Dextrose Monohydrate 

A white or colorless crystalline powder; free from visible impurities, with a mild, pure sweetness and no off-flavor.

Application Industries:

1. Direct Consumption: Packaged into small servings or formulated as multi-vitamin glucose; various instant beverage mixes (such as coffee, cocoa, malted milk, and breakfast supplements); and household sweeteners for daily use (such as cooking seasonings and dessert ingredients).

2. Food Industry: Used in confectionery (e.g., chewing gum and bubble gum), baked goods, processed vegetables, beverages, frozen desserts, meat products, and more.

3. Fermentation Industry: Serves as a primary component of fermentation media for the production of antibiotics, MSG, vitamins, amino acids, organic acids, enzyme preparations, etc.; it also acts as a raw material for microbial polysaccharides and organic solvents.

4. Chemical Industry: Employed in textile printing and dyeing, leather tanning, mirror manufacturing, and chemical silver plating processes (such as the silvering of vacuum flask liners and glass fibers).

5. Other Applications: Including animal feed, eco-friendly materials, and more.