1. TAPIOCA STARCH
Tapioca Starch is a fine white starch product extracted 100% from fresh cassava roots.
- Tapioca starch does not dissolve in cold water. When placed in water at an appropriate temperature (60℃ - 70℃), the structure of the starch granules breaks down, forming a thick gel solution, also known as starch gelatinization. This process is applied in various fields not only in food but also in many other industries.
- Among the naturally used flours that have high commercial value, tapioca starch stands out with many superior advantages. Currently, the market shows a significant growth demand for tapioca starch worldwide.
2. MODIFIED TAPIOCA STARCH
Modified Tapioca Starch is a type of starch that has been altered through physical and chemical methods to enhance or adjust its properties and characteristics. These modifications can include changes in viscosity, substitution levels, adhesiveness, and gelatinization temperature compared to natural starch.