plant derivatives France

...), Cellulosic derivatives (HPMC, MC), Functional compounds (fat alternatives, bakery, meats, stabilizing blends for beverages and dairy products), Alginates, Pectins, Tara gums, and more. For example, texturizing systems derived from plant-based raw materials. Applications: - BVP; - Meats; - Beverages & dairy products; - Others: cereals, pasta, cereal bars, fish, vegetarian, vegan, sauces, confectionery, instant beverages, fruit preparations...

... with vegetable producers (from both the north and south) and supplies blanched, grilled, pre-fried, semi-dehydrated, or frozen confit vegetables. It also provides fruits, fruit purees, processed candied fruits, Paris mushrooms, wild mushrooms, aromatic herbs, frozen potatoes, and derivatives.

ROQUETTE is among the top 5 global leaders in the starch industry. Our business is based on the transformation of plant raw materials: corn, wheat, potatoes, peas, and microalgae. Our focus is on plant chemistry and health nutrition. ROQUETTE manufactures over six hundred products for the food, paper, bio-industry, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition sectors... Many other industries utilize starch derivatives: additives for concrete, intermediates for surfactants, polyurethane foams, and biodegradable plastics.

The KOS PARIS brand was born from a passion for rare plants, cultivated with respect, that have proven their effectiveness, and the desire to create a high-end line of natural cosmetics that combines the power of active ingredients from the plant world, rich textures, and respect for the environment. We formulate cosmetic treatments, many of which are derived from organic farming, without preservatives, silicones, parabens, or petrochemical derivatives and mineral oil, all in a commitment to respect for the environment and the skin.