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Ingredient Technologies

Why hydrocolloids matter in bringing taste and stability to dairy and non-dairy foods

Gums, emulsifiers and stabilizers are a triple threat.

Barbara Harfmann

January 21, 2026

Ingredients like gums, emulsifiers, and stabilizers are essential in dairy and non-dairy products, enhancing taste, texture, and stability in items like ice cream, cheese, and yogurt.

Ingredient Showcase

Ingredient suppliers highlight the latest innovations in natural and organic ingredients.

July 15, 2024

New ingredients from FlavorSum, Global Organics, and GNT

Tailor-made dairy and nondairy stabilizing solutions trending up worldwide

Gums, emulsifiers, stabilizers help extend shelf life, improve creamy texture of ice cream, yogurt.

Barbara Harfmann

January 20, 2023

Gums, emulsifiers, stabilizers help extend shelf life, improve creamy texture of ice cream, yogurt.

Dairy ingredients

TIC Gums targets texture in yogurt with stabilizer

April 27, 2015

TIC Gums develops Dairyblend YG AG to stabilize spoonable yogurts, yogurt drinks and smoothies.

Dairy ingredients

Palsgaard introduces a special stabilizer mixture for use in stirred yogurt products

June 26, 2013

Palsgaard announces its new AcidMilk 316, a special stabilizer mixture developed for use in stirred yogurt products produced from fresh milk.

Stabilizer

Ingredient helps processors create yogurt shakes made from reconstituted milk

A new stabilizing system opens up additional market potential.

March 30, 2013

A new stabilizing system is said to greatly enhanced the properties of yogurt made from reconstituted milk. The reconstituted product can be processed in the same way as fresh milk.

The global cosmetics market is undergoing a major shift towards the use of natural bioactive ingredients as consumers grow more skeptical of traditional formulations and demand greater transparency and sustainability.