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Tate & Lyle has a proud heritage in food and industrial ingredients. It is renowned for its world leading brands and continuous drive to add value through innovation. We are a key partner to the European industry through our Single Ingredients and Food Systems businesses. Tate & Lyles Single Ingredients platforms are centred on nutritive and high-intensity sweeteners, texturant starches, and include nutritionally beneficial fibres to meet evolving dietary trends.
Our starches are key additives in paper and board production, as well as nutritious co-products that are fundamental to animal feeds. Tate & Lyle Food Systems is a market leader with the reputation as a fast and flexible provider of customised solutions for food products. The main focus of our extensive portfolio of food systems is to stabilise texture, enhance and extend product life.
Our decades of experience in manufacturing processes and access to a broad knowledge of raw materials, is coupled with a deep expertise of complex food systems. This unique combination helps give our customers the competitive edge they are looking for. www.tateandlyle.com
FruCTOPure Fructose
FRUCTOPURE Fructose is made from non-GM maize and is available in crystalline (medium and coarse see Figure 1) as well as in various liquid forms. helping to boost fruity notes and spice flavours. This presents the opportunity to formulate products with reduced level of flavours therefore, allowing costsaving. metabolism means that one does not get an insulin spike after consumption. This is particularly important for athletes as it avoids hypoglycemia caused by the insulin peak. FRUCTOPURE Fructose has a nutritive value of 4kcal/17kj/g DS, the same as sucrose and any other sugars. Since less fructose than sucrose is required to produce foods and beverages with the same level of sweetness, this contributes fewer calories. The primary application areas for FRUCTOPURE Fructose include dry mix beverages, enhanced or flavoured waters, still and carbonated beverages, sports and energy drinks, fruit spreads, breakfast cereals, baked goods and baking mixes, dairy products and ice cream, reducedcalorie foods and beverages. Because of its high level of sweetness and label friendliness, FRUCTOPURE Fructose is also an excellent choice for sweetening organic foods and drinks subject to certaincriteria.
Nutrition
FRUCTOPURE Fructose has a low GI (~11) resulting in a moderate release of insulin to the bloodstream, relative to other major carbohydrates such as glucose or sucrose. In sports nutrition its insulin independent
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nutritive value
ISOSUGAR, GLUCAMYL, AMYDEX, MERISWEET, MALTOSWEET and FRUCTOPURE have a nutritive value of 4 kcal/17 kJ per gram dry matter. SPLENDA Sucralose is a no-calorie sweetener.
Packaging
ISOSUGAR, GLUCAMYL and AMYDEX are delivered in bulk tankers. Liquid FRUCTOPURE is available in bulk as well as IBC containers. MALTOSWEET, MERISWEET and FRUCTOPURE dry sweeteners are offered in 25 kg bags and Big Bags. SPLENDA Sucralose is available as a powder in 10kg packs.
Labelling
ISOSUGAR: glucose-fructose syrup or fructose-glucose syrup GLUCAMYL: glucose syrup MERISWEET: dextrose MALTOSWEET: maltodextrin or (dried) glucose syrup FRUCTOPURE: fructose, liquid fructose or fructose syrup.
SPLENDA Sucralose
SPLENDA Sucralose is a high quality, no-calorie intense sweetener which is suitable for use in a diverse range of food products from carbonated beverages to baked goods.
Sugar replacement
SPLENDA Sucralose can be used to replace the sweetness provided by sugar in virtually all food products. However, due to its intense sweetness only very low levels are required and so SPLENDA Sucralose does not give the bulk or textural characteristics that sugar provides in products like confectionery, baked products or ice cream. In these cases SPLENDA Sucralose is often used in combination with common bulking agents such as STA-LITE Polydextrose or polyols.
