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Organic Resistant Dextrin

organic resistant dextrin powder

We offer certified organic resistant dextrin in two versatile formats:

Both are produced via enzymatic roasting (pyrodextrinization) of organic corn starch or organic tapioca starch, followed by purification—without chemical modification, sulfites, or synthetic additives. With ≥90% total dietary fiber (AOAC 2001.03), mild sweetness (~10–15% of sucrose), and excellent solubility, organic resistant dextrin serves as a clean-label prebiotic fibersugar replacer enhancer, and texture modifier.

Clinically shown to support gut health, blood glucose control, and satiety, resistant dextrin is one of the most stable and versatile soluble fibers available.

Source Options: Available from organic non-GMO corn (ideal for North American markets) or organic tapioca (gluten-free, allergen-friendly, ideal for EU/Asia).

What Is Organic Resistant Dextrin?

Resistant dextrin is a low-molecular-weight, highly branched soluble fiber created by controlled thermal and enzymatic treatment of starch. The process introduces α-(1→2) and α-(1→3) glycosidic bonds that resist human digestive enzymes but are fermented slowly in the colon—making it a Type 5 resistant starch (RS5) with prebiotic properties.

Our organic resistant dextrin contains minimal residual sugars (< 3%) and is virtually colorless and odorless, ensuring seamless integration into sensitive formulations.

Key Functional Differences: Powder vs. Syrup

PropertyOrganic Resistant Dextrin PowderOrganic Resistant Dextrin Syrup
Physical FormWhite to off-white free-flowing powderClear, pale yellow low-viscosity syrup
Total Dietary Fiber≥90% (dry basis)≥70% (as-is basis) / ≥90% (dry solids)
Solids (Dry Matter)≥98%75–77%
Moisture Content≤2%23–25%
Sweetness (vs. Sucrose)~10–15%~10–15%
DE Value10–1510–15
Viscosity (25°C)N/A50–150 cP (very low, easy to pump)
Best ForTablets, dry mixes, protein bars, bakingBeverages, gummies, dairy alternatives, sauces

Technical Specifications

ParameterOrganic Resistant Dextrin PowderOrganic Resistant Dextrin Syrup
Starch SourceOrganic corn OR organic tapiocaSame
AppearanceFine white powderClear, low-color syrup
Odor & TasteNeutral; very mild sweetness, no aftertasteSame
Total Dietary Fiber (AOAC 2001.03)≥90%≥70% (as-is)
pH (10% solution)4.0 – 6.04.0 – 6.0
Residual Sugars (Glucose + Maltose)≤3.0%≤3.0%
Ash Content≤0.5%≤0.5%
Heavy MetalsPb ≤0.1 mg/kg; As ≤0.1 mg/kg; Cd ≤0.05 mg/kg; Hg ≤0.01 mg/kgSame
Microbiological CriteriaTPC ≤1,000 CFU/g; Yeast/Mold ≤100 CFU/g; E. coliSalmonellaListeria: AbsentSame
Allergen StatusGluten-Free (<5 ppm), Soy-Free, Dairy-Free, Nut-FreeSame
CertificationsUSDA Organic, EU Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, Kosher, Halal (available), Vegan Certified

Analytical methods: AOAC 2001.03 for total dietary fiber; HPLC for sugar profile. Complies with FDA GRAS (GRN No. 77), EU Novel Food regulations (for corn/tapioca dextrins), and Codex Stan 290.

Functional & Health Benefits

Digestive Tolerance: Excellent tolerance up to 25–30 g/day due to slow fermentation—lower risk of bloating vs. FOS or inulin.

Applications by Format

Organic Resistant Dextrin Powder

Organic Resistant Dextrin Syrup

Why Choose Our Organic Resistant Dextrin?

We partner with certified organic starch producers and use GMP-compliant enzymatic processing to ensure consistent DE, purity, and fiber content. Unlike caramelized or chemically modified dextrins, our product is non-browninglow-color, and suitable for “no added sugar” and “high fiber” labeling.

Every batch includes full documentation: Certificate of Analysis (CoA), Organic Certificate (specifying source), Dietary Fiber Report, Allergen Statement, and Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

Available packaging:

FAQs

Q: What’s the difference between powder and syrup formats?

A: Powder is ideal for dry blending, while syrup integrates seamlessly into liquids. Both provide prebiotic fiber but differ in moisture and viscosity.

Q: Can resistant dextrin replace sugar in beverages?

A: Yes! Syrup adds sweetness and mouthfeel with 70% fewer calories.

Q: Is it suitable for diabetics?

A: Absolutely—both formats have a glycemic index of 0.

Q: Does it cause bloating?

A: Tolerated better than inulin/FOS. Start with ≤15g/day and increase gradually.

Q: Are these products non-GMO?

A: Yes! Certified USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified.

Q: What is organic resistant dextrin used for?

Organic resistant dextrin boosts gut health in supplements, reduces sugar in beverages, and adds fiber to baked goods.

Q: Where to buy organic resistant dextrin?

BIOSTARCH supplies USDA-certified organic resistant dextrin in powder and syrup formats. Request free samples today!

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