Confectionery
Dairy ingredients for chocolate and confectionery makers.
Industry overview
Confectionery uses dairy ingredients for flavour, mouthfeel and structure. Whole milk powder contributes milk fat, important for the character of milk chocolate and milk-based confections.
Powdered formats are favoured for storage stability and transport.
Typical ingredient requirements
- Milk-fat contribution for flavour and mouthfeel
- Ambient-stable powder format
- Heat classification suited to the process
Relevant products
Skimmed Milk Powder
Dried skimmed milk with the water removed — a shelf-stable dairy solids ingredient for food and beverage manufacturing.
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Whole Milk
Liquid bovine milk with its natural milk fat retained, for products where dairy fat carries flavour and texture.
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Whole Milk Powder
Dried whole milk retaining its milk fat — a shelf-stable full-fat dairy ingredient for manufacturing and export.
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Buyer considerations
Ingredient format
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Fat profile
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Solubility / dispersibility
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Shelf life
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Packaging
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Technical references
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