IGTOL is a multipurpose, high-performing component that finds extensive use in the food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and industrial industries.

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IGTOL is a multipurpose, high-performing component that finds extensive use in the food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and industrial industries. Depending on its grade and formulation, IGTOL provides remarkable functional benefits like emulsification, humectancy, solubilization, or preservation. It is designed for flexibility, stability, and compatibility. It comes in a variety of forms that are suited to different application requirements.

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