OryzaNAT

Native Rice Flours for Versatility and Formulation Flexibility

OryzaNAT is the name of a range of native gluten-free rice flours. The raw materials for our native rice flours are carefully selected and separated for high, medium, or low amylose content.

The amylose content of a rice flour, to a large extend, determines the functionality of the flour, and therefore it is important to select the correct type for each reference and batch.

With granulometries from 150 to 1500 microns, this range offers the flexibility to meet diverse technical and processing requirements. For exceptionally fine rice flours, explore the OryzaFINE range.

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Nutritional properties

Nutritional values per 100 gram of product.

Calories 345 Kcal
Carbohydrates 76 g
Protein 7 g
Total Fat 2 g
Fiber 1 g
Cholesterol 0 g

Nutritional values are indicative and may vary between available variants and can be subject to change.
Always request the latest up-to-date specification for the selected variant.

A selection of our available variants

OryzaNAT 600

A native rice flour with a coarse 600-grade particle size, particularly suited to extrusion and baking applications where dusting performance or greater particle definition is required.

OryzaNAT H200R

An enzyme deactivated rice flour with high amylose content and a fine 200-grade particle size, combining high gel strength with a low microbial load through controlled heat treatment.

OryzaNAT H300

A native rice flour with high amylose content and a 300-grade particle size, offering high gel strength for applications where firm structure and defined texture are desired.

OryzaNAT M300

A native rice flour with medium amylose content and a 300-grade particle size, offering a balanced combination of gel strength and viscosity for versatile food applications.

OryzaNAT W250R

An enzyme deactivated flour made from wholegrain brown rice, combining a 250-grade particle size with the naturally higher fibre, fat and mineral content of wholegrain rice.

Frequently asked questions

Can OryzaNAT native rice flour be evaluated as an alternative to wheat flour or purified starch?

OryzaNAT can be evaluated when you need a gluten-free rice-based ingredient, but wheat flour, purified starch and rice flour provide different compositional and functional profiles. A direct replacement ratio cannot be established from product information alone.

Compare ingredient declaration, protein fraction, particle size, hydration, viscosity and target structure before selecting a trial level. Finished-product suitability remains dependent on the formulation and process, so a controlled benchmark against the incumbent ingredient is required.

Ebro Ingredients offers grade-specific OryzaNAT product information and samples for evaluation where available. Do not hesitate to contact us, as we have the expertise to help manufacturers compare functional requirements and incumbent-ingredient criteria.

Which OryzaNAT native rice flour granulometry should I evaluate first?

Start with the particle-size range that best matches the processing method and desired product structure. Fine grades may be more relevant where dispersion and a less coarse texture matter, while coarse grades or rice semolina may be considered for extrusion, dusting or applications requiring larger particles.

Particle size is only one criterion: amylose profile, density, hydration and treatment may also influence behaviour. Compare the selected grade with the current flour and verify performance through a small-scale application trial.

Ebro Ingredients offers OryzaNAT grades across fine flour and semolina granulometries. Do not hesitate to contact us, as we have the expertise to help manufacturers evaluate particle-size and process-fit requirements.

When should a heat-treated variant be compared with OryzaNAT native rice flour?

A heat-treated variant should be considered when microbiological limits, moisture, enzyme activity or powder handling are important to the application. Heat-treated OryzaNAT R grades have separate grade-specific specifications and should not be treated as automatically equivalent to the corresponding native grade.

The treatment may preserve many native-flour characteristics, but application behaviour still requires comparison under the intended process. Review the microbiological requirement first, then compare hydration, flow and finished-product performance in trials.

Ebro Ingredients offers native and heat-treated rice-flour variants with grade-specific information. Do not hesitate to contact us, as we have the expertise to help manufacturers assess treatment level, microbiological criteria and process compatibility.

How should shelf life and storage be verified for OryzaNAT native rice flour?

It is best to check the shelf life for the exact OryzaNAT grade, because this can differ between native, heat-treated and low-moisture variants.

You should also confirm whether internal warehousing conditions and stock rotation can meet those requirements. Shelf life does not by itself establish performance throughout a customer’s finished-product life.

Ebro Ingredients offers grade-specific storage and shelf-life information. Do not hesitate to contact us, as we have the expertise to help with choosing the best solution.

Which packaging solutions exist for OryzaNAT native rice flour?

Current packaging options include 25 kg bags, 1,000 kg big bags and bulk, but availability must be confirmed for the selected grade, destination and order.

It is also best to check intake, silo or bag-handling compatibility and whether packaging documentation meets internal requirements. We have a range-level for packaging, but availability can differ for specific products or orders.

Ebro Ingredients offers packaging information for individual OryzaNAT grades. Do not hesitate to contact us, as we have the expertise to help with grade identity, packaging and handling requirements.

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