Fiberyum is a prebiotic tapioca-based resistant dextrin built for the formulators reshaping bars, gummies, beverages, baked goods, and frozen desserts for the gut health and GLP-1 era. 90%+ total dietary fiber by AOAC 2011.25, confirmed on every COA, lot after lot.
High solubility. Neutral flavor. GRAS-documented (GRN 1045). 8+ years in commercial production.
If you're sitting in an R&D or NPD seat right now, you already feel it. Fiber stopped being the thing you added so the back of the bar said 4g fiber in small print. Now it's the thing that makes the product work in the GLP-1 era. The category turned.
What's pulling the wave:
If your fiber story is built on IMO (isomaltooligosaccharides), you are already living the headline.
Fiberyum is not an IMO. It's a tapioca-based resistant dextrin sitting inside FDA's dietary fiber guidance framework. A category, a regulatory posture, and a label story that's defensible today and stays defensible tomorrow. Cleaner regulatory story. Stronger fiber claim. One less thing keeping your regulatory team up at night.
We cater to ANY food manufacturing business or brand.
You need it? We're here to help.
For qualified, large-quantity buyers, KetoGoods offers a direct-ship program. Your Fiberyum ships straight from our manufacturing partner to your dock on your cadence. No middleman. No ageing warehouse inventory. No call center.
Tapioca-based resistant dextrin is documented under FDA GRAS Notice 1045 and sits inside FDA's dietary fiber guidance. Label it as resistant dextrin, prebiotic tapioca fiber, tapioca fiber, or soluble tapioca fiber. One category, one story across R&D, QA, labeling, and marketing.
The fiber claim that's defensible today and stays defensible tomorrow.
90%+ total dietary fiber (DWB) by AOAC 2011.25 — confirmed on every COA. That's real, measurable, panel-ready fiber. Move the Nutrition Facts number without doubling your inclusion rate.
Resistant dextrin is widely adopted because consumers tolerate it at meaningful inclusion levels better than many traditional fibers. No fake fibers. No inulin bloat. No FODMAP drama at the dose your formula calls for...even for the GLP-1 user who's running a quieter gut by design.
The reason resistant dextrin lives in bar and confection formulations: it manages moisture migration, controls hardening/softening drift, and protects batch consistency across shelf life.
Month 10 tastes like Month 1.
Inside the dietary fiber guidance framework and a go-to tool for low-GI reformulation programs. The kind of documentation the CGM-aware consumer (and their YouTube reviewer) is now checking.
We're a small, family-owned US shop. We compete with mega-suppliers who buy in volumes ten times what we move and price accordingly. We are not going to win a per-pound bidding war. And frankly, if per-pound price is your only criterion, the giants are right down the road.
What we win on instead:
A handful of our customers run their pilots with us and switch to a giant once they hit scale. Most don't. The ones who stay tell us the same thing: it's not worth a few cents per pound to lose the team that actually picks up the phone.
That's the trade. If it's the right one for you, let's talk.
Formal spec sheet, COA, and GRAS dossier available on request for qualified buyers.
KetoGoods is a small US shop building the best d*** tapioca fiber syrup on the planet. We've been at this since 2017. The team that built FiberYum is the team that ships it, samples it, and takes care of your problems.
You're going to be evaluated on the product you ship. We're going to be evaluated on whether we helped you ship a better one. That's the bet we make with every customer.
Yes. Soluble tapioca fiber, tapioca resistant dextrin, and resistant maltodextrin (tapioca) all describe the same ingredient category, documented under FDA GRN 1045. Your labeling team can choose the declaration that fits your panel.
No — and that's increasingly the point. IMO is a separate carbohydrate category that FDA has declined to recognize as dietary fiber. Fiberyum is a tapioca resistant dextrin inside FDA's dietary fiber guidance framework.
We can get a sample to you in 3-4 days depending on your location for qualified buyers. We ship directly from our fulfillment centers to your R&D team. COA per lot is available upon request.
A real question, and we take it seriously. We've been at this since 2017 — 8+ years of continuous commercial production, a single-source US manufacturing partner, and a customer base that includes brands you'd recognize. Continuity documentation, including supplier-of-record paperwork and contingency planning, is available to qualified buyers under NDA.
Since 2017. 8+ years of formulation references, production history, and buyer track record.
Retail units (for samples or small test runs): 2.5lb & 5lb.
Commercial: 50lb spout boxes and 3,000lb totes.
For In-Stock Orders: You can expect your order to ship within 3 business days.
For our Direct-Ship program: 60 days to onboard from first order. After that, shipments arrive on your cadence. Monthly, quarterly, or whatever your production calendar runs on. The schedule is yours to set.
Spec sheet (ingredient identity, AOAC 2011.25 fiber assay, shelf life, pack sizes, GRN 1045 reference, labeling synonyms), full COA, MSDS, Kosher, Non-GMO, USA-origin certifications, and allergen statement. Everything an R&D, QA, or labeling team needs to qualify Fiberyum on paper.
Start where it fits. Spec sheet first if you need to sell internally. Sample first if you're ready to formulate. Family-owned. USA-based. Since 2017.
Nutrition-facts fiber declarations are governed by FDA guidance (21 CFR 101 and 2018 Declaration of Dietary Fiber guidance). Buyers are responsible for validating final-product fiber claims against finished-formula AOAC results and current FDA enforcement posture. Fiberyum is GRAS (GRN 1045). Product specifications, COAs, and lot-level analytical data available to qualified B2B buyers under NDA.