Malto Dextrin is a liquid starch that is hydrolyzed by liquification enzyme under the control condition to generate as high as 25 DE sugar containing maximum of Maltodextrin and minimum quantity of glucose and other sugars. This product has been largely used in making baby food and cereals.
Sanstar Bio-Polymers Ltd. is a supplier of additives and ingredients for the food industry. Sanstar Bio-Polymers Ltd. has a wide range of products including dextrins, liquid glucose, high maltose corn syrup, corn steep liquor, and corn gluten. Sanstar Bio-Polymers Ltd. uses advanced corn wet milling technologies to produce high quality products with many applications such as diluting and thickening agents.
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