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    Ingredients for Dairy Processors

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    Huber Launching two Super Carrier Silicas at IFT 2013

    June 6, 2013

    By Hubar Engineered Materials

    Huber Engineered Materials, a division of J.M. Huber Corporation, is launching two super carrier silicon dioxides at the upcoming IFT Annual Meeting + Food Expo in Chicago July 13-16. Zeofree PLUS 5191 and Zeofree PLUS 5193 silicon dioxides are engineered to deliver outstanding performance by providing excellent carrying capacity for liquids, while delivering superior anti-caking and free-flow properties for the most challenging powdered food and industrial applications.

    ZeofreePLUS 5191 is a carrier in the form of spray-dried powder with an average particle size of 25 microns, while ZeofreePLUS 5193 is a conditioning agent in the form of milled powder with an average particle size of 14 microns. Both products provide outstanding carrying capacity at three times their weight as liquids.

    “As our society becomes more mobile, the demand for convenience and on-the-go food products continues to soar,” said Frank Burkus, global marketing director for Huber’s Silica business. “Our new ZeofreePLUS 5191 and 5193 grades set the bar in terms of performance for silicon dioxide carriers and free-flow agents and are the latest demonstration of Huber’s commitment to enabling our customers to satisfy market trends.”

    Huber personnel will be managing booth 3525 in Chicago’s McCormick Place South discussing the new super carrier silicon dioxides along with a board line of other anti-caking and free-flow agents and silica grade deformers available for various food-related applications. For more information on ZeofreePLUS 5191 and 5193, email hubersilicas@huber.com or call 1-800-704-8254.

    About Huber Engineered Materials
    Huber Engineered Materials, headquartered in Atlanta, GA, develops engineered specialty ingredients that enhance the performance, appeal and processing of a broad range of products used in industrial, paper and consumer-based applications. Its inorganic expertise has resulted in advancing the art in specialty silica and silicates, alumina trihydrate, magnesium hydroxide, molybdates, barium sulfate and natural calcium carbonate.

    About J.M. Huber Corp.
    J.M. Huber Corp., headquartered in Edison, N.J., is a diversified, multinational supplier combining imagination, inspiration and innovation to enhance the performance of thousands of consumer and industrial products used in a broad range of consumer and industrial applications in industries such as oral care and personal care, food and beverage, forestry management and building materials.

    SOURCE: Huber Engineered Materials
     

    KEYWORDS: IFT Show ingredient technology ingredients for dairy processing silicon dioxides

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