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Brunei: Natural Hydrocolloids Driving Food and Personal Care Innovation Brunei, located on the northern coast of Borneo in Southeast Asia, is rich in tropical fruits, coconuts, and marine products, with food processing and tourism-related catering playing a key role in economic growth. As local and regional consumers increasingly seek natural, healthy, and plant-based products, pectin, citrus fiber, carrageenan, and konjac gum are playing an increasingly important role in dairy, beverages, snacks, bakery, sauces, and personal care products. In dairy and beverages, pectin is widely used in yogurt, probiotic drinks, fruit juices, and functional beverages. High-ester pectin maintains stability in acidic systems, ensuring uniform suspension and smooth mouthfeel while enhancing refreshing taste. Citrus fiber increases viscosity and dietary fiber content while improving flow properties. Carrageenan provides uniform gel structure in custards, puddings, jellies, and ice cream, creating a delicate, smooth texture. Konjac gum, with transparent and elastic gel characteristics, excels in low-sugar desserts, plant-based meal replacements, and jelly products, meeting the demand for healthy diets. In snacks and bakery, citrus fiber enhances dough hydration and gas retention, keeping cakes, biscuits, and local pastries moist and soft, while partially replacing fat to reduce calories. Pectin stabilizes jams, fillings, and confectionery, preventing water separation and maintaining gloss. Carrageenan and konjac gum improve gel strength and texture layers in puddings, mousses, and gummy products, supporting diverse taste experiences. In sauces and condiments, pectin and citrus fiber stabilize the system, prevent separation, and enhance flavor integration. Carrageenan improves sliceability and water retention in sauces and meat products, while konjac gum optimizes texture and mouthfeel in low-sugar, low-fat, or plant-based sauces. In personal care, konjac gum and citrus fiber serve as natural plant-based ingredients in lotions, cleansers, masks, and hair care products. Konjac gum provides natural moisturizing and thickening, while citrus fiber offers gentle exfoliation and adsorption, providing innovative solutions for natural personal care product development in Brunei and Southeast Asia. With growing consumer health awareness, pectin, citrus fiber, carrageenan, and konjac gum are driving innovation in Brunei’s dairy, beverage, snack, bakery, sauce, and personal care industries. Lemon Biotech, as a comprehensive natural hydrocolloid solutions provider, offers formulation optimization, technical guidance, and process support, helping companies achieve product innovation and differentiation in the market.

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.