Oleoresin & spices
An oleoresin is a natural flavouring prepared by extracting a botanical (spice) with a non-potable volatile solvent. Oleoresins are added to almost every food application to contribute to the attributes of the natural herb/spice, such as flavour, colour, or natural antioxidants.
Quality Consistency
- It helps to give a standardized quality, uniform flavour and pungency to every batch of your end products.
More heat stable compared to raw spices
- Compared to raw spices, oleoresins are more heat stable. Thus, ensuring minimal flavour or colour loss when it undergoes higher temperatures.
Ease of storage and transport
- Reduces bulk handling and storage space as it is in concentrated form.
Cost-effective
- Oleoresin is used in small dosages since it is highly concentrated. Therefore, it is more cost-effective as compared to raw spices.
Longer shelf life
- Minimizes microbial count compared to raw spices, minimal oxidative degradation or loss of flavour.
Wide spice profile selection
- Produces a wide selection of spice extract profiles in liquid and encapsulated powder form.
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list of oleoresins, spices & Extracts
- Black Pepper
- Capsicum Oil / Powder
- Cardamom
- Cassia Bark
- Celery Seed
- Clove Bud
- Coriander Seed
- Cumin Seed
- Curry Leaf
- Fennel Seed
- Fenugreek
- Galangal
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Lemon Grass
- Mace
- Nutmeg
- Nutmeg Oil
- Olibanum
- Resinoid
- Onion
- Parsley Seed
- Rosemary Extract
- Vanilla Extract
- White Pepper