Non-GMO Sorbitol Solution 70% Food Grade, E420 D-Glucitol, Sugar Alcohol Polyol, 250kg Drum, Bulk Supply

Product Overview

Sorbitol Solution 70% Food Grade is a clear, colorless, syrupy liquid sweetener made from corn. It is a sugar alcohol—a type of carbohydrate that tastes sweet but contains fewer calories than regular sugar—and it is produced from non-GMO corn sources. If you are a food or beverage manufacturer looking for a versatile, consumer-friendly ingredient that can reduce sugar, retain moisture, and keep your products looking and tasting fresh for longer, this liquid sorbitol is designed for exactly that purpose.
What makes the liquid form so practical is how easy it is to work with. You can pump it straight from the 250kg drum into your mixing tank—no dust, no scooping, no dissolving, and no mess. And because this is a non-crystallizing grade, it stays smooth and free-flowing even at normal room temperatures. That means it will not thicken up or form crystals in your storage tanks or pipelines, so your production keeps running without interruptions.
The Non-GMO claim matters to a growing number of shoppers. Many consumers today read labels carefully and look for products made without genetically modified ingredients. When you use this Non-GMO sorbitol, you can support that expectation with documented sourcing, which helps build trust with your customers and keeps your products compliant in markets that require GMO labeling.
In terms of what it does for your products, sorbitol is a quiet multitasker. It provides a mild, clean sweetness—about 60% as sweet as sugar—with a pleasant cooling sensation, which is why it is so popular in mints, chewing gum, and sugar-free candies. It also holds onto moisture, so baked goods stay soft, fillings do not dry out, and meat products keep their texture. It helps stop sugar from crystallizing in candies and icings, and it adds body and smoothness to beverages. Because oral bacteria cannot turn sorbitol into acids, it is kind to teeth, and it is a common choice for sugar-free and reduced-calorie products that shoppers reach for when watching their sugar intake.
This product is manufactured under Non-GMO protocols, and documentation is available to support your label claims. Bulk supply in 250kg drums is designed for manufacturers and distributors who need reliable, high-volume ingredient availability.

Technical Specification

Typical specification. The certificate of analysis issued for each shipment is the governing document.

Typical Certificate of Analysis

The certificate covers product quality. Non-GMO status is documented separately through the declaration package, since it is a supply chain attribute rather than a test result on the finished syrup.

Key Benefits

1. Non-GMO Peace of Mind
Made from non-GMO corn and produced under protocols that keep it that way, this sorbitol lets you offer products that match what many shoppers are actively looking for. It supports clean-label positioning and helps you meet labeling requirements in markets that regulate GMO ingredients.

2. Stays Smooth, Pours Easy
The non-crystallizing formula means no crystals, no clogs, and no surprise thickening in your tanks or lines. It stays pumpable and consistent, so your team spends less time troubleshooting and more time producing.

3. One Ingredient, Several Jobs
Sorbitol sweetens, holds moisture, prevents crystallization, adds body, and improves freeze-thaw stability—all at once. That means simpler formulations and fewer separate ingredients to buy, store, and manage.

4. Sweetness Without the Sugar
At about 60% the sweetness of sucrose with fewer calories, sorbitol lets you reduce sugar while keeping the taste your customers expect. It is a practical choice for sugar-free, reduced-sugar, and reduced-calorie products.

5. Kind to Teeth
Oral bacteria cannot ferment sorbitol into cavity-causing acids, so it is a go-to sweetener for sugar-free gum, mints, and candies that carry tooth-friendly claims.

6. Holds Up in Processing
Sorbitol is heat-stable and does not brown during baking or pasteurization, so your products keep their original color and flavor through processing.

7. Built for Bulk
The 250kg drum format and bulk supply options keep your production lines supplied without excessive packaging or frequent reordering.

Applications

Sugar-Free Confectionery & Chewing Gum: Sweetness, cooling effect, and no crystallization—ideal for tooth-friendly and Non-GMO lines.

Baked Goods & Icings: Keeps cakes, cookies, and fillings soft and fresh for longer.

Beverages & Frozen Desserts: Adds body and smoothness; helps ice cream and frozen products handle temperature changes.

Meat & Surimi Products: Helps retain water and texture through freezing and thawing.

Jams, Fillings & Fruit Preparations: Controls moisture and stops sugar from crystallizing.

Oral Care & Pharmaceutical: A trusted humectant and sweetener in toothpaste, mouthwash, and syrups.

Retail beverages in GMO sensitive markets

Brands selling into markets where GMO status is a shelf-label issue specify the grade so their own declaration holds from concentrate to finished bottle.

Confectionery for European retail

Gum, candy and coatings supplied to retailers with a non-GMO sourcing policy need the declaration on file before listing, not after.

Plant-based dairy alternatives

Products positioned on a clean, traceable plant origin use the syrup for body and sweetness without introducing a second sourcing question.

Nutraceutical and supplement syrups

Liquid supplement bases and gummies carry the documentation through to a finished label that names the polyol source.

Private label bakery and cereals

Retailer own-brand ranges that audit raw material claims use the segregated grade to keep their specification sheet defensible.

Quality Control

Quality release follows the standard schedule: dry substance, assay by HPLC, colour, pH, reducing sugars, residue on ignition, heavy metals, arsenic and plate count. Alongside that, the non-GMO file is maintained separately, with the starch supplier's statement, the declaration issued for the lot and the segregation record for the production campaign.

Because a claim of this kind is auditable, documents are dated and reference the lot rather than issued as generic statements. If your own customer audit requires a PCR result on the finished material, that testing is arranged on request and the report is added to the file.

Packaging & Shipping

The grade ships in 250 kg net HDPE drums, palletised and wrapped, with IBC units available for larger orders. Drums are labelled with the lot reference used in the non-GMO declaration so the paperwork and the physical stock can be matched at goods-in. Packing list, certificate of analysis, safety data sheet and the declaration package are issued before the container leaves port.

Storage & Handling

Store between 15°C and 30°C in a closed, dry warehouse away from sunlight and odours. Keep the non-GMO stock physically separate from conventional polyol in your own store, and retain the drum label until the contents are consumed so the lot reference stays attached to the material. Reseal part-used drums and avoid transferring the syrup into unlabelled containers.

Why Choose Us

Non-GMO sourcing that supports consumer trust and label claims

Non-crystallizing formula for smooth, uninterrupted production

One ingredient that sweetens, holds moisture, and improves texture

Tooth-friendly and suitable for sugar-free and reduced-calorie products

Bulk 250kg drum supply for industrial-scale production

Full documentation: Non-GMO support, COA, and SDS available

Segregated, not just declared. Receiving, storage and transfer for the non-GMO campaign are kept apart from conventional material, and the segregation record forms part of the file.

A document package, not a sentence. Declaration, starch supplier statement and lot reference are issued together, in the form a retailer audit expects.

PCR testing on request. Finished material can be tested and the report added to the file where your customer requires it.

Identity preserved corn. The raw material route is stated on the specification, so the feedstock behind the claim is visible.

Lot level traceability. The drum label carries the same reference as the declaration, which keeps goods-in reconciliation straightforward.

Consistent quality alongside the claim. Assay, colour and microbiological release testing run on the same schedule as the standard grade.