Agglomerated flavour technology

Aggrillo™
makes powder easier.

Lux uses agglomeration to reshape fine flavour powders into more application-friendly particles—designed to support wetting, dispersion, handling and the preparation experience.

Aggrillo agglomerated flavour powder
Flavour-powder engineering · practical performance
What Aggrillo addresses

When a powder exists—but does not behave well.

Fine powder may float, dust, clump or disperse unevenly. Aggrillo is evaluated around the complete formulation and the preparation experience expected from the finished product.

01

Wetting

Helps the powder accept liquid more readily during preparation.

02

Dispersion

Supports more even distribution with reduced visible clumping.

03

Flow

Particle engineering can improve handling through blending and packing.

04

User experience

Supports easier preparation in the intended finished product.

Development path

Designed around the flavour powder.

Lux evaluates the flavour powder and its intended use in the customer’s product before selecting agglomeration conditions.

01

Characterise

Review formulation, particle behaviour, preparation method and target outcome.

02

Trial

Develop agglomeration conditions appropriate for the product system.

03

Test

Evaluate wetting, dispersion, appearance, sensory quality and handling.

04

Scale

Refine the selected process for repeatable commercial production.

Agglomerated flavour powder produced with Aggrillo technology
Application fit

Flavour powders designed for easier use.

Aggrillo agglomerates flavour powders for instant beverages, nutrition blends, dairy-style mixes, premixes and other products where preparation behaviour affects perceived quality.

Evaluated against the customer’s actual preparation method
Compatible with flavour and taste-modulation development
Powder appearance and sensory performance considered together
Pilot learning carried through to commercial scale

Wetting, dispersion, handling and flow depend on the complete customer formulation, particle distribution and preparation conditions.

Why agglomerate

Fine powder floats. Granules sink.

Side by side in water: fine powder tends to sit on the surface and clump, while larger, porous granules wet through and disperse.

Aggrillo development

Does your powder resist the process?

Send the formulation, preparation method and the behaviour you want to improve.

Discuss your powder