Inulin
made from Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus)
the best prebiotic fiber.
Same plant family as chicory root. A new generation root fiber with advanced level prebiotic and fiber functions.

A soluble dietary fiber drawn with water from the Jerusalem artichoke tuber, a new generation root species from the same plant family as chicory root. Over 90 percent inulin, neutral in taste, white and free flowing. It adds fiber, replaces sugar and calories, builds body and texture, and brings advanced level prebiotic and fiber functions to food, beverage and nutrition products.

90.1 g/100 g
Inulin content
36 months
Shelf life
Water
Extracted · non-irradiated
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Below the soil, the plant stores its energy in tubers.
Fine roots gather water. The tubers along them hold the plant's reserves as inulin, the fiber we extract.

Fibredex® Inulin,
the best
prebiotic fiber.

Derived from root fiber. A new generation root species, the same plant family as chicory root, with advanced level prebiotic and fiber enrichment functions for nutrition, beverage and modern food formulation.

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Jerusalem artichoke origin · ≥90% inulin · Water extracted · Soluble dietary fiber · Organic grade available
Flower
Leaf
Stem
Root
Tuber · inulin storage

A new generation
root fiber.

Grown underground, in the tuber of the Jerusalem artichoke.

Jerusalem artichoke is a new generation root species from the same plant family as chicory root, and it stores its energy the same way, as inulin. Water extracted and spray dried, Fibredex Inulin delivers over 90 percent inulin with advanced level prebiotic and fiber functions to meet the changing demands of customers.

Jerusalem artichokeHelianthus tuberosus
Root system. Fibrous roots take up water and minerals and hold almost no inulin. Tubers form at the ends of short rhizomes. The soil is dimmed to show the full network.
Where the inulin is. Inulin-type fructans are stored in the tuber parenchyma (green density), not in roots, stem or leaves. The dried powder from this tissue tested at 90.1 g inulin per 100 g.
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Where the inulin
is stored.

Jerusalem artichoke stores carbohydrate in its tubers as inulin-type fructans, not as starch. That is where the ingredient begins.

Cross-section

The function
is stored
underground.

01 Plant tissue
02 Storage parenchyma
03 Fructan regions
Botany → Science
Inulin-type fructan · β(2→1)

Chain length
changes behavior.

ShorterDP · native-type distributionLonger
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Behaviour by chain length
Solubilitymoderate
Sweetnessmild sweetness
Texture / bodylimited body
Fermentationfaster · proximal

Conceptual visualization. Trends are qualitative and grade- and matrix-dependent. Not supplier performance data. DP distribution is not on the COA.

The product

High-purity
Jerusalem artichoke
inulin.

≥90% inulin
Water extracted
Soluble dietary fiber
Organic grade available
Jerusalem artichoke origin
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02 · Function

One ingredient.
Two jobs.

Fibredex Inulin is the best prebiotic fiber from a new generation root species, the same plant family as chicory root, with advanced level prebiotic and fiber enrichment functions. The same ingredient does one job in the formulation and a second one after the product is eaten. That is why it earns a place in fiber-enriched dairy, beverages, bakery, bars and nutrition formats.

06roles in the formulation
06steps in the gut
I
In the formulation
Technical role · before the product is eaten
01
Fiber enrichment
Adds soluble dietary fiber without grit, colour or strong flavour.
02
Body & mouthfeel
Restores fullness and creaminess where sugar or fat has been reduced.
03
Texture
Creamier dairy, softer crumb, smoother frozen desserts.
04
Sugar & calorie reduction
Mild sweetness and bulk let you take sugar down without a hollow product.
05
Fat-reduction support
A creamy perception in reduced-fat yogurt, ice cream and spreads.
06
Binding & moisture
Holds bars together and helps baked goods keep moisture.
II
In the gut
What happens, in order · after the product is eaten
01
Resists upper-GI digestion
The β(2→1) fructose links are not broken down by human digestive enzymes.
02
Reaches the colon intact
Most of the chain arrives where the microbiota live.
03
Fermented by gut microbiota
Resident bacteria use it as a substrate. Fermentation yields short-chain fatty acids.
04
Supports beneficial bacteria
Helps promote beneficial bacteria such as Bifidobacteria, supporting a healthier gut microbiome.
05
Digestive health
Can increase stool bulk and support regular bowel movements.
06
Prebiotic positioning
Recognised by FSSAI as a prebiotic compound. Claims subject to applicable regulations.
03 · Production

From root
to high-purity fiber.

See how it's made
01Tuber

Jerusalem artichoke tubers are lifted after flowering, washed and prepared for extraction. The inulin is stored in the tuber as fructan, not starch.

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Inulin fraction of total solidsRaw material
TuberPowder · 90.1 g/100 g (COA)

Bar is qualitative until the final step. Only the powder value is measured (batch DDH20260801).

04 · Applications

One fiber.
Many formulations.

Inulin brings soluble fiber, body and mild sweetness to twelve food and nutrition categories. Hover a format on the powder to see its role. Open any tile below for example products and process notes.

