Couva® is a cocoa butter replacer (CBR) that provides maximum processing convenience in the preparation of confectionery and bakery coatings with maximum chocolate flavor. It enables you to benefit from the processing characteristics at a nutritional profile that meets today's demands.
IOI Loders Croklaan Americas develop fats & specialty oils mainly for the food manufacturing industry world-wide, ranging from infant nutrition to confectionery to bakery. These products are manufactured under trade names such as Durkex™, SansTrans™ and Aratex™. Other applications utilizing their specialty oils & fats products are spreads, dairy fat alternatives, culinary, spray oil and frying.
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