Flavor Division (Oman Agro Industries LLC)
Flavor Division (Oman Agro Industries LLC)
Flavor Division (Oman Agro Industries LLC)
Business Interest
1. Liquid Flavour 2. Emulsion Flavour 3. Dry Mixed Powder Flavour
All vessel connect with wheel, only one stirrer and one homogenizer in working condition
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Require Basic infrastructure and Manpower for Flavour and Fragrance Department Section I
Emulsion Flavour Production (ground floor) Liquid Flavour Production (ground floor) Dry mixed flavour production (ground floor) Packaging & Finished Goods Warehouse No. 1 (ground floor)
R&D and Creation Lab for Flavour and Fragrance (1st floor) Application Food Chemistry Lab (1st floor) Quality Control Lab (1st floor) Quality Assurance Lab (1st floor) Staff offices (1st floor) Conference hall (1st floor)
Each section will be cover and built up as per ISO and Food Flavour regulator's parameter. All premises temperature will be maintained by AC Technical skill manpower requirement in initial stage 3 numbers
Junior Perfumer/Flavorist 1 Food Chemist /chef -1 Analytical chemist 1 Sales person number 2 (included Mr. Bharat shah)
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Section II
Fragrance Blending Fragrance packaging and finished good Flavour Raw material storage Fragrance Raw material storage
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Analytical chemist -1
EMULSION FLAVOUR
ORANGE PINEAPPLE STRAWBERRY MANGO MIXED FRUIT GINGER
TOBACCO FLAVOUR
GRAPE TB/908 GUAVA HKB/004 APPLE TOBACO 908 ANISEED HKB MELON FLAVOUR T/0109 MINT TOBACCO 908 ORANGE HKB/1008 PEACH FLAVOUR T /0109 STRAWBERRY HKB TUTTI FRUITTI HKB
FOOD COLOUR
ALLURA RED E120 LEMON YELLOW E120 VIOLET B LEMON MANGO PINEAPPLE STRAWBERRY PONCEAU YELLOW SUNSET YELLOW TATRAZINE CARAMEL
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Markets
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE FLAVORS BAKERY AND CONFECTIONARY FLAVORS BEVERAGE FLAVORS COFFEE AND TEA FLAVORS Ice-creams & Frozen desserts Pharmaceutical Product DAIRY AND CHEESE FLAVORS
alcoholic beverage flavors cover all the bases. Use these flavors in cordials, schnapps, liqueurs, wine coolers, malt beverages, beer, wine, blended whiskeys, Canadian whiskeys, flavored vodkas and flavored rums.
Peppermint Pina Colada Pineapple Punch Raspberry Rum Sambucca Sour Apple Sour Cherry Sour Grape Sour Watermelon Spearmint Strawberry Tamarind Tangerine Tea Tequila Triple Sec Vanilla Watermelon Whiskey Wildberry
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Cranberry Cram
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technical staff can develop the flavor for any of your bakery or confection needs. Use our flavors in fresh or frozen rolls, bread, or bread dough, pizza dough, sour dough, pie dough, dry, or frozen or fresh bakery fillings, icings, cake mixes, Italian pastries, Danish pastries, donuts, cookies, cupcakes, bagels, and crackers as well as hard candy, chewing gum, chocolate, and other candy items. Specialty flavors are available for low calorie, fat-free and reduced fat items.
Pumpkin Pie Spice Raspberry Raspberry Cream Ricotta Cheese Rhubarb Rum Rum Butter Sesame Seed Sour Cream Sour Dough Spearmint Strawberry Vanilla Walnut White Chocolate Yeast Yellow Cake Yogurt
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BEVERAGE FLAVORS
Almond Anise Apple Apple Cider Apple Cinnamon Apricot Banana Berry Black Currant Blackberry Black Raspberry Bloody Mary Blue Raspberry Blueberry Boysenberry Bubble Gum Butter Toffee Caramel Champagne Cherry Chocolate Cocoa Cola
essence of the islands. Use our flavors in dry or liquid, carbonated and non-carbonated soft drinks, 100% juice or juice-containing beverages, flavored water, isotonic sports beverages, energy drinks, drink mixes and beverage concentrates. Mango Mocha Mixed Berry Nectarine Orange Papaya Peach Peanut Pear Peppermint Pina Colada Pineapple Praline Raspberry Root Beer Strawberry Tamarind Tangerine Vanilla Wildberry
Coffee Extract
Concord Grape Cranberry Cream Fruit Punch Ginger Ginger Ale Grape Grape Currant Guava Hazelnut Irish Cream Jamaica Key Lime Kiwi Lemon Lemon Lime Lime Mandarin Orange
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Cinnamon
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Cinnabun
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Tea
Apple Black Cherry Cinnamon Ginger Honeydew Melon Lime Orange Peach Pineapple Orange Strawberry Vanilla Apricot Blackberry Cinnamon Apple Grapefruit Jasmine Mandarin Orange Orange Spice Peach Mango Plum Tangerine Vanilla Spice Banana Chai Cranberry Guava Kiwi Mango papaya Pear Raspberry Tea Essence Watermelon Bergamot Cherry Earl Grey Honey Lemon Nectarine Passion Fruit Pineapple Rose Tropical Punch Wild Cherry
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History
Flavours are not new! The use of flavours dates back to the stone age: - Smoking - Use of herbs & spices - Salting - Sweetening with honey
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Flavour = Smell
Taste
bitter bitter
sweet
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Flavour creation
- Tools -
Analysis Chemical research Legislation Sensory profiling techniques Knowledge of food chemistry
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Legislation
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Natural flavours
Nomenclature:
1. category
flavourings only or almost exclusive = min. 90% derived from the named source (strawberry)
Composition Gained by physical methods from natural products Including oils and extracts
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Strawberry flavour
