Sweeteners
High-intensity sweeteners, polyols and carbohydrate sweeteners for complete sweetness systems.
Source sweeteners, acidulants, flavors, stabilizers, vitamins and botanical ingredients for powdered and ready-to-drink beverage concepts.
Beverage ingredients must perform in a defined liquid system. Solubility, dispersibility, pH, heat treatment, sedimentation, flavor balance and package life can all affect which grade is suitable.
Nutrifena supports beverage manufacturers and developers with ingredient sourcing, commercial quantities and documentation. Every formula should be validated for the intended process, serving level, label and market.
Review each product page for available packaging, pricing and documented specifications.
Acidity control with a characteristic clean sourness.
View ingredient02Food IngredientsA high-intensity sweetening ingredient of plant origin.
View ingredient03Food IngredientsA hydrocolloid used for viscosity and stability.
View ingredient04Food IngredientsVitamin C ingredient for food and supplement formulations.
View ingredient05Food IngredientsA powdered botanical extract for formulated products.
View ingredient06Food IngredientsA functional carbohydrate for dry and liquid systems.
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High-intensity sweeteners, polyols and carbohydrate sweeteners for complete sweetness systems.
Acids and salts used to establish acid profile and support pH development.
Flavor systems and extracts for sensory identity and functional beverage concepts.
Hydrocolloids and carriers evaluated for suspension, body and dry-mix performance.
Ingredients for fortified, performance and supplement-style beverage formats.
Beverage base and target pH
Hot-fill, retort, pasteurization or cold process
Solubility and sedimentation requirements
Serving size and label objectives
Beverage manufacturers
Drink brands
Powder blenders
Co-packers
Common groups include sweeteners, acidulants, flavors, colors, stabilizers, vitamins, minerals, botanical extracts and carriers.
Selection should consider the liquid base, pH, process temperature, desired clarity or opacity, package, shelf life and regulatory requirements.
The catalog includes ingredients used in both formats. The selected grade and documentation must be confirmed for the intended process.
Send the application, specification, volume and destination. Nutrifena will confirm available options, documentation and commercial terms.