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Food & Ingredients June 2023

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Pictured Left to Right: Denis Robert, Canadian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark;<br />

Andrew Richard, Founder and CTO of COMET; Martin Damn, Mayor of Kalundborg;<br />

Rich Troyer, CEO of COMET; Christian Ree, Chairman of Meliora Bio.<br />

COMET opens world’s<br />

first high-purity arabinoxylan<br />

dietary fiber production facility<br />

COMET, the manufacturer of Arrabina ®<br />

prebiotic dietary fiber, held a ribbon-cutting<br />

ceremony today to celebrate its new<br />

production facility in Kalundborg, Denmark.<br />

The first-of-its-kind facility uses the company’s<br />

patented upcycling process to produce<br />

high-purity arabinoxylan, a highly soughtafter<br />

dietary fiber. It will supply over 4 million<br />

kilograms annually of COMET’s Arrabina ® line<br />

of proprietary arabinoxylan dietary fiber for<br />

food, beverage, and supplement customers.<br />

Based in London, Ontario, and Schaumburg,<br />

Illinois, COMET is the only company with the<br />

IP and expertise needed to perfect nature’s<br />

best fiber, arabinoxylan, an FDA-recognized<br />

dietary fiber with superior tolerance in the<br />

gut and clinically proven prebiotic benefits.<br />

COMET’s proprietary line of Arrabina ®<br />

arabinoxylan dietary fiber was specifically<br />

developed to fill the market need for a<br />

low-dose prebiotic fiber with unmatched<br />

versatility. The line of fully-soluble powders is<br />

pH and heat-resistant, making it easy to add<br />

to existing formulations, even gummies and<br />

shelf-stable carbonated beverages.<br />

“Today is a significant milestone for our<br />

company,” said Rich Troyer, CEO of COMET.<br />

“Increasing the supply of Arrabina ® will help our<br />

58 FOOD & INGREDIENTS INTERNATIONAL JUNE <strong>2023</strong>

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