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AG (Antigua and Barbuda), a small island nation in the Caribbean, is renowned for its rich tropical resources and tourism industry. With an increasing demand for healthy and natural foods, the use of natural hydrocolloids has become increasingly important in the local food, beverage, and personal care products industries. Hydrocolloids such as pectin, citrus fiber, carrageenan, and konjac gum have emerged as key ingredients driving food innovation and the beauty and personal care industry in AG (Antigua and Barbuda). In the dairy and beverage sector, pectin is widely used in products such as yogurt, probiotic drinks, and fruit juices. High-ester pectin remains stable in acidic environments, helping to maintain the smoothness and uniformity of beverages while extending shelf life and preserving freshness and flavor. Citrus fiber is commonly used in low-sugar, high-fiber drinks, increasing fiber content and improving both texture and nutritional value. Carrageenan is widely used in milk puddings, custards, jellies, and ice creams to enhance gel strength and improve texture. Konjac gum, with its transparent and elastic gel properties, provides superior mouthfeel in low-sugar desserts and plant-based beverages, adding health benefits. In the snack and bakery industry, citrus fiber improves dough hydration and gas retention, ensuring that cakes, biscuits, and other baked goods remain soft and moist. Pectin is commonly used in jams, fillings, and confectionery to stabilize texture, prevent water separation, and maintain gloss. Carrageenan and konjac gum enhance gel strength and texture in puddings, mousses, and gummy snacks, offering a richer and more diverse mouthfeel. In sauces and condiments, pectin and citrus fiber are used to improve stability, prevent separation, and enhance flavor integration. Carrageenan improves the sliceability and water retention of meat products, while konjac gum optimizes texture and mouthfeel in low-sugar, low-fat, and plant-based sauces. In personal care and cosmetics, konjac gum and citrus fiber are widely used as natural skincare ingredients in lotions, face masks, and hair care products. Konjac gum provides a smooth texture and moisturizing effects, while citrus fiber offers gentle exfoliation and adsorption, helping to cleanse and nourish the skin. With the growing demand for natural and healthy products in AG (Antigua and Barbuda), pectin, citrus fiber, carrageenan, and konjac gum are driving innovation and upgrades in the food and personal care industries. Lemon Biotech, as a provider of natural hydrocolloid solutions, offers formulation optimization, process guidance, and technical support to help local businesses differentiate themselves and drive product innovation.

Citrus pectin is a natural polysaccharide extracted from premium citrus peel. It provides essential gelling, thickening, stabilization, suspension, and texture-enhancing functions. With its fine, clear gel structure, excellent acid stability, and strong process adaptability, pectin is widely used as a key structural ingredient in beverages, dairy, gummies, jams, bakery fillings, meat products, and plant-based formulations. Our citrus pectin meets FSSC 22000, Kosher, Halal, and FDA standards, and is free from gluten and major allergens—making it an ideal choice for clean, natural, and high-performance formulation needs.

Our citrus fiber products comply with FSSC 22000, Kosher, Halal, and FDA international certification standards. They are non-GMO, gluten-free, lactose-free, and free of common allergens, making them the ideal ingredient choice that combines functionality, clean label compatibility, and natural origin.

Our carrageenan product series is certified by FSSC22000, ISO9001, Halal, Kosher, among other international standards, ensuring batch consistency and global regulatory compliance for customers across various markets.

Konjac gum has excellent water-binding and swelling capacity, forming highly elastic gels with multiple functions including water retention, oil control, elasticity enhancement, film forming, emulsification, and suspension.