Tapioca starch, derived from cassava, is valued for its clear, elastic gel and gentle, springy texture in gluten free and plant based products. It performs especially well in frozen foods, snacks, coatings and dairy alternatives, maintaining structure without cloudiness. Its mild taste and smooth mouthfeel make it a preferred choice in clean label formulations and Southeast Asian style applications.
Wheat starch provides excellent texturising properties in bakery, noodles and processed foods where a delicate structure is important. It contributes to improved dough handling, crumb softness and volume, while supporting clean flavour profiles thanks to its neutral taste. Used alongside wheat flour or on its own, it helps optimise texture and consistency in both traditional and modern recipes.
Pea starch is a plant based, allergen friendly starch ideal for high-protein, vegan and free from product lines. It offers strong gelling and water binding properties, supporting firm yet tender textures in meat analogues, noodles and snack products. With its origin from yellow peas, it pairs well with other pea ingredients and fits neatly into sustainability focused and pulse based product concepts.
Corn starch is a classic, widely recognised starch used for thickening sauces, custards and desserts, and for adding lightness to bakery and batter systems. It forms a smooth, stable gel when cooked, improving mouthfeel and helping control syneresis in finished products. Its reliable performance and broad customer familiarity make it an essential ingredient across retail, food service and industrial formulations.
Potato starch is a highly functional, gluten free thickener ideal for soups, sauces, gravies and ready meals where a smooth, glossy finish is required. It offers excellent waterâ binding capacity and stable viscosity, helping products maintain their texture through heating, cooling and freezing. With a neutral flavour and bright white colour, it blends seamlessly into savoury and sweet applications, including bakery fillings, batters and coated products.
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