Microemulsions of CO2 extracts in the food industry – in short, the most important

CO2 extracts in their native form are lipophilic (fat soluble) ingredients that cannot be used directly in aqueous media. To circumvent this limitation, Biozevtika manufactures a special type of products – water-soluble microemulsions of CO2 extracts, which are colloidal pseudo-solutions like micelles (small lipophilic particles) of CO2 extracts in water. Microemulsions of CO2 extracts dissolve […]

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New “light” water-soluble microemulsions of CO2 extracts

New “light” water-soluble microemulsions of CO2 extracts are the latest development from Biozevtika. The culmination of years of research into converting fat-soluble CO2 extracts into a more convenient and versatile water-soluble form. These new emulsions are called “light” compared to the previous version of a similar product, also water-soluble emulsions, which have been in our […]

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Microemulsions of CO2 extracts in the catering sector

Spices and condiments have been used in cooking since mankind’s pre-literate history – it’s safe to argue that arguably the very first restaurant in the history of the world attempted to spice up its food with something spicy and tart to attract more visitors. Surprisingly, despite all the progress and the explosive increase in innovations […]

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CO2 extracts in the manufacture of oil and fat products

For several years, Biozevtika, together with the Institute of Beverages (All-Russian Research Institute of the Brewing, Non-Alcoholic and Wine Industry – FGBNU VNIIPBiVP) has been researching the use of CO2 extracts in the oil and fat industry and their effect on the properties of such common industrial products as margarine. What is the relationship between […]

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Use of CO2 extracts in cosmetic creams

It has long been common practice for manufacturers of cosmetic products to try to differentiate themselves from decorative cosmetics and to declare their products, if not as therapeutic, then at least as close to medical cosmetics. However, real medical (pharmacy) cosmetics require the same official confirmations as conventional remedies. Obtaining such confirmations in modern is […]

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