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Organic Cornstarch Powder

organic corn starch

What is organic cornstarch powder?

Organic Cornstarch Powder (also known as organic maize starch or corn flour) is a refined carbohydrate derived from certified organic non-GMO corn kernels (Zea mays). Produced through a water-based extraction process, this gluten-free powder delivers high purity (≥99% starch), neutral taste, and superior thickening properties for diverse industries.

Key Highlights

  1. Functional Excellence:
    • High Purity: ≥99% starch content (amylose:amylopectin ≈ 25:75) for consistent performance.
    • Neutral Flavor & Clarity: Forms translucent gels, ideal for sauces and dairy alternatives.
    • Rapid Thickening: Activates at 65–85°C (149–185°F), perfect for instant applications.
  2. Clean & Ethical:
    • Non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, and free from major allergens (soy/nut-free).
    • Sustainably sourced from USDA/EU-certified organic farms.
  3. Certifications: USDA Organic, EU Organic 834/2007, Kosher, Halal, ISO 22000.

Specifications

ParameterDetails
SourceOrganic corn kernels (Zea mays)
ProcessingWet milling, centrifugation, drying
Starch Content≥99% (dry basis)
Protein≤0.3% (Kjeldahl method)
Moisture≤12%
Ash≤0.1%
pH4.5-6.5 (10% solution)
Viscosity600-1,200 mPa·s (5% solution, 25°C)
Particle Size80-120 mesh (adjustable to 200 mesh)
Packaging25kg kraft bags or 1kg retail packs
Shelf Life24 months

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Why Choose Us?

  1. Farm-to-Powder Traceability: Partnered with organic corn growers.
  2. Technical Support: Free solubility and viscosity testing for your formulations.
  3. Sustainability: Water recycling in processing; carbon-neutral shipping options.

FAQs

Q: Is organic cornstarch the same as corn flour?

A: In the U.S., cornstarch refers to pure starch, while corn flour is finely ground whole corn. In the UK, “corn flour” often means starch.

Q: Can it replace tapioca starch?

A: Yes, but cornstarch thickens more opaquely and breaks down at higher temperatures.

Q: Is it safe for celiac disease?

A: Yes – gluten-free and produced in a dedicated facility.

Q: How to prevent clumping?

A: Mix with cold liquid before heating or use anti-caking agents (e.g., 1% rice starch).

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