TABLE OF CONTENT
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY . .4
II. STARCH A BRIEF REVIEWOF CHEMISTRY AND APPLICATIONS6
a. Starch extraction process a brief review 6
b. Starch chemistry (brief) 7
c. Modified starch review .9
1) Why Use Starch .9
2) Functions of un-modified and modified starches in food 11
3) Functions of starches in industrial areas 13
4) Selected starch modifications .15
5) Cross-linking18
6) Viscosity measurement to measure the effect of chemical modifications19
III. GLOBAL STARCH SITUATION 22
a. Starch market characteristics - 2007. .22
b. Modified starch 23
c. Brief snap shot of current global situation of dry starch products24
IV. GLOBAL AND US MODIFIED STARCH OVERVIEW 26
a. Corn and starch utilization.26
b. Starch utilization 28
c. Utilization of starch in major industrial sectors by modification and functional
use 30
V. MODIFIED FOOD STARCH & MARKET SEGMETNS 33
a. Food Segment needs 33
b. Modified starch volumes in the key food and industrial segments.36
VI. MODIFIED STARCH MARKET SEGMENTS . 38
VII. FUNCTIONAL FOODS. 49
a. U.S. Sales of functional foods.50
c. Product and market potential for carbohydrate products in H/N
(Health/Nutrition) products certain products 51
VIII. RESISTANT STARCH - INGREDIENT SITUATION .54
a. Definition .55
b. RASISTANT STARCH – Properties .56
c. RS/SDS Recent Development57
IX. STARCH PRODUCTS OPPORTUNITIES 59
a. Starch Products and Developments: .59
b. Biotechnology (modified starches, effect on yield and production costs) 60
c. Potential opportunities for development using biotechnology: 61
d. Higher-value starch products .62
X. SUMMARY 63
XI. REFERENCES 64
XII. LIST OF FIGURES AND TEABLES 64