Soy Lecithin Oil & Powder: Bulk Supply & Manufacturing
Orison Chemicals Limited focuses on refining Crude Soy Lecithin to enhance viscosity, color, and purity of Soy Lecithin (phospholipids). We also employ chemical and enzyme modification techniques to improve water solubility. Additionally, we specialize in separating individual phospholipids, including Phosphatidylcholine(PC)-enriched phospholipids. Lear More about us...
Deoiled Soy Lecithin
Deoiled Soy Lecithin Extract from Soya Lecithin Oil: Available in Granule and Powder Forms
More detailsPhosphatidylcholine
Extract Enriched Phosphatidylcholine (PC) from Deoiled Soy Lecithin: Ideal for Liposome Applications
More detailsSOY LECITHIN (Phospholipids)
Lecithin or Phospholipids: Natural Emulsifiers, Wetting Agents, Viscosity Modifiers, Dispersant Agents, Mold Release Aids, and Surfactants – Versatile Raw Materials for a Variety of Food and Non-Food Products.
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Quality is our top priority for customers. Our production facilities have obtained certifications such as the FSSC22000, HALAL, and KOSHER certifications, ensuring compliance with food safety standards. Each batch of our products undergoes rigorous testing in our internal laboratory, and we retain samples for further analysis. Furthermore, we collaborate with third-party testing agencies, such as Eurofins Analysis and SGS, on a regular basis to conduct various index tests to guarantee the quality of our products.
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Lecithins
Orison Chemicals Limited offer wide range of lecithin products for all types of applications. Lecithin history: In 1846, Lecithin was discovered by the French chemist Maurice Gobley. He isolated lecithin substance from egg […]
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How Lecithins Work? Lecithins are used mainly as natural emulsifiers. They are surfaceactive with the characteristic of simultaneous hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties, which enable lecithins to make stable blends of materials oil and […]
Continue readingAcetone residues in soy lecithin
Soybean oil is soluble in acetone and lecithin can’t, acetone can be used to remove soybean oil from the soy lecithin liquid. After mixing with acetone, soybean oil was extracted out, and the […]
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