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Fructozym® BE

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Fructozym® BE is a liquid, highly concentrated pectolytic enzyme preparation for a rapid and complete breakdown of pectins and for a degradation of colloids to the largest possible extent in the course of berry processing. Fructozym® BE is a specially developed enzyme for the processing of berries which, in contrast to normal pectinases, disposes of a broad spectrum of useful side activities in a well-balanced ratio to its pectinase main activities. This is the reason why Fructozym® BE not only degrades fast and completely pectin, the cement substance between plant cells but, in addition, decomposes also such colloids which, in fruits, are heterogeneously inserted into the pectin skeletal structure.

The rapid breakdown of these pectic substances lowers mash viscosity drastically and results in an intensive digestion of the fruit tissue. A fact that results in a better juice run-off, increased yield of juice and valuable fruits ingredients, raised pressing performance and capacity and improved clarification and filtrability. Fructozym® BE is of particular efficiency for the making of stable colored juices and concentrates.

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Erbslöh Geisenheim AG is a supplier of fruit-based beverages for the beverage industry. This company has a wide variety of products such as wines, beers, spirits, and juices. They use many filtration methods including filter sheets that contain a cross-linked fibre structure as well as special cellulose fibres. This company also uses modern distillation technologies to produce their high quality spirits.

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