F55 HFCS
HFCS with fructose about 55% of dry solids (industry-standard definition) — a common sweetener for carbonated and juice drinks with a clean taste, good anti-crystallization and easy formula substitution.
Specifications
| Item | Specification | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Fructose (of dry solids) | Approx. 55% | Industry-standard definition; exact specs per batch COA |
| Glucose & other sugars (of dry solids) | Balance, per batch COA | Per batch COA |
| Dry solids | Per batch COA | Per batch COA |
| Relative sweetness (sucrose = 1) | Approx. 1.0-1.1 (reference; varies with temperature and system) | Reference value; varies with temperature and system |
| pH | Per batch COA | Per batch COA |
| Colour / transmittance | Per batch COA | Per batch COA |
| Lead and other contaminants | Per batch COA (within national food-safety limits) | Per batch COA |
Product Details
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Applications
Food and beverage scenarios suited to F55 HFCS (dosage to be validated by trial)
Carbonated drinks: a common sweetener for cola and soda
Juice & fruit drinks: enhances fruit fullness
Tea drinks: clean sweetness that preserves tea aroma
Milk & fermented drinks: sweetness and texture
Bakery & fillings: moisture retention and anti-crystallization
Sauces & preserved fruit: condiments and candied fruit
Packaging & Delivery
Indicative options below; exact specifications and terms are subject to commercial confirmation.
- 25 kg / 75 kg / 250 kg food-grade drums (subject to commercial confirmation)
- 1000 kg IBC tote (subject to commercial confirmation)
- Food-grade tanker in bulk (subject to commercial confirmation)
- Trial orders from 2 tons (subject to commercial confirmation)
FAQ
Common questions on specification basis, application and commercial terms
What is the difference between F55 and F42?
The key difference is the fructose share of dry solids (~55% vs ~42%), which changes sweetness and cold-sweetness behaviour and therefore the suitable formula. Both are industry-standard grade definitions; exact specs follow the batch COA.
Can F55 replace sucrose?
Yes. F55 is close to sucrose in sweetness with good solubility and anti-crystallization; validate sweetness and texture by trial when substituting.
Can it be used in carbonated drinks?
Yes. F55 is one of the common sweeteners for carbonated drinks, with a clean taste and good synergy with acidulants.
What are the MOQ and packaging options?
MOQ is generally 2 tons; standard packaging is 25 kg / 75 kg / 250 kg food-grade drums, with IBC totes and tankers available, subject to commercial confirmation.
Can you provide COA and certificates?
Yes. A batch COA is supplied, together with MUI Halal, ISO 9001, FSSC 22000, HACCP and ISO 22000 certificates and the export food production enterprise filing.
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