Modified starch is an important ingredient in a variety of foods and beverages.
Modified starch Modified Starch is also known as starch derivatives, it is made by undergoing a physical, enzymatic, or chemical process that alters the properties of native starch. As such, it can improve the taste, texture, and texture of a variety of food products. The global modified starch market was valued at US$ 10.24 billion in 2018, and is expected to register a CAGR of 5.5% in terms of revenue over the forecast period (2019 – 2027), to reach US$ 16.46 billion by 2027. Modified starch is a non-GMO substance, which means that its ingredients are not genetically engineered. It is not made from GMO crops, and agricultural raw materials used in starch production in the EU are conventional non-GMO. Today, twelve different types of modified starch are authorised for use in food and are identified by the specific name and E-number on the ingredient label. Along with testing, manufacturers are also required to list the source of their starch. Besides its nutritional benefits, mod