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VitaD yeast is enriched with vitamin D makes your baked goods something special and offers your customers significant added value. Of course, a balanced and varied diet provides the necessary amounts of nutrients and vitamins. When there is a lot of sunshine, the human body produces sufficient vitamin D. However, parts of the population are deficient in vitamin D.

Ingredient Name: Yeast

Ingredient Origin: Fermentation

Functions: Yeast

End Uses: Bread

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Identification & Functionality

Ingredient Name
Ingredient Origin
Food Ingredients Functions
Ingredients
Yeast
Technologies

Features & Benefits

Why Vitamin D?
  • Vitamin D is needed for healthy growth and development of bones in children.
  • Vitamin D helps maintain normal bones.
  • Vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal muscle function.
  • Vitamin D contributes to the normal function of the immune system, also in children.
Vitamin D Content
  • VitaD yeast contains> 70 µg vitamin D per 100 g yeast
  • The maximum value for baked goods is 5 µg per 100 g of baked goods
  • With a basic recipe with 3% VitaD yeast, 100 g of your baked goods contain approx. 1.5 µg of vitamin D. This corresponds to 30% of the recommended daily requirement.

Applications & Uses

Food & Nutrition Applications
Scope of Application

With raw materials from local agriculture (beet molasses and sugar syrup) naturally - fermentatively and using the most modern technology cultivated baker's yeast of the genus Saccharomyces cerevisiae. To be used like traditional baker's yeast.

Technical Details & Test Data

Declaration
  • Baker's yeast with vitamin D.

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Type
Packaging
  • Carton, 20 × 500 g (10 kg)    
  • Kundenflyer (1 Pack at 100 Stk.)    
  • Flyer dispenser (1 pc.)   
  • Plakat A3 (1 Stk.) 
  • Wobbler for shelf (1 pc.) 
  • Brotlabel (1 Pack at 100 Stk.)

Storage & Handling

Shelf Life / Storage
  • Best before the printed use-by date
  • Baker's yeast is a fresh product and must be stored in a cold room or refrigerator at 2ºC to 5ºC, in a cool and dry place
  • Fresh baker's yeast can be frozen, but its driving force is slightly reduced and it can become liquid when thawed. Please note: Freeze quickly - thaw slowly, removing the cellophane.