NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL SA DE CV

Company Type: Manufacturer (Factory)

Corporate Affiliation:

This company is the Mexican subsidiary of Ingredion Incorporated, a leading global ingredient solutions provider. The original National Starch and Chemical company was acquired, and its specialty starch business was integrated into the corporation that is now known as Ingredion.

Business Overview:

The company operates manufacturing plants in Mexico. Its core business is the processing of raw agricultural materials, primarily corn, into value-added ingredients and biomaterials. It is a producer and supplier of ingredient solutions, not a trading company that buys and resells finished goods.

Key Products:

Specialty and modified starches

Sweeteners (such as glucose syrups, high-fructose corn syrup, dextrose)

Texturizers and stabilizers

Plant-based proteins

Nutritional ingredients

Industries Served:

Food and Beverage (bakery, dairy, confectionery, soups, sauces, drinks)

Animal Nutrition

Brewing

Industrial Applications (paper, packaging, textiles)

Summary:

NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL SA DE CV is a manufacturing entity that functions as the operational arm of Ingredion in Mexico. It is fundamentally a factory that produces specialty ingredients from raw materials.

Starches and Food Texturizers

Native Starches (e.g., corn, tapioca, potato)

Modified Food Starches (for viscosity, stability, texture)

Functional Flours and Pulses

Gums and Hydrocolloid Systems (e.g., xanthan gum)

Emulsifiers

Co-texturizers

Sweeteners

Corn Syrups

High Fructose Corn Syrups (HFCS)

Dextrose (monohydrate, anhydrous)

Maltodextrins and Corn Syrup Solids

Polyols (e.g., Sorbitol)

High-Potency Sweeteners (e.g., Stevia-based sweeteners)

Nutrition and Health Ingredients

Dietary Fibers (soluble and insoluble)

Plant-Based Proteins (from pea, faba bean, lentil)

Prebiotics

Resistant Starches

Industrial Solutions

Adhesives for packaging and paper converting

Starches for papermaking (wet-end and sizing)

Ingredients for textiles and building materials

Biomaterials