date:Aug 01, 2019
ied starch.
There were good reasons for this, as the research results showed.
The carrier material can enclose a large proportion of carotene and so shield it from oxygen, but a certain amount remains on the surface and is exposed to the oxygen, said Jger.
We discovered that when maltodextrin is used, after one drying stage over a third of the sensitive carotene is found on the surface of the powder particles, unprotected, he added.
This is reduced to just a quarter or a fifth when modified