Lecithin is mainly used by manufacturers for the emulsification and blending of insoluble materials and ingredients. Its structural properties play a large role in making it such a good emulsifier. We have tried to take an in-depth look at the structure and properties of lecithin to understand its emulsification characteristics. You can read it here.
Soy lecithin allergies and intolerances present a challenge to manage for F&B manufacturers, but they can be overcome through accurate labelling, allergen testing, and consumer education
GMO variants are derived from genetically modified soybeans, wherein their DNA has been altered, whereas non-GMO soy lecithin is pure and natural and raises no concerns about health, sustainability, and ethical sourcing
Manufacturers’ decision to embrace ethical sourcing practices by partnering with a plant-based lecithin supplier shows their commitment to a sustainable, responsible, and prosperous tomorrow
In this evolving age of consumerism, plant-based lecithin has emerged as a symbol of innovation, sustainability, and consumer-centricity.