Fractionated Lecthin PC 35 is produced via alcoholic fractionation. IMCOPA recently added Fractionated PC35 lecithin to its product portfolio. The ethanol fractionation process uses the advantage of the difference in ethanol solubility of the different phospholipids in the lecithin .The PC (phosphatidylcholine) is mainly soluble in ethanol, while the PA (phosphatidyl acid) and PI (phosphatidylinpsitol) are not.
IMCOPA Food Ingredients BV engages in supplying Non-GMO soy products for the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company offers environmentally friendly products that include Brazilian Refined Soybean, Sunflower Lecithin, Fractionated Lecithin PC 35, and more. Most of these ingredients are widely used in bakery applications, meat products, margarine, confectionery, and health supplements.
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