GOST 7587-71 Dried Onion
GOST 7587-71 “Dried onion” is the standard governing the quality requirements for dried onion used in food production. This standard applies to dehydrated onion (Allium… Read More »GOST 7587-71 Dried Onion
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Dried onion (dehydrated onion) is a widely used spice and flavoring ingredient in industrial food production. It is produced by drying fresh onion bulbs to a low moisture content, resulting in a shelf-stable product available as powder, granules, flakes, or minced pieces. Dried onion offers consistent flavor, easy dosing, and a shelf life of approximately one year — advantages that make it preferable to fresh onion in large-scale manufacturing.
Common applications include savory crackers and snacks (3–7% dosage), sauces and seasonings (1–5%), bread, soups, and ready meals. The pungency and flavor intensity vary by growing region, harvest year, and processing method. Major producing countries include Uzbekistan and India.
Discover more about dried onion — including specifications, dosage guidelines, and sourcing — in the articles below.
Dried Onion (Dehydrated Onion)
Dried onion (dehydrated onion) is widely used as a raw material in food production. While fresh onion is preferred in culinary and catering applications, industrial-scale… Read More »Dried Onion (Dehydrated Onion)