Carrot (dietary fibre)

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Carrot (dietary fibre) Specification

Ingredients
Primarily cellulose hemicellulose pectin and minor nutrients

Taste
Mildly sweet earthy

Usage
Improves digestion holds moisture and enhances food texture

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Formula
N/A (dietary fibers are a mixture of complex carbohydrates)

EINECS No
N/A (complex dietary fibers are not assigned a specific number)

Grade
Food-grade

Storage
Cool dry place away from direct sunlight

Physical Form
Powder granules or raw carrot form

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly acidic

Smell
Neutral to slightly earthy

Melting Point
N/A (fibers do not have a defined melting point)

Properties
High in cellulose hemicellulose pectin; rich in antioxidants

Molecular Weight
Varies depending on the fiber type

Solubility
Insoluble in water (mainly) some fibers may be partially soluble

Poisonous
NO

HS Code
121190

CAS No
9004-54-0 (for general fibers; varies for specific components)

Appearance
Powder granules or natural carrot color

Shelf Life
1-2 years under proper storage conditions

Purity
70-95% depending on processing level

Structural Formula
N/A (dietary fibers are mixtures of polymers)

Shape
Amorphous (powdered or irregular granular shape)

Application
Food industry pharmaceuticals dietary supplements

About Carrot (dietary fibre)

Carrot dietary fiber is a versatile, food-grade ingredient available in powdered or granular forms. It features mild sweetness and an earthy taste, complementing its neutral to slightly earthy smell. Its appearance reflects natural carrot coloring, further emphasizing its organic origin. Rich in cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin, this product is packed with antioxidants that improve digestion, hold moisture, and enhance food texture. It is insoluble in water but may contain partially soluble fibers, offering excellent functionality in applications across the food industry, pharmaceuticals, and dietary supplements. With a purity level of 70-95% (depending on the processing level), this fiber is safe, non-poisonous, and pH-neutral to slightly acidic, ensuring seamless integration into various formulations. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight to retain its 1-2 year shelf life.

FAQs of Carrot (dietary fibre):

Q: What are the main properties of Carrot dietary fiber?

A: Carrot dietary fiber is rich in cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin, along with antioxidants. It improves digestion, holds moisture, and enhances food texture.