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Heng Goodwill ,A world-renowned non-dairy creamer supplier

Zhenjiang Heng Goodwill Food Co., Ltd. is an industrial and trade enterprise that produces 80,000 tons of "non-dairy creamer" annually, integrating product research and development, production and sales. The company works closely with Jiangnan University, and has established a complete scientific managem···

20 years

Founded in 2005

100 +

Number of employees

30 +

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Heng Goodwill ,A world-renowned non-dairy creamer supplier

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Topping base

After spray drying process of stirring topping base, can mee···
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Freeze-dried coffee

Freeze-dried coffee slices retain the original flavor of cof···
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Sweetener APM Plus 200 times

Feature:1,fresh and pure sweet taste2,no bitterness or metal···
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Beta-carotene powder

Carotene content: 1%-10%pH range:3.0-10.0Feature:1,pure plan···
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Jelly powder

The jelly looks glittering and translucent, the color is bri···
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Natural clouding agent powder

The function of natural clouding agent is to make the transp···
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Milk falvor powder

Milk flavor powder is a series of flavor improves ···
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Orange sac/orange pulp

Citrus granules can be inhaled, and the pulp can be seen, al···
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Pomelo sac/pomelo pulp

The soul ornament of sweet dew of poplar branch can be paire···
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Instant coffee powder

The world's coffee beans are divided into two main varie···
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Cocoa reddish color

Cocoa reddish color is a natural food pigment, solule in wat···
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Egg yolk powder/ Egg white powder/ Whole egg powder

Egg powder is made from fresh eggs after cleaning, cracking,···
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Whipping cream powder

The whipping cream powder has good shape, rich milk foam, st···
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Non dairy creamer for Cereal and Solid Drinks

Non dairy cream also known as vegetable fat powder, milk rep···
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Non dairy creamer for Seasoning and Soup

Non dairy cream also known as vegetable fat powder, milk rep···
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Heng Goodwill ,A world-renowned non-dairy creamer supplier

