Fructose crystalline

China Xiwang Group supplies fructose crystalline that complies with USP30 standards, a benchmark that defines purity and assay limits for food‑grade sweeteners. The crystals are derived from natural sources and feature a lower glycemic index than sucrose, making them suitable for reduced‑calorie and sugar‑free formulations. Their solubility is high, enabling easy incorporation into beverages, baked goods, dairy products and dietary supplements. The supplier highlights that the sweetener delivers about 1.5 times the sweetness of sucrose, allowing manufacturers to reduce overall sweetener usage while maintaining taste. In the industry, fructose crystalline typically attains purity levels of 99.5‑100 percent and moisture contents below 0.1 percent, which support product stability during storage. Standard particle size ranges from 0.6 to 1.2 mm, and bulk density commonly falls between 0.85 and 1.05 g/cm³. Typical packaging for bulk shipments includes 20 kg kraft paper bags, a format that balances protection and handling efficiency. The listing notes that relevant safety certifications are available, though specific documents must be requested from the supplier. Buyers such as beverage manufacturers, bakery producers and health‑food companies can leverage this sweetener to create lower‑calorie or sugar‑reduced products without compromising flavour. Trade details like incoterms, payment methods and minimum order quantities are not disclosed and should be clarified directly with China Xiwang Group.

China Xiwang Group is based in Handian Town, Zouping County, Zouping 256209, Shandong Province, China. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates through recognised maritime channels for export. Its response metrics show a zero percent response rate and no average response time recorded, so prospective buyers should verify communication reliability before proceeding. The supplier profile does not disclose additional corporate details such as founding year, staff size or revenue, and the listing provides no further verification beyond tier status.

The group’s current catalogue lists fructose crystalline that meets USP30 specifications and is marketed for food, beverage and health‑food applications. While the listing references the existence of safety certifications, copies are not supplied, so buyers must request the relevant certificates to confirm compliance with their own quality standards.