| ITEMS | SPECIFICATIONS (TEST METHOD) | Remark |
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| Appearance | White to light yellow free-flowing powder | Pass |
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Jelly Strength (Bloom) 150 – 250 Bloom (6.67%) Customizable for desired texture |
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| Viscosity | 2.2-5.0mPa.s | Customizable |
| pH (at 55℃) | 3.8-7.6 | Customizable |
| Loss on Drying (105°C for 16 hours) | ≤ 15% | Standard |
| Heavy Metals (as Pb) | ≤ 10 ppm | Strict Safety |
| Total Count of viable aerobes | ≤ 1000 cfu/g | Safe |
| Molds and Yeasts | ≤ 100 cfu/g | Pass |
| Salmonella / E. Coli | Absent | Sterile |
Advantage | Porcine Gelatin (150-250 Bloom) | Bovine Gelatin (200-300 Bloom) | Fish Gelatin (50-150 Bloom) |
Gel Strength / Texture | Optimal elasticity and chewiness. Slightly lower Bloom than bovine is sometimes preferred for a specific "stretch". | Highest gel strength and stiffness. Used when maximum structural integrity is needed, or for Halal/Kosher adherence. | Lowest gel strength. Results in a softer, more fragile gel; lower melting point makes it challenging for shelf-stable gummies. |
Melting Point | Body Temperature (35°C). Best for the desired "melt-in-the-mouth" flavor experience. | Body Temperature (35°C). Similar to porcine. | Lower (25°C). Melts faster, but risks softening/melting during hot weather transport or storage. |
Cost & Availability | Most cost-effective and widely available source globally, ensuring supply chain robustness. | Higher cost, especially if certified Halal/Kosher. | Highest cost, niche market. |
Our packing materials are: Inner layer: PE moisture-proof bag; outer layer: kraft paper bag. Our standard packing for gelatin is 25KG/bag, or customized packing is available based on customer’s needs.
A standard 20-foot container can carry approximately 8-10 tons of gelatin, while a standard 40-foot container can carry approximately 16-18 tons of gelatin.