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Protein Modification

PROMOD® and FLAVORPRO® speciality enzymes provide value-added solutions for the modification of plant and animal-derived proteins in a range of food and pet nutrition applications.

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PROMOD® and FLAVORPRO® protein valorisation
Protein hydrolysis is conducted in many industries for a range of applications. Whether it is to produce products for sports nutrition, the aging populations, infants, or pet food, protein fortification is a hot topic. By using one of our off-the-shelf enzymes or a customised enzyme unique to you, you can differentiate your product.
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