Sweetness
SPLENDA Sucralose has a sweetening power approximately 600 times that of sugar (Table 1). To compare the flavour profiles, equisweet solutions of SPLENDA Sucralose and sugar, equivalent to 9% of sugar and prepared in water of neutral pH, were evaluated by a 12 member taste panel. The results shown in Figure 3 confirm that the flavour profiles of SPLENDA Sucralose and sugar are very similar.
SPLENDA Sucralose maintains its sweetness and flavour through storage without the development of off-flavours even at low pH. Shelf-life studies have demonstrated that products sweetened with SPLENDA Sucralose retain their sweetness throughout extended periods of storage (Figure 4).
Product forms
SPLENDA Sucralose is available in a dry granulated form that is non-dusting and has excellent handling and flowing characteristics. It is also highly soluble in water even at ambient temperatures. Once in solution, SPLENDA Sucralose can be easily pumped and mixed without causing excessive foaming.
Stability
SPLENDA Sucralose is extremely heat stable, even when exposed to high temperature food processing such as pasteurisation, sterilisation, UHT and baking. The stability of SPLENDA Sucralose during food manufacture has been confirmed by a series of processingtrials.
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Table 1: Typical dosage levels for SPLENDA Sucralose in food products Product Carbonated drinks Still drinks Dry mix Yogurts Strawberry milk drink Typical Added Sugar Level 9 11% 7 9% 9.5% 68% 4% Guideline Sucralose Usage 0.018 0.025% 0.012 0.018% 0.019% 0.010 0.015% 0.0058% Potency
Alcoholic beverages
Tate & Lyle ingredients are key to many popular alcoholic beverage formulations as a sweetener or as a fermentablesubstrate. They are used: To help extend brewing capacity without major capital expenditure For control of fermentation via the sugar spectrum To improve product stability by dilution of non-starch constituents To help control cost The choice of syrup will depend on factors such as yeast type and the particular fermentability that the brewer requires. Our current range consists of: GLUCAMYL S 400-600 (low fermentability) GLUCAMYL M 500 (medium fermentability) GLUCAMYL H 100-300 (medium fermentability) AMYDEX 300 (very high fermentability) Glucose syrups are also added to the conditioning process in which a secondary fermentation carbonates the beer. The ISOSUGAR 100 and AMYDEX 300 range of syrups are perfectly suited for this application. These are known as priming syrups. MERISWEET is used in the production of low calorie beers to decrease the total non-fermented sugar concentration while retaining normal alcohol content. MALTOSWEET Maltodextrins provide a low level of fermentable sugars and are used in the production of low alcohol beers. They contribute to a better mouthfeel of the beer.
Beer
In lager production our products are referred to as brewing adjuncts. Their use depends on local legislation. Tate & Lyle provides a comprehensive range of glucose syrups for use as brewing sugars. These are added prior to fermentation and are known as copperadjuncts.
Liquor
ISOSUGAR syrups are efficient sweeteners in liquor. The more viscous nature of GLUCAMYL S and GLUCAMYL M syrups can be used to give body and mouthfeel to liquors.
Chewing gum
In chewing gum containing sucrose, glucose syrup binds the powdered sucrose with the gum base. To avoid problems with stickiness, and as no cooking step is involved, GLUCAMYL S syrups at high dry substance and at low to regular DE are preferred. For sugar-free gums SPLENDA Sucralose has become the sweetener of choice due to its sugar-like sweetness quality and the longer sweetness profile itprovides.
The two most important characteristics of glucose syrups for confectionery use are their sugar spectrum and viscosity.
