FAQs About Xylo-Oligosaccharide
Does XOS cause gas or digestive discomfort?
XOS tends to be well tolerated; its controlled fermentability reduces typical fiber-related side-effects.
Is XOS heat resistant?
Yes, XOS remains stable through high-temperature processing and acidic conditions, making it ideal for beverages and bakery systems.
Can XOS be used in clean-label claims?
Yes—plant-based, non-GMO, and recognized for its prebiotic functionality, XOS is widely accepted in clean-label markets.
What packaging options are available?
Standard packaging is 20-25kg multi-layer bags, but custom packaging can be arranged according to client needs.
What is the typical daily intake of XOS for functional effect?
Clinical studies often use doses in the range of 2–10 g per day, depending on the formulation and target application.
Does the source of XOS matter (corn vs. biomass)?
The functional performance is comparable when properly processed. We provide traceable sourcing and documentation to meet specific market requirements.