Yogurt
Fiber · body · creaminess · prebiotic positioning.
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Yogurt with fruit and granolaCoffee with cream in a dark cupIce cream cone held against a sunsetFresh loaf on linen with butterGranola in an enamel tray with a latteSoftgel capsules spilling from a bottle
Inulin in
yogurt
Twelve categories
Where inulin goes to work
Major role and benefit per category, from the product knowledge sheet. Typical inclusion levels are formulation-dependent. Evaluate with the technical team.
01 · Dairy
Dairy & yogurt
Prebiotic fiber + texture improver. Improves creaminess, mouthfeel and fiber content.
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02 · Beverages
Functional beverages
Fiber enrichment + prebiotic. Adds dietary fiber without significantly increasing sweetness.
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03 · Confectionery
Chocolate & confectionery
Bulking agent + sugar reduction support. Provides body for reduced-sugar formulations.
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04 · Bakery
Bakery products
Fiber enrichment + texture modifier. Can improve moisture retention and mouthfeel.
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05 · Bars
Cereals & nutrition bars
Fiber + binding/bulking agent. Improves the nutritional profile and contributes to texture.
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06 · Sports
Sports & nutrition products
Prebiotic + fiber source. Supports high-fiber functional nutrition formulations.
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07 · Supplements
Dietary supplements
Prebiotic fiber. An ingredient for gut-health focused products, subject to applicable regulations.
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08 · Frozen
Ice cream
Fat/sugar reduction support + texture. Helps provide body and creaminess in reduced-fat recipes.
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09 · Plant-based
Plant-based milk
Fiber + mouthfeel enhancer. Improves body and sensory characteristics.
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10 · Bread
Bread & baked goods
Fiber enrichment + moisture management. Helps increase fiber while supporting texture.
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11 · Meal replacement
Meal replacement
Fiber + bulking. Supports satiety-oriented and high-fiber formulations.
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12 · Specialized
Specialized nutrition
Prebiotic fiber for selected nutrition formulations, subject to applicable regulations.
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05 · Industries

Who buys it,
and why.

Nine buyer groups, each with a different reason to add a soluble prebiotic fiber. Move through the index: the goal is theirs, the fit is where Jerusalem artichoke inulin earns its place.

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Industry
Dairy & dairy alternatives
Yogurt · drinkable yogurt · desserts · plant-based dairy
Auto-advancing · hover a row to explorePrebiotic positioning subject to applicable regulations

FSSAI recognises inulin as a prebiotic compound. It is GRAS in the US. No medical claims are made.

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06 · The Fibredex® range
One source.
Five prebiotic fibers.

FIBREDEX® is the specialty fiber portfolio of JJD Group: FSSAI-compliant prebiotic and soluble dietary fiber ingredients for food, beverage, dairy, bakery and nutraceutical manufacturers. Backed by JJD Group and Sweetener India, with fresh stock, immediate supply, technical support and free samples.

The range covers polydextrose, galacto-oligosaccharides, xylo-oligosaccharides, resistant dextrin and now Jerusalem artichoke inulin, so one supplier can cover bulking, texture, clear-solution and prebiotic roles across a portfolio.

Jerusalem artichoke inulin is the newest member of the range. The full portfolio, grades and documentation are on the Fibredex site.

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07 · About JJD Group

One group.
Five companies.
Every ingredient under
health & wellness.

Established in 2010 and headquartered in Ghaziabad, JJD Group has grown from a single sucralose line into one of India's leading multinational food additive companies. Through JJD Enterprises, JJD Ingredients Private Limited, Food Ingredients India, Food Ingredients Australia and Sweetener India, the group brings more than 20 premium ingredient solutions to food, beverage, dairy, pharma and nutraceutical brands across India, Australia and global markets.

Exclusive partnerships with manufacturers in France, Japan, China, Korea, Thailand and Australia, a 20,000 sq ft ISO, HACCP and FSSAI certified warehouse, an in-house application lab and a 25-strong, women-driven team stand behind every kilo shipped. The JJD principle is simple: sugar out first, then everything good comes in: fiber, protein and biotics, natural preservation, nutrition and taste.

2010founded in Ghaziabad
5group companies
20+ingredient solutions
4,500+customer relationships
14industries served
20,000sq ft certified facility
Certified & auditedISO 9001:2015ISO 22000:2018HACCPFSSAI licensedAudited by leading multinationals
JJD brandsFibreDEX® fibers · Taste Mark® sweetener systems · Shield® nisin & natamycin · PureHalose® trehalose · Monk Nectar® · AlluPure® allulose
08 · Technical snapshot
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Botanical source
Helianthus tuberosus
Jerusalem artichoke · tuber
Inulin
90.1 g/100 g
Spec >86 g/100 g
Other sugars
9.9 g/100 g
Glucose + fructose + sucrose · spec <14
Moisture
3.8 g/100 g
Spec ≤4.5 · GB 5009.3
Ash
0.06 g/100 g
Spec ≤0.2 · GB 5009.4
pH
6.4
Spec 5.0 to 7.0
Heavy metals
Not detected
Pb · As · Cd · Hg
Microbiology
<10 CFU/g
Total plate count and coliforms, all five samples
Appearance
White to off-white powder
No peculiar smell, slightly sweet
Extraction
Water
Non-irradiated · no allergens declared
Shelf life
36 months
Sealed, room temperature
CAS number
9005-80-5
Inulin, mixture of fructose polymers
Certificate of analysis, batch DDH20260801Produced 2026-08-01 · valid until 2029-07-31Evaluated against GB/T 41377-2022Inner food-grade PE bag, outer kraft paper bag
Now you know what is inside it

One root.
Many formulations.

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