Encapsulation & Blending Solutions Supplier Since 2003

Encapsulation & Blending Solutions Supplier Since 2003
| Core Content | Standard 85%, customizable |
|---|---|
| Wall Material | Lipids, dextrin, emulsifiers, or salts (customizable) |
| Packaging | 25 kg bags, customizable packaging available |
| MOQ | 200 kg / 500 kg (customized orders) |
Encapsulated Fumaric Acid is an advanced controlled-release acidulant produced using microencapsulation technology. Fumaric acid (E297) is used as the core and coated with a food-grade protective layer, typically lipid-based, forming a stable barrier that isolates the active ingredient from moisture, air, and other reactive components during processing and storage.
This controlled-release system effectively addresses common limitations of conventional fumaric acid, such as premature acid release during mixing and fermentation, yeast inhibition, reduced gluten strength, and inconsistent product quality. The active component is released only under specific processing conditions, ensuring precise acidification at the desired stage.
As a result, encapsulated fumaric acid improves process stability, enhances dough performance, and delivers more consistent product quality, making it particularly suitable for bakery and other applications requiring delayed acidification and controlled reaction.
It is widely used as a controlled-release acidulant in applications requiring improved processing flexibility, product consistency, and shelf life stability.
Encapsulated fumaric acid operates through a temperature-triggered controlled-release system, designed to prevent premature acidification and ensure precise pH control during baking.
Encapsulated Fumaric Acid provides significant functional and processing advantages compared to conventional fumaric acid, especially in applications requiring controlled acidification and improved dough performance.
Encapsulated Fumaric Acid is widely used in applications requiring controlled acidification, improved dough stability, and consistent product quality in bakery systems.
| Item | Specification | Remarks |
| Appearance | White particles or powder | Free-flowing |
| Wall Material | Lipids, hydrogenated oils, or other food-grade coatings | Customizable |
| Core/Wall Ratio | 60–90% core / 10–40% wall | Flexible adjustment |
| Encapsulation Efficiency | ≥97% | High utilization, minimal loss |
| Particle Size | 20–80 mesh, 90% pass | Adjustable based on application |
| Fumaric Acid Content | 90±2% | — |
| Moisture | ≤5% | — |
| Sulfate | ≤0.1% | — |
| Residue on Ignition | ≤0.05% | — |
| Maleic Acid | ≤0.005% | — |
| Lead (Pb) | ≤2.0 mg/kg | Complies with food-grade standards |
| Total Arsenic (As) | ≤2.0 mg/kg | Complies with food-grade standards |
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What is the difference between encapsulated and regular fumaric acid?
Regular fumaric acid releases acidity during mixing and fermentation, which may inhibit yeast activity, weaken gluten structure, and affect dough performance. Encapsulated fumaric acid provides controlled release under specific temperature conditions, preventing premature acidification and ensuring stable processing.
What applications is encapsulated fumaric acid suitable for?
It is widely used in corn tortillas, bread products, baked goods, and frozen dough systems where controlled acidification, improved dough stability, and consistent product quality are required.
Can the product be customized to our specific process?
Yes. We offer full customization of particle size, core-to-wall ratio, coating type, and release characteristics to match different processing conditions and formulation requirements. Samples are available for testing.
How does the release mechanism work?
The fumaric acid core is protected by a lipid-based coating that remains stable during mixing and fermentation. During baking, the coating melts at a defined temperature, releasing the active ingredient to provide acidification at the desired stage.
What are the advantages of encapsulated fumaric acid in production?
It improves process stability, protects yeast activity, enhances dough handling, and delivers more consistent texture, structure, and shelf life, especially in multi-stage or high-temperature processing systems.
How can I obtain samples and technical support?
Contact our team for sample requests and technical support. We provide formulation guidance to help optimize performance in your specific application.
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