Celix Cellulose Co., Ltd, is an integrated chemical cellulose manufacturer with in-house R&D, factories, and global sales sites.
Our products include HPMC, HEC, MHEC, VAE RDP, PCE, PVA, Defoamers, PP fibers, HPS, SHP and Gypsum Retarder.
Research Development Details
The Celix's Owned Laboratory
Experimental Research Year
Contact Person
A food-grade cellulose is used for thickening, stabilizing, and improving texture. While it's a safe and approved food additive used to improve food texture and add fiber, excessive consumption can cause bloating, gas, and stomach cramps.
The human body naturally consumes cellulose as a component of the cell walls in plant-based foods.
Fruits:
Apples, berries, and oranges contain cellulose, with apples being particularly high in it.
Vegetables:
Broccoli, green beans, carrots, and potatoes are good sources of cellulose.
Whole Grains:
Cereals, whole wheat bread, and bran cereals are rich in cellulose.
Beans and Nuts:
Kidney beans and other nuts are also good sources.
The processed cellulose can be used in dairy products,baked goods,frozen goods and beverages. The functions are:
Anti-caking
Prevents clumps in shredded cheese.
Binding
Helps hold foods together, particularly in processed items.
Thickening
Used in sauces and dressings to thicken them.
Texture Improvement
Contributes to the overall texture of foods.
Oil Absorption
Can help prevent excessive oil absorption in fried foods.
Open time test
Anti-slipping test
28 days coverage test
Whether you're looking for slip resistance, good adhesion to different substrates, or resistance to a wide range of climatic conditions, Celix's Pure grade Cellulose Ethers and Modified grade 'Celix Pro' product range impart properties in cement-based mortar formulations that help meet modern building industry standards.
Contact Us
Celix Cellulose Co., Ltd, is an integrated chemical cellulose manufacturer with in-house R&D, factories, and global sales sites.
Our products include HPMC, HEC, MHEC, VAE RDP, PCE, PVA, Defoamers, PP fibers, HPS, SHP and Gypsum Retarder.