Lonza explains that the technology utilizes naturally-derived essential oils such as peppermint and orange to create a multi-sensory supplement experience for consumers.
Lonza Capsules and Health Ingredients has announced the launch of AromatiQ technology, which is an aroma capsule coating technology. Lonza explains that the technology utilizes naturally-derived essential oils such as peppermint and orange to create a multi-sensory supplement experience for consumers.
According to research from Lonza, 70% of consumers would pay more for a more enjoyable and memorable supplement experience. The company portfolio of essential oils and aroma coatings can be matched to intended health benefits. Citrus essential oils would be a good match for mood support supplements, for example, while peppermint is more associated with focus and vitality. The aromatic coating also help mask strong-smelling ingredients such as ashwagandha and valerian root, Lonza explains.
To learn more about AromatiQ, Lonza will be at Vitafoods Europe 2024 at booth #G90.
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