Understanding Moisture and Mold Risk in Gummies Residual moisture is a critical factor in gummy stability and shelf life. When a gummy’s water activity (Aw)...
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Read More →Understanding how syrup viscosity shifts from the kettle to the depositor is key to producing consistent, high-quality gummies. The hot syrup begins in the...
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