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Flavors
Flavors

Compounded Flavors

Functional components

Tailor-made flavorings that shine through every bite

Compounded flavors combine selected aroma components into balanced flavor systems designed for specific food & beverage applications. By blending natural and nature-identical flavor ingredients with carriers or supporting components, compounded flavors create a defined and stable sensory profile.

For product developers, compounded flavors provide a controlled way to shape taste perception in complex recipes. Their properties help ensure that the intended taste profile remains recognizable throughout manufacturing and storage.

Our portfolio of compounded flavourings offers a widerange of taste profiles, from fresh fruit flavours to floral, herbal andindulgent notes. Combining technical expertise with creativity, we developflavour solutions for beverage, dairy, plant-based, bakery and confectioneryapplications, from classic favourites to complex, contemporary creations.

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Compounded flavors

Compounded flavors combine selected aroma components to be used in applications which require flavors that remain consistent through processing.

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Macarons and fine pastry

Compounded flavors support delicate taste profiles in macarons. They remain stable during baking and balance the high sugar content of shells and fillings.

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Chocolate pralines

Compounded flavors integrate smoothly with cocoa and fat-rich fillings in chocolate pralines. They distribute evenly in ganaches or creams and remain stable in the fat phase, creating a balanced flavor profile that complements the chocolate.

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Confectionery

Compounded flavors remain stable during high-temperature cooking and in gelatin or pectin matrices, helping the intended fruit profile stay clear and consistent during processing and storage.

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Beverages

Sweetening Flavors fit non-alcoholic beverage concepts where lower sugar still has to deliver a sweet, rounded taste. They lift sweetness perception, build out fruity or flavored profiles and bring balance to sugar-reduced, low-sugar and calorie-conscious drinks.

Key benefits

Compounded flavors support product formulation by addressing both sensory quality and technological requirements.

  • Balanced flavor expression adapted to the product matrix
  • ‍Processing stability during heating, baking or cooking steps
  • ‍Consistent flavor perception across batches and shelf life
  • ‍Integration with complex recipes containing fats, sugars or gelling systems

Application concepts

Development approach

We work closely with our customers to align flavor development with the technical and sensory requirements of the final product. This includes among others considering fat content, sugar concentration, acidity and water activity.  

Application trials consider formulation details, process parameters and desired sensory positioning. This collaborative approach helps ensure that the compounded flavor supports both product concept and manufacturing realities.

Processing advantages

Flavor performance depends not only on ingredient composition but also on how the flavor interacts with the product structure. Compounded flavors can be designed to:

  • withstand thermal stress during baking or confectionery cooking,
  • ‍maintain sensory clarity in high-sugar systems,
  • ‍remain stable in fat-rich or emulsified matrices,
  • ‍deliver uniform flavor distribution within fillings, creams or gels.

By aligning the flavor system with the processing conditions, manufacturers can achieve more predictable sensory results.

Raw materials

A broad fruit portfolio for dessert and beverage creations

Our fruit sauces and dips are developed from a diverse range of fruit raw materials, allowing operators to offer familiar favorites and trend-inspired flavors across desserts and beverages.

  • Berries for vibrant color and fresh fruit character in dessert toppings
  • ‍Stone and pome fruits such as apple, peach or cherry for balanced sweetness
  • ‍Citrus fruits for refreshing flavor contrasts in desserts or beverages
  • ‍Exotic fruits like mango or passion fruit for modern menu concepts
  • ‍Classic fruits reinterpreted for recognizable and popular dessert flavors

Packaging options

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We offer a broad range of products and packaging solutions globally. Availability may vary by market due to local requirements. Please contact us to learn more about the options available in your region.

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