Ginger Root is an extract is from the root of the Zingiber officinale plant. It has strong infusion characteristics and is made up of the compounds zingerone, shogaols, and gingerols which give it a hot and spicy taste. It has a spicy aftertaste with an aroma and odor of typical ginger. Ginger Root is used in cordials, presse, soft drinks, juices, and energy drinks.
Ransom Naturals Ltd (RNL) is a head promoter and maker of extracts and natural products to the Food & Drinks commercial enterprises. Their product range incorporates extracts painstakingly developed from chose plant and natural materials conveying dazzling flavor and usefulness to an extensive variety of sustenance and refreshments. Underpinned by great assembling practice their products are of the most astounding quality and with a capacity to concentrate from practically any plant material flexibility is unparalleled.
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