Maltodextrin DE 14-17 (Potato)

Product Specifications

DFI-608932

DFI-608932

Description
Additional Information: This product is not controlled to conform with baby food requirements. It is the recipients responsibility to verify the conformity of the product by making use of the information in this document
Additional Information: Enzymatically converted potato starch
Additional Information: This product is not controlled to conform with Pharmaceutical requirements. It is the recipients responsibility to verify the conformity of the product by making use of the information in this document
Appearance: White powder
Country of origin: The Netherlands and Germany
Odour: Free from objectionable odours
Origin: Solanum Tuberosum spp.; Potato tubers (U.S.: White potato tubers)
Packaging: Sealed multi layer paper bag
Shelf life: 24 months
Storage: Store inside, cool and dry, in sound and well closed packaging. Protect from contamination. Do not store or ship together with odourous or toxic substances. Keep the storage time as short as possible, because the moisture content may change
Specifications
Arsenic: Max: 0.1mg/kg, ppm
Bulk Density: 475 to 600kg/m³
Cadmium: Max: 0.1mg/kg, ppm
Intended Use: Food applications
Lead: Max: 0.1mg/kg, ppm
Mercury: Max: 0.05mg/kg, ppm
Moisture: Max: 55mg/g
pH: 4 to 5.5
Reducing Sugars: 14 to 17g/100g
Sulphate: Max: 9.9mg/kg, ppm
Sulphated ash: Max: 3mg/g
Microbiological
Bacillus Cereus: Max: 100cfu/g
Enterobacteriaceae: Max: 100cfu/g
Escherichia Coli: Absent in 1g
Moulds: Max: 100cfu/g
Salmonella: Absent in 25g
Total Aerobic Mesophilic Count: Max: 500cfu/g
Yeasts: Max: 100cfu/g
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