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Baobab receives GRAS Approval for US market.
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Baobab receives Novel Foods Approval for EU Markets.
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Product
Baobab fruit pulp is available in the following formats:
- Natural powder: a milled and sifted, free-flowing light colored powder. Non-water soluble.
- De-pectinised extract: a free-flowing depectinised powder, water-soluble and clear in solution.
Potential Applications
Baobab fruit can be used in product formulation to provide nutritional fortification, flavour enhancement, viscosity and texture modification and as a source of dietary fibre and nutrients. Specific applications could include:
- Soft drinks and beverages
- Natural fruit smoothies
- Fruit fillings, jams, sauces, desserts and baking products
- Snack bars, breakfast cereals, cookies and snacks
- Health supplements, botanical extracts including antioxidants
- Various active cosmetic uses, including antioxidants for anti-aging, skin tightening, moisturizers, and hair and nail strengthening products.
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Rooibos was discovered around the turn of the 19th century
by the indigenous people of theCedarberg region. Naturally
caffeine and tannin free, rich in antioxidants and other health
promoting compounds, Rooibos tea is used as an ingredient
in a wide range of products, from beverages to cosmetics.
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more about the health benefits of rooibos tea>
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Honeybush is a fragrant herbal infusion prepared from the
honey-scented flowers, leaves, & stems of the Cyclopia
plant. Indigenous to the Cape Mountain region of South Africa,
honeybush is caffeine-free and low in tannins. read
more about the healthy benefits of honeybush tea>
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The Lemon Myrtle tree is indigenous to the coastal, sub-tropical
rainforests of Queensland, Australia. Infused as a beverage,
its leaf has a unique, refreshing flavor and aroma of a blend
of lemongrass, lime and lemon. Lemon Myrtle is the world's
richest known source of citral (90-98%). read
more about lemon myrtle tea >
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Used by the bush people of the Kalahari desert for centuries,
today Hoodia gordonii is available as a natural aid to maintaining
healthy weight. read
more about Hoodia gordonii >
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