Product Group

Wholesale Fibre Supply

Citrus, pea, wheat and cellulose fibres, evaluated by particle size and usage rate for water binding, bulking and fibre enrichment applications.

Products in this group

4 products
Pea Fiber
Fibre

Pea Fiber

Pea fibre is a functional plant fibre obtained from the hull (outer fibre) or inner fibre of yellow peas, with neutral taste, light colour and high water-holding capacity. It works as a water and fat binder in meat and meat-alternative products, as a fibre enricher and moisture retainer in bakery and as a structuring agent in gluten-free products, helping reduce the load of phosphates and some hydrocolloids in clean-label formulations. PERDIST compares total dietary fibre, water-holding capacity (WHC), particle size, colour and microbiological values against the supplier specification for wholesale pea fibre requests and offers inner and outer fibre grades with their documents.
Minimum order: Usually one pallet (1000 kg)
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Cellulose Fiber
Fibre

Cellulose Fiber

Cellulose fibre is a tasteless, odourless, white functional fibre purified from plant cell walls (usually wood or plant sources). Grades with 90–200 micron fibre length are used for water binding, bulking and texture control in meat and bakery products, for anti-caking in shredded cheese and for fibre enrichment in low-calorie and high-fibre products. It holds several times its weight in water and improves cooking yield. PERDIST compares fibre length, cellulose purity, water-holding capacity, whiteness and microbiological values against the supplier specification for wholesale cellulose fibre requests and offers different fibre lengths with their documents.
Minimum order: Usually one pallet (1000 kg)
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Citrus Fiber
Fibre

Citrus Fiber

Citrus fibre is a functional fibre obtained from the peel and pulp left after juicing citrus fruits such as orange and lemon; its natural pectin and cellulose give high water- and fat-binding capacity. It is considered as a replacement for emulsifiers, stabilisers and some hydrocolloids in clean-label formulations and is used in meat products, bakery, sauces and dressings, dairy, ice cream, juices and beverages. PERDIST compares dietary fibre content, water-holding and oil-binding capacity, particle size, colour and microbiological values against the supplier specification for wholesale citrus fibre requests and offers activated and standard grades with their documents.
Minimum order: Usually one pallet (1000 kg)
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Wheat Fiber
Fibre

Wheat Fiber

Wheat fibre is a neutral-tasting, light-coloured functional fibre purified from the cellulose-rich part of wheat straw and bran. Its high water-holding capacity and fibrous structure keep bread and bakery fresh and raise fibre content, while in sausages, meatballs and processed meat it binds water and fat and improves cooking yield. PERDIST compares dietary fibre content, fibre length, water-holding capacity, residual gluten, colour and microbiological values against the supplier specification for wholesale wheat fibre requests and offers different fibre lengths with their documents.
Minimum order: Usually one pallet (1000 kg)
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Fibre: who it is for and where it is used

The fibre group covers citrus, pea, wheat and cellulose fibres. They are used for water binding and yield in meat products, moisture retention and volume in bakery, stabilisation in dairy and sauces, and clean-label fibre enrichment.

The quotation compares particle size (micron or mesh), water-binding capacity, total dietary fibre content, colour and taste neutrality and microbiological values. Tell us the usage rate and target texture and we recommend the suitable fibre type and particle size with its documents.

Guides for the ingredients in this group

What Is Pea Fiber? What Is Cellulose Fiber? What Is Citrus Fiber? What Is Wheat Fiber?

Frequently asked about Fibre supply

Citrus, pea and wheat fibres are widely used in meat products; we prepare a comparative quotation based on your water-binding and taste-neutrality targets.
Fibres produced by physical processing are generally labelled by ingredient name; declaration rules vary by market and product and are stated in the quotation together with the supplier document.
Yes. Products such as cellulose fibre come in several particle sizes; we state the suitable size for your application in the quotation.
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The quote button on each product page links your request to that specific ingredient. Requests that include the application, monthly quantity, packaging preference and delivery point receive a first reply within one business day; origin, documentation and minimum order details are confirmed with the supplier before we share them.

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