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NEOSORB®

Sorbitol Liquid

NEOSORB® is a polyol with versatile functionalities as carbon sources and co-formulant for microbial stabilization.   

Roquette’s application experts are available to help you formulate innovative solutions. Contact us to discuss how we can help you address your formulation needs! 

® Registered trademark(s) of Roquette Frères
    Stabilizer
    Nutrient & Carbon source

    Applications

    • Nutrients
    • Processing Aids

    Functional Properties

    • Stabilizers, Spray-drying
    • Carbon Sources, Carbohydrates, Substrates

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    Product Types

    LIQUID SORBITOL 70.70 - #421171

    Key attributes: Sorbitol Low Purity
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    Liquid, Humectant, Stabilizing agent

    NEOSORB® 70/02 - SORBITOL SYRUP - #422101

    Key attributes: Sorbitol High Purity
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    Liquid, Humectant, Stabilizing agent

    NEOSORB® 70/20 - SORBITOL SYRUP - #421108

    Key attributes: Sorbitol Medium Purity
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    Liquid, Humectant, Stabilizing agent

    NEOSORB® 70/70 - SORBITOL SYRUP - #421101

    Key attributes: Sorbitol Low Purity
    Unfortunately this product is not available for sampling

    Liquid, Humectant, Stabilizing agent

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