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2026-01
Coffee Extract /Ultra-Concentrated Pure Coffee Extract: Intense Flavor, Zero Compromise for Every Coffee Lover
Coffee Extract,beyond its superior flavor, the convenience of ultra-concentrated pure coffee extract shines through its simple usage and versatile drink recipes—no professional barista skills required. The golden rule for basic use is to dilute 1 teaspoon (5ml) of the extract with 8-10oz (240-300ml) of liquid, adjusting the amount to match your preferred strength. Its exceptional solubility ensures a smooth blend with hot or cold liquids in seconds, leaving no clumps or uneven flavor, making it a go-to for quick, café-worthy drinks at home.Morning & Daily Refreshment Scenarios: For busy mornings when time is tight, it’s a savior in home kitchens and offices. Skip the tedious brewing process—just mix 1 teaspoon of extract with hot water or steamed milk for a café-quality latte, cappuccino, or black coffee in 30 seconds. It’s also ideal for office pantries, as a single bottle caters to multiple colleagues’ taste preferences (adjust dilution for strong or mild sips) without the need for bulky coffee machines or messy grounds. For commuters and travelers, its portable size fits easily into backpacks or suitcases, allowing you to enjoy authentic coffee flavor in hotels, trains, or campsites—no equipment required, just mix with bottled water.Home Baking & Dessert Making: It’s a secret weapon for home bakers looking to infuse coffee flavor into sweet treats. Unlike instant coffee, its concentrated purity ensures consistent, rich taste without graininess. Add a few drops to cake batters, muffin mixes, or cookie dough for coffee brownies, tiramisu, or coffee-scented shortbread. It also elevates frostings, glazes, and puddings—stir into cream cheese frosting for cupcakes, or mix with whipped cream for a coffee-infused topping on pies. Even frozen desserts benefit: blend into ice cream bases or sorbet mixes for a bold coffee flavor that doesn’t fade when frozen.Culinary & Savory Cooking: Coffee extract adds depth and umami to savory dishes, making it a versatile kitchen staple. Use it in marinades for steak, pork chops, or ribs—its rich notes balance the meat’s savoriness and tenderize the texture. Stir a dash into tomato sauces, gravies, or mushroom soups to enhance complexity, or mix with soy sauce and honey for a glaze on roasted vegetables. It’s also a great addition to charcuterie boards: drizzle a small amount over aged cheeses (like cheddar or brie) to create a sweet-savory pairing that impresses guests.Social Gatherings & Mixology: Whether hosting a casual brunch, cocktail party, or non-alcoholic get-together, it’s perfect for crafting crowd-pleasing drinks. For cocktail lovers, it’s a key ingredient in espresso martinis, whiskey sours, and coffee-infused Old Fashioneds—its concentrated form ensures a strong coffee kick without diluting the drink’s alcohol profile. For non-alcoholic options, whip up iced coffee tonics, coffee colas, or coconut coffee coolers to cater to guests who don’t drink alcohol. It also works for DIY beverage stations at parties: set out the extract with milk, syrups, and toppings (whipped cream, cocoa powder) and let guests customize their own drinks.Health-Conscious & Dietary-Friendly Scenarios: For those following dairy-free, vegan, or low-sugar diets, it’s a flexible choice. Mix with plant-based milks (oat, almond, coconut) for creamy vegan lattes, or blend into smoothies with fruits, greens, and protein powder for a nutrient-packed breakfast. Since it contains no added sugars or additives (when pure), it’s suitable for low-sugar diets—add a touch of stevia or monk fruit if sweetness is desired. It’s also a great option for post-workout drinks: mix with water and a pinch of salt to replenish energy with a coffee boost, without the extra calories from sweetened beverages.Zhenjiang Heng Goodwill Food Co LtdSabrina ShenMobile Phone: +86 15162996833Email: admxu@hengfood.com
21
2026-01
Plant-Based Liquid Creamer (Non Dairy Creamer) in Bubble Tea
Plant-Based Liquid Creamer (Non Dairy Creamer) in Bubble TeaThe global bubble tea market is witnessing a surge in demand for plant-based alternatives, driven by health-conscious consumers, lactose intolerance, and sustainable eating trends. Among the key ingredients transforming bubble tea menus, plant-based liquid non dairy creamer stands out for its versatility, creamy texture, and ability to complement classic and innovative tea flavors. This article explores how to leverage plant-based liquid non dairy creamer in bubble tea, shares practical recipes, and reveals tips to elevate your beverages while meeting market demands.Why Plant-Based Liquid Non Dairy Creamer Is a Game-Changer for Bubble TeaTraditional bubble tea often relies on dairy creamers or milk, which limit accessibility for lactose-intolerant customers and conflict with vegan diets. Plant-based non dairy creamer solves these pain points while delivering the rich, smooth mouthfeel that makes bubble tea irresistible. Made from plant sources like coconut, soy, oat, or almond, these creamers offer several advantages for bubble tea shops, manufacturers, and home bakers:- Allergen-Friendly: Free from lactose, dairy, and often nuts (depending on the base), making it suitable for a wider customer base.- Stable Texture: Resists curdling when mixed with hot or cold tea, maintaining creaminess even in iced bubble tea.- Flavor Versatility: Blends seamlessly with tea bases (black, green, oolong) and add-ons (tapioca pearls, jelly, fruit syrups) without overpowering the original taste.- Sustainable Appeal: Aligns with eco-friendly trends, as plant-based ingredients have a lower carbon footprint compared to dairy.Practical Bubble Tea Recipes Using Plant-Based Liquid Non Dairy CreamerBelow are three foolproof bubble tea recipes that highlight the versatility of plant-based liquid non dairy creamer. These recipes are scalable for commercial use and adjustable to suit regional flavor preferences (e.g., less sugar for European markets, more sweetness for Southeast Asia).1. Classic  Plant-Based Milk TeaIngredients (Serves 1):- 300ml black tea (brewed and cooled for iced, warm for hot)- 40g plant-based liquid non dairy creamer- 25g brown sugar syrup- 50g cooked tapioca pearls- Ice cubes (for iced version)Instructions:1. Cook tapioca pearls according to package instructions, then toss with 5g brown sugar syrup to prevent sticking.2. In a shaker or cup, mix plant-based liquid non dairy creamer with brown sugar syrup until fully dissolved.3. Add brewed black tea and stir well. For iced tea, fill the cup with ice cubes first.4. Top with cooked tapioca pearls. Garnish with a slice of coconut (optional) for a premium touch.2. Taro Bubble Tea (Vegan-Friendly)Ingredients (Serves 1):- 250ml jasmine green tea (brewed)- 50g plant-based liquid non dairy creamer- 30g taro paste (unsweetened)- 20g honey or agave syrup (adjust for sweetness)- 40g cooked taro balls- Ice cubesInstructions:1. Warm taro paste slightly to make it easier to mix. Combine with oat plant-based non dairy creamer and sweetener until smooth.2. Pour jasmine green tea into a cup, then add the taro-creamer mixture. Stir thoroughly.3. Add ice cubes and top with cooked taro balls. For extra creaminess, blend 1/3 of the mixture with ice before assembling.Zhenjiang Heng Goodwill Food Co LtdSabrina ShenMobile Phone: 0086 15162996833
16
2026-01
Market highlights Week 02/2026 On Global Supply & Demand of Green Coffee Bean
GREEN BEAN COFFEE:Brazil:Arabica exports are lagging due to farmer retention, but crop size is not an issue as supply will eventually flow.Favorable weather reduces risk premium.Producers are still holding back coffee, limiting liquidity short-term.Strong demand for Brazil and Robusta for Q2/Q3 deliveries. Vietnam:New crop harvest nearly complete.Farmer retention and firm differentials support Robusta.Most stocks appear to be well covered for short-term. Uganda:Most coffee operations will close the rest of the week in observance of national electionsA few disruptions to supply chains are expected as cargo clearance will slow downCommercial activities are expected to resume the following week and continue throughout this period as normal. Indonesia:Indonesia shipments delayed but expected soon more supply later.Several Sumatra regions remain isolated, and their coffee cannot be brought to market.The harvest outlook for the next 1-2 months is limited. MARKET TRENDDemand is strongest for Brazil medium to good bean and Robusta. Multiple buyers such as Mother Parker's, Regal, Magnum, Westrock, and Kraft seeking Q2/Q3 deliveries and nearby shipments. A recent increase in inquiries for washed mild coffees, with Duncan's, Black Rifle, and Javo for Q2/Q3 and year-end deliveries has been noticed.Honduras is expected to gain more business due to its competitive pricing compared to Colombia and Guatemala, as roasters with flexible baskets are likely to shift purchases.Recent speculative buying and technical may trigger higher prices.Zhenjiang Heng Goodwill Food Co LtdSabrina ShenPhone(WhatsApp): +86 151 62996833