
Aspartame
Aspartame is a high-intensity sweetener supplied as a white powder or crystalline material for food and beverage formulations.
View product →Product category
Sweeteners, acids, emulsifiers and specialty materials for food and industrial formulations.

Aspartame is a high-intensity sweetener supplied as a white powder or crystalline material for food and beverage formulations.
View product →
Food & Specialty IngredientsDextrose anhydrous is a glucose ingredient for buyers comparing carbohydrate materials and application-specific specifications.
View product →
Dextrose monohydrate is a crystalline glucose ingredient produced from starch for food and other grade-specific applications.
View product →
L(+)-tartaric acid is a crystalline organic acid for food-grade ingredient sourcing and application-specific formulation requirements.
View product →
Malic acid is an acidity-regulating ingredient available in powder or granular formats; the coating and formulation requirements need confirmation.
View product →
Food & Specialty IngredientsMethyl salicylate is a wintergreen-scented material for flavor, fragrance and selected industrial applications, subject to grade and permitted use.
View product →
Potato flakes are dehydrated potato ingredients for food formulations where rehydration behavior, texture and flake size are important.
View product →
Food & Specialty IngredientsPropylene glycol, also called monopropylene glycol or 1,2-propanediol, is a liquid material sourced to application-specific requirements.
View product →
Food & Specialty IngredientsSodium saccharin is a crystalline sweetener used in palatability-focused feed formulations and other grade-specific applications.
View product →
Soya lecithin is a soy-derived emulsifier for food, feed and selected industrial formulations, with liquid and powder options.
View product →
Food & Specialty IngredientsSuccinic anhydride is a chemical intermediate offered in yellow and white grades for buyers comparing purity, appearance and process needs.
View product →Use the specialty portfolio to identify the exact material before requesting a quotation. Include the required grade, format and application along with quantity and destination. Product descriptions support initial selection; the current specification and relevant documentation should govern purchasing decisions.
Discuss your specification with HUGE ROC · Company and contact details