This certification is about all the process of transformation, and includes that agricultural products are grown and produced without the use of conventional pesticides, artificial fertilizers, human waste, or sewage sludge, and that the final product do not contain ingredient genetically engineered or subjected to irradiation.
Today, driven by healthy-conscious and environmentally-aware consumers, the global market for organic food and beverages is growing by 15 to 20% per year, with North America and Western Europe leading the way.
MicroGARD® Fermentates have been used in organic products for many years. Most recently, Danisco launched two new certified organic products to fill the need of the organic market for natural protection against yeast, mould and spoilage organisms such as Pseudomonas. These products supplement our organic-compliant HOLDBAC™ Protective Cultures.
Dairy products are the top application area, followed by bakery products and ready meals. According to Euromonitor International, the organic growth outlook is also good for canned and chilled process food, soups and pasta and is moving to non-food segments such as personal care or household products.
A number of Danisco’s Care4UTM Natural Food Protection solutions are organic compliant and available upon request.
Protective Cultures |
A natural way to protect fermented food from yeasts, moulds and Listeria | ||
| Meat Cultures | Fermentates |
The most friendly and versatile way to extend food shelf life |
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Natural Extracts |
A healthy approach to protecting foods from oxidation and microbial spoilage | ||
Antimicrobial |
An effective way to extend food shelf life and control pathogenic microorganisms | ||
Antimicrobial blends |
A natural antifungal blend specifically designed to enhance food quality and shelf life |
*organic certified products are available on request
Good manufacturing practices are a pre-requisite for the use of Care4U™ natural food protection solutions. Food labelling legislation varies between countries. Always be sure to check the current legal situation with the appropriate local authorities, or contact Danisco.