HETCHYNLYCOTIQUE®by HETCHYN

LYCOTIQUE® / TECHNOLOGY

White tomato processing, from powder to beadlets.

Freeze-drying, extraction and starch-carrier microencapsulation form three connected ingredient pathways.

INGREDIENT PROCESS

One source. Connected processing paths.

Follow the processing route for your selected ingredient format. Content values refer to total natural tomato carotenoids.

  1. 01Specially cultivated white tomatoes
  2. 02Freeze-drying & milling
  3. 03Freeze-dried tomato powderView powder grade →
  1. 04 · REOrganic-solvent extraction
  1. 04 · SESupercritical CO₂ extraction
  1. 05White tomato extract oilView oil grades →
  2. 06Starch-carrier microencapsulation
  3. 07Spray drying
  4. 08Water-dispersible starch beadletsView beadlet grades →

Process overview based on the Lycotique product catalogue. Grade-specific conditions are reviewed in the current technical documents.

HETCHYN FACILITY

Processing and analytical spaces.

Industrial cleaning equipment at HETCHYN facility
Cleaning equipment
Freeze-dryer chamber at HETCHYN facility
Freeze-drying equipment
HETCHYN team reviewing the supercritical CO₂ extraction line
Supercritical CO₂ equipment
HETCHYN team working in the analytical laboratory
Quality-control laboratory

Photographs show HETCHYN’s general facility and equipment, rather than a particular Lycotique production batch.

ROUTE SELECTION

Choose the route with the application.

RE identifies the organic-solvent extraction route; SE identifies the supercritical CO₂ route. The selected grade’s specification and batch documentation define the applicable quality requirements.

Beadlets are a formulated ingredient

A starch carrier is used during microencapsulation. Confirm the carrier system, dispersibility and processing conditions for your finished product.

Explore beadlet grades →

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