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Tate & Lyle launches new salt reduction ingredient globally

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Core Tip: UK-based food ingredients firm Tate & Lyle has announced the global launch of SODA-LO Salt Microspheres, a new salt reduction ingredient that is said to taste, label and function like salt.
UK-based food ingredients firm Tate & Lyle has announced the global launch of SODA-LO Salt Microspheres, a new salt reduction ingredient that is said to taste, label and function like salt.

The company noted that by using SODA-LO, which has been developed from salt, food manufacturers can reduce salt levels by 25% to 50% in various applications without sacrificing taste.

SODA-LO Salt Microspheres has been developed using a patent-pending technology that converts standard salt crystals into free-flowing crystalline microspheres. These smaller, lower-density crystals deliver salty taste by maximizing surface area relative to volume.

As SODA-LO is made from real salt, it has none of the bitter aftertaste or off-flavours associated with some other salt compounds or substitutes, the company said.

Tate & Lyle Health and Wellness Product Management director David Lewis said that salt is a staple in food production because of its taste, function and its role as a preservative and texturizing aid.

"Through advanced technology, Tate & Lyle has produced salt microspheres to give manufacturers an ingredient that functions as well as, if not better, than salt," Lewis added.

Tate & Lyle noted that SODA-LO Salt Microspheres can be used in a wide variety of foods including baked goods, breading and coatings, salty snacks. It is continuing to assess its suitability in a number of other applications.

 
 
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