| Dairyzym Lactase | SternEnzym | Dairyzym Lactase is an enzyme that aids in the break-down of lactose, prevents crystallization and gritty mouth-feel of lactose, and improves its structure. It is used in milk, yogurt, dairy ice, and condensed milk. | |
| Delipase | Chimab | Delipase is an enzymatic blend of phospholipases able to hydrolyze lecithin. This processing aid (Kosher and Halal certified) enhances the basic technical properties of egg’s yolk. This product provides a clean label thanks to its higher emulsifying actio...view more Delipase is an enzymatic blend of phospholipases able to hydrolyze lecithin. This processing aid (Kosher and Halal certified) enhances the basic technical properties of egg’s yolk. This product provides a clean label thanks to its higher emulsifying action and viscosity, the processed yolk allows to avoid the use of other emulsifiers or additives in mayonnaise production. It aids in the production of “light mayonnaise”, using less oil, thanks to improved emulsifying performance. The increased thermostability of processed yolk provides for more flexible use and higher quality products. Microbiological stability and shelf-life can be controlled by pasteurization or other thermal processes. Applications for Delipase includes mayonnaise, dressings, seasoning, ice cream and custards. view less | |
| Lactase 2000L | Enzyme Supplies Limited | Lactase 2000L is a betagalactosidase enzyme preparation for the dairy and dietetics industry. It is a yellow to brown / clear to opalescent liquid. It is primarily used in the production of lactose-free milk products and also for producing creamier, sweet...view more Lactase 2000L is a betagalactosidase enzyme preparation for the dairy and dietetics industry. It is a yellow to brown / clear to opalescent liquid. It is primarily used in the production of lactose-free milk products and also for producing creamier, sweeter ice cream. The product complies with the recommended purity specifications for food grade enzymes given by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) and the Food Chemical Codex (FCC). view less |
