Vitafoods Europe

With a short time-to-market from product and process development directly to contract manufacturing or your own production plant Meet the Glatt team at Vitafoods Europe 2024 in Geneva at stand L 173 Benefit from bundled expertise in particle design – from the first feasibility test to scale-up, masterbatch and validation of the production process. Glatt offers suitable solutions for almost every requirement. Do you have a product idea but don’t have the right technology? We support you in the manufacture and refinement of solid product formulations for a wide range of tasks: from nano-dispersed powder for high-tech applications, to matrix-encapsulated food supplements and food additives in powder, granulate and pellet form, through to products with defined release of active ingredients. Contract manufacturing or plant design is always preceded by product and process development. The Glatt process experts precisely coordinate formulation and process. This shortens the development time and you can concentrate on your product. You can directly influence characteristics such as particle

Plant-based functional ingredients behave differently than manufacturers of nutraceuticals and cosmetic products would like. Double microencapsulation can help them to overcome bioavailability and solubility challenges Plant-based functional ingredients behave differently than manufacturers of nutraceuticals and cosmetic products would like. Innovative processes such as double microencapsulation can help them to overcome bioavailability and solubility challenges. Among the currently trending functional ingredients, interest in natural sources such as turmeric and its polyphenol, curcumin, has been increasing for years. The spice is not only in demand in the culinary world, but has also found great promise in both consumer and scientific applications.1 Hewlings and Kalman reported that the reason for this is because of the medicinal properties of this rhizomatous perennial plant (Curcuma longa) from the ginger family, which have been known for thousands of years.2 In Asian countries, turmeric has traditionally been used as a medicinal plant for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimutagenic, antimicrobial and anticancer properties.3–5 This sought-after ingredient is not only