Neutral Protease is a type of endopeptidase that is commonly used to hydrolyze different proteins to peptides and amino acid. Fermented by Bacillus Subtilis, it is primarily used in the food and baking industries and is commonly used in meat tenderizers, wine clarifiers, noodle stabilizers and soy sauce. It is also used to reduce paste gluten and improve plasticity and physicochemical properties. By the use of biotechnology and membrane separation techniques, food grade can be obtained with a strict concentration limit of microbe and heavy metal. Found in powder form, it has an enzyme activity of 50,000u/g-400,000u/g. Long term exposure to the skin, eyes and mucous membranes can cause allergic reactions.
Nanning Pangbo Biological Engineering Co., Ltd. engages in the production, sale, and research of various enzymes for the food and beverage industry. Their product portfolio includes plant and animal enzymes, microbial enzymes, and special enzymes. The enzymes find application in starches, seasoning, meat binding, anti-inflammatory products, as well as beverages, pharmaceutical, and food protein processing.
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