Inulin: the dietary fiber for healthy and tasty food

Sensus offers a wide range of chicory root fibers with valuable benefits for food manufacturers to create tasty, healthy food products. Inulin is highly versatile for a broad range of food applications from texturizing, to sugar and fat replacement to fiber enrichment; it’s the natural choice. We are dedicated to helping our customers develop tasty food products that contribute to healthier lives inspired by inulin.

What is Inulin

Chicory rootsNatural Origin

Inulin has been part of our daily diet for hundreds of years as you find it in many fruits and vegetables such as bananas, onions and wheat. The root of the chicory plant (Chicorium intybus) is the natural source of Frutafit® inulin and Frutalose® oligofructose.

Read more

Natural soluble dietary fiberWhat is Inulin?

As a natural soluble dietary fiber inulin can be applied to develop healthy food products with amazing taste. Besides fiber enrichment it can be used to replace sugar and fat while improving taste and mouthfeel.

Read more

Innovative ingredientsHealth benefits

The food ingredient inulin is also labeled as oligofructose or chicory root fiber and has significant, scientifically-proven health benefits. Inulin has the ability to influence the human gut microbiota, which has a positive impact human health.

Read more

Chicory root fiber: the natural choice

Chicory root fiber (inulin) is a soluble fiber that naturally grows as part of the chicory plant. The fiber has a substantial of strong science supporting benefits for human health. Moreover, it has characteristics that can improve the technical properties of the food.

Digestive
health
Immunity
Natural
Origin
Weight
management
Taste &
texture

Read more about the benefits

Recent paper:

Can diet reduce the risk of dementia?

Read more
Latest news
News
5 november 2024

Discover PrebiSol at Food Ingredients Europe

News
22 october 2024

Join us at Supply Side West 2024!

News
26 september 2024

Sustainable innovation in chicory farming: boosting yields

More news & articles