Erythritol is a clear, white, crystalline powder with a clean, sweet taste. This product contains approximately 10% the amount of calories as sucrose, and is 70% as sweet. It is most commonly used as a sweetening agent in confectioneries, beverages, and desserts.
Kailu Ever Brilliance Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is a professional supplier of plant extracts used in the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company works closely with research institutes and universities to develop products that include Milk Thistle Seeds Extract, Buckwheat Extract, Kojic Acid, and more. Most of these ingredients are used in nutritional supplements for various health benefits.
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