American International Chemical (AIC) is a company that specializes in chemicals for food additives, nutritional supplements and buffering agents in many bakery and mineral products. They provide consistent sources of quality raw materials helping consumers with a multitude of alternatives for everyday ingredients.
Omega-3 Flax 25 is 25% yellow kernel, remaining seed plus hull with a course seed texture. It is most commonly used as a novel ingredient in prepared foods such as:cookies, crackers, breads, muffins, cereals, snack foods, energy bars and capsules.
Omega-3 Flax 50 is 50% yellow Kernel and 50% brown hull and seed. It has a course seed texture and is most commonly used a novel ingredient in prepared foods such as: cookies, crackers, breads, muffins, cereals, snack foods, energy bars and capsules.
Omega-3 Flax 70 is 70% yellow kernel and 30% brown hull and seed with a course seed texture. It is most commonly used in a number of applications, as a novel ingredient in prepared foods such as: cookies, crackers, breads, muffins, cereals, snack foods an...view more
Omega-3 Flax 70 is 70% yellow kernel and 30% brown hull and seed with a course seed texture. It is most commonly used in a number of applications, as a novel ingredient in prepared foods such as: cookies, crackers, breads, muffins, cereals, snack foods and energy bars. view less
Psyllium 40 Mesh 95% USP Organic is pale to medium buff in color and is most commonly used as a fiber source with API-Laxative active or in humectants. It is also made from Plantago Ovata or Plantago Arenaria.
Psyllium 40 Mesh 95% USP (Steam Treated) has a pale to medium buff color and is most commonly used as a fiber source with API-Laxative active or in humectants.
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