FRUCTOPURE Fructose possesses its highest relative sweetness value at cold temperatures; hence it is an excellent choice for sweetening ice cream. Fructose provides intense sweetness and exhibits synergy with sucrose as well as non-nutritive sweeteners, allowing for a reduction of overall sweetener level and lower calories. In frozen fruit products it enhances the flavours of fruits while improving texture and mouthfeel. SPLENDA Sucralose can provide an alternative to the sweetness of sugar, as it is on average 600 times more potent. SPLENDA Sucralose is shelf and process stable and retains its strong sweetness over time. It is often combined with STALITE Polydextrose and polyols to give ice cream its bulk and texturalcharacteristics. Liquid sweeteners GLUCAMYL S glucose syrups provide stability and shape retention, increasing the freezing point of the mix and hardening the texture of hand held products. GLUCAMYL M high maltose syrups bring a melting behaviour similar to sucrose. GLUCAMYL F syrups contain fructose and dextrose and have a high
maltose content. GLUCAMYL H syrups can be used to improve the ice creams scoopability; the higher dextrose content efficiently reduces the freezing point, allowing a softer end product. ISOSUGAR syrups are high fructose syrups that have the same positive effect on scoopability, along with higher sweetness levels.
FRUCTOPURE Fructose and MERISWEET Dextrose significantly decrease the melting point of ice cream when compared with sucrose.
Yogurts made with FRUCTOPURE Fructose have an improved flavour score over sucrose sweetened yogurts. The greater osmotic pressure exerted by fructose has no adverse effect on fermentation times. Fruit yogurt may also be sweetened by FRUCTOPURE Fructose. This results in an all fructosesweetened yogurt containing fewer calories because of its lower carbohydrate level, while maintaining good flavour and quality. Flavoured chocolate milk has an enhanced flavour with reduced sweetener and calories when sweetened withFRUCTOPURE.
SPLENDA Sucralose has an excellent sugar-like taste that, when used in low sugar yogurts, gives a taste very close to the full sugar equivalent but with reducedcalories.
In dairy desserts such as puddings and custards, MALTOSWEET can be used to conveniently correct for dry substance variations of the milk. In powdered instant dairy mixes, like chocolate drinks, MALTOSWEET can partially replace sucrose. SPLENDA Sucralose provides great taste to lower calorie puddings and custards. Lower sugar products can be created without any sacrifice of sweetness quality or taste.
dried glucose are primarily used in biscuits and pastry to bring mouthfeel, as a plasticiser to control sweetness, and to control crystallisation. They also work as thickening agents, hygroscopicity controllers, and foamstabilisers. They can be effectively combined with crystalline sucrose in cakes improving taste, colour, and shelf life and reducing excessive sweetness. The addition of MALTOSWEET to biscuits, at up to 30% of total sugars, provides extra firmness to the crumb while retaining the same browning and sweetness control. It is also used in bakery cream fillings and it is a good alternative to lactose. Low DE maltodextrins can also be used as fat replacers in dough formulations for cakes, muffins and cookies achieving a mouthfeel similar to that provided by fat. FRUCTOPURE Fructose provides sweetness and humectancy in softmoist cookies, cakes, muffins and bars. It also imparts a golden brown colour and a pleasing aroma when baking. FRUCTOPURE is used in bakery fillings to extend shelf life with soft, moist texture. FRUCTOPURE Fructose can help to reduce calories in bakery products.
freshness and colour of the final product. MALTOSWEET may also be used as a neutral carrier in bakery mixes.
Breakfast cereals
In breakfast cereals, our ISOSUGAR 600, GLUCAMYL F and M syrups are used to add sweetness to coatings and contribute to the gloss, sheen, and resistance desired by both manufacturers and consumers. FRUCTOPURE Fructose helps to reduce the sugar content of extruded breakfast cereals, especially when combined with STA-LITE Polydextrose, a soluble fibre.
Cereal bars
The viscous nature of the GLUCAMYL S and M range of syrups provides excellent binding characteristics in formed cereal snack bars. The syrups provide the required body, texture, chewiness, andsweetness. In softer, caramel based cereal bars, GLUCAMYL F and ISOSUGAR 600 are preferred. The correct level of the monosaccharides fructose and dextrose aids in binding water, thus avoiding migration from the caramel to the cereal and resulting in an increased shelf life. In cereal bars FRUCTOPURE Fructose can help to retain moisture while providing sweetness and boosting fruity notes. With a low glycaemic index of 11 it is the preferred sweetener for formulating nutrition and cereal bars. When STA-LITE Polydextrose is used to add fibre to cereal bars, SPLENDA Sucralose can be used to adjust the sweetness level so there is no loss of taste from the full sugar equivalent.
