Mint Syrup
Mint syrup is one of the traditional Iranian syrups that is mostly prepared in the summer season. Due to the use of mint, this delicious sherbet is more cooling than other sherbets, and for this reason, it is very suitable for quenching thirst in the summer or the holy month of Ramadan.
Product Technical Specifications:
Mint Syrup Technical Specifications | ||
No. | Characteristics | Measurement Limit |
1 | Taste and Smell | Mint Syrup should have its own natural taste and smell and should be free of any taste and smell caused by burning, fermentation, sourness and moldiness. |
2 | Color | Natural |
3 | Foreign Material | Negative |
4 | Brix at 20 Degrees Celsius (grams per hundred grams) | Min 65 |
5 | Total Acidity in terms of Citric Acid (grams per hundred milliliters) | Max 0.4 |
6 | Density at 20 degrees Celsius | Min 1.25 |
7 | Total Sugar (weight percentage) | Min 55 |
8 | Total Ash (weight percentage) | Max 0.2 |
9 | PH | 2-3.6 |
10 | Sulfuric Anhydride SO2 Residue (mg/kg) | Max 10 |
Microbiology:
Microbiology of Mint Syrup | |||
Measurement Limit | Unit | Characteristics | No. |
1 | (cfu/ml) | Acid Resistant Bacteria | 1 |
1 | (cfu/ml) | Lactic Acid Bacteria | 2 |
1 | (cfu/ml) | Mold | 3 |
1 | (cfu/ml) | Yeasts | 4 |
Storage Conditions: Mint Syrup should be stored in a dry and cool place. The suitable storage temperature for storing Mint Syrup is between 0 and 5 degrees Celsius.
Certifications:
- Iran National Standards Organization
- Iran Plant Protection Organization
- Standard of Good Agricultural Practices
- Organic Agricultural Products Certification
- physical, chemical and microbial analyzes from the most reliable laboratories
- HACCP
- ISO
- FSSC
- IFS
- SGS
- BRC
