A Natural Food
Gelatine is a natural and healthy ingredient that is used for a large number of applications either in food, pharmaceutical or technical. The essential constituent of gelatine is protein, which can be found in bones and skins of various animals. Gelatine can be extracted from the bones and skins of Bovine Animals, Pig or Fish. The protein content in gelatine is between 85% and 88%, the remainder being mineral salts and moisture which is left after drying. Gelatine is produced by the partial hydrolysis of native collagen.


UNDERSTANDING THE VARIOUS SOURCES OF GELATINE
Beef Gelatine
Fish Gelatine
Pork Gelatine
Plant Based Gelatine
Halal Sources



Not All Bovine & Fish Gelatines Are Halal & Kosher, So It’s Important To Look For Those That Are Certified By Recognized Religious Bodies!
Nutritional Value
Gelatine is a totally digestible protein of low calorific value (17 kJ/g or 4 kcal/g). It is composed of more than 85% protein, less than 13 % water and less than 2% minerals. It is fully digestible and contains 18 different amino acids, including 8 out of the 9 essential amino acids, the exception being tryptophan. It is particularly rich in glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, which together represent almost 50% of the composition of the molecule and give gelatine its unique properties. Hydroxyproline is an amino acid specific to gelatine and collagen.