Bread making
MERISWEET Dextrose helps accelerate fermentation at the start of the process and results in a shortening of the initial steps of dough processing.
Bakery mixes
Producers specialising in sweet baked goods use MERISWEET for its ability to improve batter foaming and the
Liquid or crystalline FRUCTOPURE Fructose is an ideal sweetener for fruit preparations due to its ability to enhance fruit flavours. With FRUCTOPURE Fructose the sweetness sensation occurs immediately and reaches a peak greater than sucrose or other bulk sweeteners, boosting fruity notes (Figure 5). Fructose is a sugar that is also naturally present in fruits and is a major constituent of ISOSUGAR and GLUCAMYL F. ISOSUGAR 400 decreases water activity, which can prolong the shelf life of jam. It can also avoid water migration in fruit-filled pastry products. Using GLUCAMYL F 400 can help increase the yield in the candying process without the risk of dextrose crystallisation, due to the presence of low molecularsugars.
For higher DS jams, ISOSUGAR syrups with a fructose content of between 20 and 40% are preferred. These allow for the full substitution of invert sugar, adding the extra DS advantage. Along with sweetness, fructose enhances the taste of fruit products as it accentuates natural fruit flavours. GLUCAMYL M 500 enhances transparency due to its higher content of maltose and reduced monosaccharide level. It is typically used in fruit glazings and toppings. The combination of high maltose content with monosaccharides in GLUCAMYL F or ISOSUGAR 400 or 600 creates syrups which remain processable at solid contents above 85%. GLUCAMYL S and GLUCAMYL M syrups contain more oligosaccharides. They contribute to:
Surface gloss (jams) Enriched mouthfeel in lower total solidapplications Retarded sucrose or dextrose crystallisation Increased spreadability Reduced shrinkage and fractionation of fruit pieces Starch-based sweeteners remain stable during and after fruit processing and are not subject to inversion. This can help to maintain the original flavour. SPLENDA Sucralose is the perfect, stable high intensity sweetener that can be used where sugar-like sweetness is needed without the addition of extra calories. For lower calorie processed fruit, some bulk can be replaced with STALITE Polydextrose and the sweetness topped up with SPLENDA Sucralose.
INTENSITY
SPLENDA Sucralose brings sweetness but no calories, and can be used in combination with STA-LITE Polydextrose to make delicious yet light sauces.
MALTOSWEET also: Facilitates the addition of ingredients used at low levels such as flavourings and emulsifiers Balances the sweetness and improves the mouthfeel of the product afterdissolution Improves dispensability and dispersion of the product Enhances free-flowing properties Among our liquid sweeteners, low DE GLUCAMYL S 100 and 200 syrups are a standard spray drying aid for coffee creamers and fat concentrates. MALTOSWEET - liquid maltodextrin and 26-36 DE GLUCAMYL S syrups provide the right balance for both processability and final product characteristics because of their low hygroscopicity, moderate viscosity, and low dextrose content. Theyalso: Facilitate spray drying and prevent the material from sticking to the walls of the spray dryer Reduce the risk of undesirable browning during processing Improve mouthfeel and balance sweetness Improve storage characteristics of the final product by reducing hygroscopicity
Meat products
In ham production, our MERISWEET and MALTOSWEET ranges will aid in: Dispersal of other ingredients in the brine or in tumbling Reduction of cooking losses Improved hardness and sliceability Add to the sweetness and round-off the taste In emulsified meat products such as cooked sausages and spreads, MERISWEET 200 will sweeten the recipe, help to reduce cooking losses and contribute beneficially to colour formation and colour stability. In fermented meat products, MERISWEET 200 is a direct fermentable substrate that helps control the rate of fermentation. It will help in colour formation and stability, and can help to mask bitter tastes. MALTOSWEET can be used as a functional filler to increase firmness and reduce processing time.
