Sodium Carboxymethyl Sodium carboxymethyl starch (referred to as CMS) is a starch ether derivative derived from carboxymethyl starch. It is soluble in water under room temperature and forms a colorless, transparent and viscous liquid with emulsifying dispersivity and solid dispersivity, but free from corruption and toxicity. As a new food additive with sound liquidity, osmosis, capability of thickening, tackifying and moisturizing, and good oleophobic effect, it may either be used separately or mixed with other thickeners. It is broadly applied in processing of food such as tea, jam, canned condiments, yogurt, ice cream, butter, bread, cake, noodles and instant noodles, etc.
Patel Industries is a supplier of cellulose derivative and specialty chemicals for the food industry. Patel Industries is one of the major producers of Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose (CMC) that gives a variety of applications. CMC is used as an ingredient for bread, cake, biscuits, milky drinks and condiments because it improves stabilization, taste, water retention, and thickening.
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