed
  • Label-friendly, non-GM and allergen-free solution
  • Fully functional and best performing alternative to artificial emulsifiers

Rapeseed lecithin is increasingly becoming more popular, as it allows for non-allergen claims. Thanks to its light color and neutral taste, it can be easily used in a wide variety of applications.

Our rapeseed lecithin is 100% Central European originated and locally produced, ensuring reliability of supply, and meeting the highest quality requirements.
 

Formats, why use...
 

De-Oiled Lecithin

Fluid Lecithin

  • Highly concentrated
  • Neutral flavor & color
  • Soluble in oil/ fat
  • Dispersible in water
  • Easy and accurate to dose
  • Low dosage rate
  • Nearly zero wastage
  • User friendly package – easy disposal
  • Direct dosage for adjusted systems
  • Easily soluble in oil / fat
  • Less storage sensitive
  • Bulk delivery possible


Release agents

Many baked goods are manufactured in molds, forming plates or baking forms to obtain the desired shape and structure. Intermediate transport of industrially baked or cooked products is often carried out on conveyer belts.

Especially products with high sugar content tend to stick to the surfaces of such forms or transport media. If the surface is hot this effect may still create more of a problem. To facilitate release of products from a surface, special release agents are used.
This is needed as oils alone used as release agents may leave an unpleasant, relatively thick coating on the outside of products.


 

Cargill Lecithins in Bakery

In the spotlight: Emulfluid™ F30 (IP)

Emulfluid™ F30 (IP) is a transparent, liquid compound of fractionated soybean lecithin and soybean oil of non-GM origin with enriched content of phosphatidyl Choline (PC), offers excellent release properties, stability and a neutral taste profile in combination with different vegetable oils.
 

 


Why Choose Cargill Lecithin?


Unmatched portfolio breadth of lecithin-based solutions

  • Unmatched raw material sourcing capabilities ensuring quality and sustainable supplies across various botanical sources

Unmatched portfolio breadth across core bakery ingredients

  • A wide offer covering sweetness solutions, texturizers, oils, cocoa & chocolate, wheat gluten, proteins, etc.

Leveraging Cargill’s Expertise & Global Scale

  • World class application and R&D knowledge transforming customer needs in product solutions
  • Global presence and awareness of regulatory needs/changes
  • Expanding customer relationships and contacts points with identified business cases, and a thorough understanding of various customers’ needs, pains and gains
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