Composition Synthetic components all found in nature Molecular construct/formula identical with the natural flavour substance Including natural flavouring materials, oils and extracts
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Artificial flavours
Nomenclature: Flavour or a detailed name/designation:
Strawberry flavour
Composition Gained by synthetic methods One or more components not found in nature Including nature identical components, oils and extracts
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components flavour types natural strawberry flavour (FTNF) natural strawberry flavour natural flavour, type strawberry natural named extracts other natural extracts nature identical components artificial components
as many as 10%
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Flavour creation
creation of base with primary components giving flavour recognition
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Strawberry
Primary components
Descriptor fruity candy balsamic creamy
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Strawberry
Secondary components
Descriptor green ripe jammy floral
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Flavour profiling
Different qualities of the descriptor green
Standard Definition
fresh cut gras green apple green banana, rasberrry green cucumber green, fatty
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Flavour composition
Flavourings Other components solvent (liquid flavours) natural flavourings nature identical flavourings artificial flavourings flavour extracts reaction flavours smoke flavours
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carrier (powder flavours) flavour enhancer food preservative colouring agents thickening agents ... and other technologically necessary elements
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Types of Flavours
Liquid flavour
Solvents: 1,2-propylene glycol ethanol triacetin edible oil benzyl alcohol lactic acid...
Powder flavour
applied Carrier: malto-dextrin salt dextrose lactose... Anti-sticking agent: silicic acid magnesium carbonate
spray dried Carrier: malto-dextrin Encapsulation agent: gum arabic modified starch
Flavour granulate
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SENSORY EVALUATION
Definition
scientific discipline used to evoke, measure, analyse and interpret human responses to the properties of products perceived through the five senses:
bitter bitter
sweet
smell
taste
sight
touch
hearing
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Visual perception
You can evaluate:
shApe
Attention! The suggestion caused by a particular colour can be so strong that it will effect your smell and taste perception.
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Memory of smell
Ability of association untrained person 15-20 qualities of smell substances Flavourist and Perfumer more than 500 different
potential taster need a good ability of - smell - taste and - intuitive linguistic expressiveness
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recognized smell
banana
reference standard
iso-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
cucumber
2,6-nonadienal
anise
anethol
mushroom
1-octen-3-ol
lavender
lavender oil
bitter almond
benzaldehyde
spearmint
l-carvon
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Test methods
Objective tests
Difference tests
Used to determine whether a sensory difference between the two products exists .
z.B.: Triangle test, Paired comparison test, Difference-from-control test
Subjective tests
Affective tests Used to measure preference and/or acceptance (laboratory, central location or home use tests)
z.B.: Preference test, Acceptance test
Descriptive tests
Used to determine the sensory characteristics of a product or determine the nature and intensity of a difference between products.
z.B.: Flavour profiling, Quantitative Descriptive Analyse (QDA)
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Panel
- for objective tests Expert panel
2-5 panelists
For certain testing methods specially trained panel Used for difference tests, easy quality control purposes; mixed with experts for flavour profiling
Used for the higher school of sensory evaluation, flavour profiling, control purposes and product development
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Panel
- for subjective tests Acceptance panel
25-50 panelists
Consumer panel
More than 50 panelists
Untrained staff that has been instructed in the test method Used for affective tests, predicting consumer reactions
Untrained consumers
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Flavour profiling
- principle of the test PANEL MEETING SAMPLE SCREENING
COLLECTION OF DESCRIPTIVE TERMS REDUCTION LIST OF DESCRIPTIVE TERMS DEFINITION AND SELECTION OF REFERENCE SUBSTANCES FOR EACH DESCRIPTOR TRAINING
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PROFILING
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Flavour profiling - score sheet Name:_________________ Date:________ Type of Sample: ___________________________ Please evaluate the sample according to the following descriptors. Mark your answers on the given intensity scale (0 = none/ no impression, 10 = very strong).
Fruity
0 10 none very strong 5 10
Stone-like
0 5
very strong
none
Lactonic
0 10 none very strong 5 10
Ripe
0 5
very strong
none
Flavour profile
peach 1100210207 - 1,3:1000 water with 6.5% sugar 0.1% citric acid
fresh
10
sour
8 6
fruity
sweet
4 2
lactonic
astringent
floral
jam-like
sulfur
ripe
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skin-like stone-like
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