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Canadian researchers find safe way to suspend vitamins in acidic solutions

Posted: 3/11/2008 10:08:12 AM |   0 Comments | Post

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Beverage companies interested in functional ingredients may have a new option, according to Laval University in Quebec, and Foodnavigator.com.

The study discovered that vitamins encapsulated in a whey protein-pectin complex could allow water soluble vitamins to be safely mixed into acidic liquids, where they would otherwise degrade.

The Canadian researchers reached their best results when they used a 2:1 protein to pectin ratio – which allowed them to safely suspend thiamine in a 3.5 pH liquid.

For more information, read the full article here.

Source: BevNET.com Staff

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