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Microfluidizer® Technology: Benefits in Nutraceutical and Food Processing

Improved Product Quality in the Nutraceuticals Industry

Nutraceuticals, often aligning more closely with pharmaceutical processing requirements than those of food, utilize chemistry to deliver benefits and nutrients from sources like plants and fish oils. Microfluidics partners with nutraceutical companies and ingredient manufacturers to enhance product quality and stability.

Many products available on the market today were developed using a Microfluidizer® processor, including vitamins, weight loss powders, oral vitamin sprays and functional foods enhanced with nutrients such as Omega-3.

Why do so many nutraceutical companies choose Microfluidizers® technology over conventional nutraceutical ingredient mixers?

  • Uniform nutraceutical particle size reduction 
    • improves bioavailability,
    • reduces or eliminates phase separation, and
    • maximizes stability.
  • Efficient nanoencapsulation
    • masks any objectionable smells and tastes of added nutrients,
    • protects against oxidation to extend shelf-life, and
    • produces liposomes that enable the timed release of nutrients for easier digestion.
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Microfluidizer® Processors for Food Producers

Food producers continually seek ways to improve color, taste, texture and nutritional value.

Microfluidizer® homogenizer/processors produce highly concentrated food emulsions which, when added to foods, intensify color and flavor.

Benefits in the Development of Nutraceutical Products

Nutraceutical and food processing companies rely on Microfluidics for our experience and unique strategies in the development of nutraceutical products and their presentation.

Microfluidizer® technology offers several benefits to the nutraceutical/food processing industry:

  • Multiple active delivery made possible with the same instrument platform
  • Development of micelles, liposome and emulsions
  • The ability to handle reduced quantities of expensive materials
  • High-potency density
  • Reduced quantities of expensive materials
  • Highest shear and impact for increased bioavailability of nutrients
  • Experience in the physical presentation of actives required for safe, stable presentation of nutraceuticals