Company insight
ince 2015, FiberSMART has revolutionised the fibre space with its consumer preferred clean label offerings. Put head-to-head against any other fibre in the marketplace, FiberSMART consistently comes out on top in a number of applications, including protein bars, ice cream, confectionary, beverages and gummies. With greater than 90% dietary fibre, FiberSMART can be added to increase fibre content without sacrificing taste or texture. It’s especially developed as a highly tolerable fibre, allowing it to be applied in high doses. As a non-GMO ingredient available as conventional or organic certified powder or syrup, FiberSMART is a clean label alternative for many traditional foods that consumers crave.
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FiberSMART soluble fibre can be used in a wide variety of prepared foods, baked goods, beverages (dairy and non-dairy), cereals and granola bars, confections, gravies and sauces, meat replacements, pasta and grain products, and processed
“Globally accepted and consumer preferred, FiberSMART is the “go to” fibre on any formulator’s shelf.”
Supported by a low glycemic validation study and recognised as a fibre by FDA,
fruits including processed dried fruits, fruit drinks and carbonated beverages.
The low water activity component of the syrup makes it ideal for binding. Liquid gold
The low water activity component of the syrup makes it a preferred binder for optimal yields. The flowability, functionality and heat resistance of the powder makes it an excellent bulking agent. Globally accepted and consumer preferred because of its natural taste, high tolerability and better mouthfeel, FiberSMART is the “go to” fibre on any formulator’s shelf. Based in California with its European offices headquartered in the Netherlands, Anderson Advanced Ingredients is setting the pace in the global “better for you” movement. Since its first product launch in 1989, the company has been providing novel clean label solutions to industry- wide challenges, while offering an innovative foundation in helping move countless projects from concept to reality. Led by two legacy products FiberSMART and MoisturLOK, Anderson Advanced Ingredients’ portfolio features a range of industry leading brands, including AIISWEET, MctSMART, ProteoSMART and CherryPURE.
Manufacturers of dietary supplements, functional food products and beverages worldwide have managed to successfully elevate their brands above the competition and love working with the Anderson Advanced Ingredients team. ●
FiberSMART soluble fibre can be used in baked goods, cereal and granola bars among other products. 90
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With the market continuing its way down the clean label path, all aspects of ingredient sourcing and production are having to conform to those trends. In response, Anderson Advanced Ingredients’ FiberSMART – along with a host of its other products – is plugging those gaps by supplying clean label fibre solutions. And it is managing to do so without compromising on taste or texture.
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