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Glucose syrup is often used as a synonym for corn syrup, since glucose syrup is most commonly made from corn starch. However, technically, any liquid starch hydrolysate of mono, di, and higher saccharides can be glucose syrup, and can be obtained from any starch source, mostly wheat, rice and potatoes. Glucose syrups are consistent, soluble, pure and non-irritating, and offer highly versatile functionalities and cost effectiveness suitable for a number of different applications.
Characteristics Specifications
Apperance: liquid white colour,transparent
Composition
Dextrose Equivalant (DE) 42-45
Dry Substances 80 - 84%
pH value 4,6 - 6,0
transparency 96 % min
Sulphate Ash 0,4 % max
Maltose 50%min
Heavy metals
Arsenic (AS) 0,5 mg/kg max
Lead (PB) 0,5 mg/kg max
SO² 200 mg/kg max
Microbiology Datas
Standard Plate count 1500 /g max
Salmonella / 25 g negative
Coliforms 30 / 100 g max