Difference of Organic Spray-dried And Freeze-dried Goji Powder
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Difference of Organic Spray-dried And Freeze-dried Goji Powder

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The Difference of organic spray-dried and freeze-dried goji powder:

1. Raw Material.

Organic spray dried goji powder (SD goji powder) using the raw material is organic goji juice. And organic freeze-dried goji powder (FD goji powder) using the raw material is organic dried goji berries.

2. Production Process.

SD goji powder process is spray drying, FD goji powder is sub 0 degree temperatures to extract all the water, and then make into powder.

3. Nutritional Composition.

Organic freeze-dried goji powder preserves all the natural nutrients which may be damaged in heat drying processes. Perfect to recover to fresh juice with a strong fruit Perfect to recover to fresh juice with a strong fruit taste.

4. Water Solubility.

FD goji powder mesh is 80-100 mesh, SD goji powder mesh can be 100 - 120 mesh. As SD goji powder raw material is the pure juice, that water solubility will be higher.

Our black goji berries are sourced from the pristine regions of China, where they grow under the most natural and untouched conditions. Our dried black goji berries are without destroying any nutrients or without any additives.These berries are rare and sought after due to their unique properties and high nutritional value.

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Ningxia Pure Goji Biology Technology Co.,Ltd can offer organic SD and FD Goji berry, if there are any demands please contact us.

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