| Certificates/Standards: | N; |
| Monthly Output: | Not provided |
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| Delivery Lead Time: | Not provided |
| Main Sales Markets: | North America,Central/South America,Western Europe,Eastern Europe,Australasia,Asia,Middle East,Africa |
| Sample Provided: | No |
| Sample Policy: | Not provided |
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Modified starch refers to natural starch that has been physically, chemically, or enzymatically altered to enhance specific functionalities. Common modification methods include acid hydrolysis, oxidation, esterification, etherification, and cross-linking, which improve properties like heat resistance, viscosity stability, or freeze-thaw tolerance.
Key Applications:
Food Industry: As thickeners (e.g., sauces), stabilizers (e.g., yogurt), gelling agents (e.g., jelly), or fat replacers (low-fat products).
Paper Industry: Enhances paper strength and surface coating.
Textile Industry: Used as sizing agents to strengthen yarns.
Pharmaceuticals: Employed in drug delivery systems or medical dressings.
Biodegradable Materials: Production of eco-friendly plastics (e.g., starch-based films).