In September 2008 we opened a new, state-of-the-art Innovation Centre in Lille, France, to drive our research and development for functional ingredients and foods. The new centre is unique in its scope, housing researchers, application scientists, nutritionists, regulatory and quality experts as well as sales, marketing and product management personnel under the sameroof. These teams work together to offer a whole-of-life service for the development of new health and wellness products, thus maximising the efficiency of the innovation process. Equally important, the centre is open to Tate & Lyles customers. Both the laboratories and pilot plant facilities are designed to accommodate customer project teams working on new food propositions or optimising existing brands. Tate & Lyles technical service engineers are the first-line interface with customers development teams. They support their customers innovation work by coordinating the projects with the centre, from initial brief through to final implementation. New ingredients with proven health benefits The facility focuses on developing new and innovative ingredients with clinically proven health benefits. A team of carbohydrate chemists, biochemists, enzymologists and process technologists works closely with academic and industrial partners across Europe to develop the science needed to produce market-leading ingredients. A team of nutritionists gives guidance to the research group, driving a programme of pre-clinical and clinical research projects aimed at uncovering and validating nutritional benefits.
Pilot area The 800 m2 Pilot area is fully equipped to address application projects from four major categories: Beverages (carbonator, UHT line, mixer, dispenser, climate chamber etc) Dairy (UHT stations including tube in tube and scraped surface systems, in-line homogenisation and aseptic filling, ice cream machine etc) Bakery (mixers, kneaders, specialist ovens, sheeter, rotary moulder etc) Convenience i.e. soups, sauces, dressings, etc (table top colloidal mill, bi-energy retorting etc) Process apparatus such as high speed mixers, an agglomerator, blender and centrifuge make up the remainder of the equipment. Application and Analytical laboratories The Application and Analytical laboratories on the 800 m2 1st floor hold all of the equipment necessary for in-depth understanding and characterisation of food and food ingredients from measuring water activity through the determination of sugars in a food to complex rheological analysis. With taste a key driver for consumers, the centre would not be complete without a detailed understanding of sensory analysis, or indeed without its very own demonstration kitchen, helping us to ensure that our customers are entirely happy with their new food and drink creations. Our team of application scientists and technicians brings a wealth of handson industry experience to each of the centres focus categories. They study the behaviour, interactions and synergies of ingredients in a food matrix, formulate recipes based on customers nutritional briefs, and being creative spirits, they develop new food concepts to help drive customer innovation.
PrOduCT OVerVieW
BRAND NAME
AMYDEX
DESCRIPTION
High dextrose syrups
LABELLING ADVICE
Glucose syrup
FRUCTOPURE FRUCTOPURE
Standard glucose syrups High maltose syrups High DE syrups High DE syrups with up to 9% fructose
ISOSUGAR
Isoglucose syrups
MALTOSWEET MALTOSWEET G
Maltodextrins and dried glucose syrups Granular maltodextrins and dried glucose syrups
MERISWEET
Dextrose monohydrate
Dextrose
SPLENDA Sucralose
Sucralose
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All information in this brochure has been carefully compiled but no guarantee can be given of its applicability in any given situation because of the wide variation in conditions of use and regulatory requirements in various countries. Nothing in this information should be construed as a recommendation to use our products, including SPLENDA Sucralose, in violation of any patent or as a warranty (express or implied) of non-infringement of any patent rights. Prospective purchasers are invited to conduct their own tests and studies to determine the fitness of Tate & Lyles products for their particular purposes and specific applications. The approval status of SPLENDA Sucralose should always be confirmed with the appropriate governmental agencies for its intended use.