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Vitiva INOLENS 12 (301888)

Vitiva Inolens 12 (301888) was dosed to flour in concentrations of 0,015 % and 0,03 %. Ascorbic acid was used as a “gold standard” at 0,05 %, following good manufacturing practice. Controls contained no antioxidant.

Ingredient Name: Rosemary Extract

Functions: Antioxidant

Labeling Claims: Allergen-free

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Identification & Functionality

Ingredient Name
Food Ingredients Functions
Ingredients
Rosemary Extract
Food Additive Number
E 392, INS 392
Technologies
Types
  • Cookies, cakes,
  • biscuits, cereal bars,
  • pastries, pies, scones,
  • cornets, wafers,
  • crackers
  • and more

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims
Benefits

Benefits of using INOLENS 12 (301888) and other INOLENS products for bakery applications are

  • Shelf life extension naturally,
  • Better oxidation management and product market
  • Positioning,
  • Fresher taste of products,
  • 100 % natural non-allergenic formulations.

Applications & Uses

Use Level
0.3
Processing Need

Add to dry mix

Application

Add to flour and other dry ingredients, mix well.

Technical Details & Test Data

Oxidative changes were measured by Hexanal test
  • For croissants: 14 days after production.
  • For cookies: one, six and ten months after production.

Results

Graph 1: Results of hexanal concentration in croissants without antioxidant (control) and in croissants with addition of ascorbic acoid and INOLENS 12 (301888) after 14 days of storage

Vitiva INOLENS 12 (301888) - Oxidative Changes Were Measured By Hexanal Test

Graph 2: Results of hexanal concentration in butter cookies without antioxidant (control) and butter cookies with addition of ascorbic acid and INOLENS 12 (301888) after 10 months

 

Vitiva INOLENS 12 (301888) - Oxidative Changes Were Measured By Hexanal Test - 1

 

Conclusion

At usage level as low 0,03 % of INOLENS 12 (301888) in croissants and butter cookies, rancidity of products is greatly reduced comparing to non-treated control and product with addition of ascorbic acid. Shelf life can be extended up to two fold. While providing the benefit of protection, at the same time there was no negative change of taste, odor and other organoleptic properties of croissants and butter cookies.

Storage & Handling

Storage conditions
  • Croissants were stored in plastic foil at room temperature and relative air humidity of 50-55 %,
  • Butter cookies were stored in plastic boxes at room temperature and relative air humidity of 50-55 %.