sorbitol

Corn-based Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate

CREMER OLEO's sorbitol (Cremeritol) is produced from plant-based raw materials derived from corn. The viscous, colorless and slightly sweet liquid is particularly suitable for applications in food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and foam-based products.

CREMER OLEO is active worldwide as an independent trading company. We import sorbitol in compliance with the quality standards and regulatory requirements applicable to the product and supply chain.

Sorbitol from CREMER OLEO is REACH-registered. We offer a wide range of certified grades, including Food Grade/GFSI, GMP, Kosher, and Halal. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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The Sorbitol Portfolio of CREMER OLEO

Sorbitol belongs to the sugar alcohols. The pure vegetable quality of sorbitol is obtained from glucose syrup from non-gmo corn starch.

  • Cremeritol 70 S-C 
    Sorbitol
    70% Solution crystallizing 
    CAS No. 50-70-4
  • Cremeritol 70 S-NC 
    Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Sorbitol
    70% Solution non-crystallizing 
    CAS No. 68425-17-2, 1259528-21-6
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Specification of Sorbitol from CREMER OLEO

Form:

  • Liquid
  • Crystallizing
  • Non-Crystallizing

Packaging:

  • IBC Containers

Varieties:

  • Kosher
  • Halal
  • GFSI
  • Non Palm
  • Food Grade

Sorbitol Applications

Liquid sorbitol has a mildly sweet taste and is miscible with water. It can therefore be used as an alternative to glycerine in selected FMCG applications.

In the food sector, sorbitol is used as a humectant and sweetener, as a carrier (for vitamins, for example) and for preservation. It is used in chewing gum, chocolate fillings, baked goods, liqueurs and sugarfree or reduced-sugar food applications, where appropriate for the respective formulation and labeling requirements. As a food additive, it carries the number E 420.

In cosmetics, sorbitol is used in toothpaste, creams and shower gels. Pharmaceutical manufacturers use sorbitol to produce cough syrup.