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Organic Allulose Syrup

organic allulose syrup

What is organic allulose syrup?

Organic Allulose Syrup is meticulously produced from 100% pure, organically grown non-GMO corn. Through a gentle enzymatic conversion process, fructose from the organic corn is converted into D-Allulose, which is then purified and concentrated into a clear, viscous syrup. This natural process yields a unique monosaccharide that is only metabolized to a very small extent by the human body, resulting in its low caloric value and minimal impact on blood glucose levels. The organic certification guarantees that the corn is cultivated and processed without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, GMOs, or artificial additives, aligning with strict clean-label and natural ingredient standards.

Organic Allulose Syrup is highly valued for its exceptional functional benefits and sensory appeal:

With its unique combination of sensory excellence, functional versatility, clean-label appeal, and alignment with critical health trends, our Organic Allulose Syrup is the ideal ingredient for manufacturers looking to redefine their product offerings with a truly innovative and superior sweetening solution.

Specifications

AttributeDetails
Common NamesOrganic D-Allulose Syrup, Organic Psicose Syrup
OriginDerived from Organic Non-GMO Corn
ProcessingEnzymatic conversion, purification, concentration
AppearanceClear to light yellow, viscous liquid
Sweetness Level~0.7x the sweetness of sucrose
Caloric Value~0.4 kcal/g
Glycemic Index (GI)Extremely Low (GI < 1)
Purity (Dry Basis)Min 95% D-Allulose
Brix (Solids Content)Typically 70-75% (customizable)
pH3.0-7.0 (stable across broad range)
Microbiological PurityMeets international food safety standards
Heavy MetalsLow levels, compliant with international regulations

Key Features

Applications

Our Organic Allulose Syrup is an incredibly valuable and in-demand ingredient for a multitude of B2B applications across the food, beverage, and nutraceutical industries, especially where sugar reduction, clean-label, and keto-friendliness are priorities:

Why Choose Our Organic Allulose Syrup?

Partner with us for your Organic Allulose Syrup needs and secure a premium, high-demand ingredient that drives innovation and meets critical market trends:

FAQs

Q: What is Allulose, and how is it different from other sweeteners?

A: Allulose is a “rare sugar” found naturally in small amounts in wheat, fruits (like figs and raisins), and corn. It’s unique because it has a chemical structure similar to fructose but is metabolized differently by the body. This results in 90% fewer calories than sugar and virtually no impact on blood sugar levels, unlike most other sugars or high-intensity sweeteners that lack sugar’s functional benefits.

Q: Is Organic Allulose Syrup suitable for keto and diabetic products?

A: Absolutely. With ~0.4 kcal/g and an extremely low glycemic index (GI < 1), our Organic Allulose Syrup is an ideal sweetener for keto-friendly, low-carb, and diabetic-safe product formulations. It does not cause a significant rise in blood glucose or insulin.

Q: What is the sweetness level of Organic Allulose Syrup compared to regular table sugar (sucrose)?

A: Organic Allulose Syrup provides about 70% of the sweetness of sucrose. Its clean taste profile means it blends seamlessly into formulations without off-notes, allowing you to achieve a sugar-like sweetness with significant calorie reduction.

Q: What’s the typical shelf life and recommended storage for bulk quantities?

A: Our Organic Allulose Syrup typically has a shelf life of 12-24 months from the manufacturing date. It should be stored in a cool, dry place (ideally between 60-80°F / 15-27°C) in its original sealed containers, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maintain its quality and prevent crystallization.

Q: Does Organic Allulose Syrup provide the browning effect in baked goods?

A: Yes, this is one of Allulose’s significant advantages! Unlike many other low-calorie sweeteners, Allulose participates in the Maillard reaction, allowing baked goods and confectionery to achieve desirable browning and flavor development, similar to what you’d get with traditional sugar.

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