YANTAI ANDRE PECTIN LTD: COMPANY OVERVIEWBrochure |
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APAProduct |
Andre Pectin | Our APA pectin range is extracted from specifically selected apple pomace from the group's apple juice companies. Apple pectin naturally contain some natural flavonoids, hemicelluloses, starch and xylan and are therefore of light brown colour. |
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APCProduct |
Andre Pectin | Basically, citrus pectin can be produced from lemon, lime, grapefruit or orange peel.Depending on the type of pectin to be produced and the intended application, we select the optimal raw material. The ester groups of these pectins are distributed rather blockwise and the molecular weight typically is around 60 000 to 90 000 g/mol. They produce gels of lighter colour which can be an advantage in some confectionery jellies. |
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APMProduct |
Andre Pectin | The raw materials of our APM pectin range is carefully selected for specific functionality and industrial applications where colour, texture and gelling behaviour is of particular importance. |
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HM PECTINProduct |
Andre Pectin | HM pectins are composed of more than 50% of esterified galacturonic acid units. We offer a broad range of different DE from 50% to 78%. HM pectins are standardised either to specific setting temperatures, viscosities, calcium reactivity, protein stabilising capacity or specific buffer capacity. More information about these pectin types can also be found in our detailed application brochures. |
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LM PECTINProduct |
Andre Pectin | LM pectins are composed of less than 50% of esterified galacturonic acid units. DE typically ranges from 30% to 48%. We offer a broad range of LM pectins with different calcium sensitivities. |
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LMA PECTINProduct |
Andre Pectin | Low methyl amidated pectins are less calcium sensitive and require generally less calcium for optimal gelling. Even the fruit containing calcium or water containing calcium can be sufficient for optimal gelling conditions |