Consumers today expect more from every product: elegant textures in cosmetics, clean-label fibre in foods and beverages, and gut-health support even in pet treats. Microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and resistant dextrin (RD) sit right at the intersection of these trends, giving formulators powerful…
2025/12/18 09:32
Shandong Shine Health’s OEM pricing guide gives buyers and brand owners a practical, repeatable way to convert any quote into a defensible per‑kilogram model. By breaking down costs for microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and resistant dextrin, you can protect margins, segment SKUs, and negotiate with…
2025/12/17 08:59
Modern formulators are leaning into two complementary workhorses—microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and resistant dextrin—to achieve sensory appeal, manufacturability, and clean‑label nutrition across cosmetics, food and beverage, and pet product lines. MCC (notably PH-101/PH-102) delivers texture…
2025/12/15 10:38
CMO teams often face a simple but high‑stakes decision: select the right microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) grade, lock supplier requirements into the RFP/COA, and prove performance on the target press before scale‑up. This guide streamlines that path with a practical selection matrix, a ready‑to‑use…
2025/12/11 13:43
Microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) is a cornerstone tablet excipient used across pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturing as a binder, filler and functional disintegrant. The right grade choice hinges on particle-size distribution (PSD), bulk/tapped density, and how each grade balances flow…
2025/12/09 09:14
Brief overviewMicrocrystalline cellulose (MCC) remains a cornerstone excipient for direct compression and tableting. This practical checklist is written for CMOs, formulation scientists and QA leads preparing MCC from lab benches through pilot runs to commercial tablet production. It consolidates…
2025/12/08 09:13
Microcrystalline cellulose (INCI: Microcrystalline Cellulose; CAS 9004-34-6) is a white, inert particulate cellulose widely used across cosmetic formats as an absorbent/anticaking agent, bulking filler, particulate rheology modifier, opacifier and — for coarse grades — a gentle abrasive. This…
2025/12/05 08:58
Overview — practical, measurable decarbonisation for functional fibersShine Health has developed a pragmatic roadmap to cut life‑cycle greenhouse gas intensity (kg CO2e/kg), energy (MJ/kg) and freshwater use for two strategic product lines: microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and resistant dextrin.…
2025/12/04 09:34
Organic resistant tapioca dextrin is a neutral‑flavored, soluble tapioca fiber that functions as a prebiotic, a clean‑label binder and a sugar‑impact reducer. It is well suited for organic and private‑label snack brands, bakery applications and ready‑to‑drink formulations that need a fiber boost…
2025/12/02 16:30
Resistant dextrin (RD), also sold as soluble corn fiber, is a water‑soluble dietary fiber that can meaningfully influence moisture retention and starch retrogradation in bakery matrices. Properly validating RD as a shelf‑life or freshness aid requires a reproducible R&D workflow that ties…
2025/11/28 08:46
This concise technical roadmap explains how to select film‑coating excipients, structure lab→pilot staging and scale safely to commercial while preserving drying kinetics and tablet quality. The guidance focuses on practical excipient choices (polymers, plasticizers, pigments, detackifiers), a…
2025/11/27 08:56
IntroductionShine Health’s resistant dextrin (RD) — derived from Non‑GMO corn starch, fiber ≥82%, protein ≤6% — and its complementary soluble corn fiber (SCF) are water‑soluble, heat‑stable functional fibers that act as low‑calorie bulking and binder agents. When used together they allow…
2025/11/26 09:26
