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Citri-Fi 125, a natural, non-GMO citrus fibre is one of the most recent additions to the Citri-Fi portfolio. To find new uses for this natural citrus fibre, Fiberstar launched a global innovation contest targeting University students. Over 25 applicants, globally, submitted a proposal in how to use the Citri-Fi 125.
A panel of judges ranked the students’ applications based on originality of concept, justification/market need, ingredient commercial feasibility, technical feasibility and quality of their report. A total of $25,000 was awarded amongst the six winning proposals. 1st Place: Citrus Fibre as an Effective Fat Blocker in Fried Seafood: Oregon State University Seafood Research and Education Centre, U.S. Dr. Jae Park, Kaitlin Junes and Angela Hunt
2nd Place: Reduced Fat Instant Laksa Paste Surya University, Indonesia Sylviana, Meutia Wafa' Khairunnisa Hakim, Amelia Adinda and Bryan Raharja
3rd Place: Citri-Crunch Healthy Savoury Extruded Pork Snack Washington State University, U.S. Ryan Kowalski, Bon-Jae Gu, Maria Dian Pratiwi Masli, Siyuan Wang and Hongchao Zhang
4th Place: Chicken Sausage with Reduced Oil & Improve Sensory Sri Lanka University, Sri Lanka Miss A.M. Aruni Shanika
5th Place: Calcium Fortification to Increase Viscosity and Enhance Gelling Properties University of Guelph, Canada Lisa Indris
6th Place: Natural Colour Stabilizer in Berry Yammee Topping Cornell University, U.S. Fiona Harnischfeger, Sofía Lara, Victoria Chen, Katrina Cariño, Ana Chang, Sierra Jamir and Shiyu Cai Citri-Fi 125 stabilizes natural colours during shelf-life to prevent phase separation and colour bleeding. This benefit is crucial for consumer acceptance when using vibrant natural colours to indicate freshness. Comments are closed.
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