| Biocatalysts Launch Fruit Firming Enzyme |
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Many food processors or manufacturers experience the problem of soft fruit and vegetables breaking down or becoming damaged during processing. Biocatalysts Ltd, who are enzyme specialists based in South Wales, took up the challenge when a customer approached them to increase the firmness of their strawberry pieces in their yoghurt following the failed tests of an alternative enzyme manufacturer.
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| Key Appointments at Biocatalysts |
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Leading speciality enzyme manufacturer, Biocatalyst Ltd has recently named Craig Galeozzie as Operations Manager and Craig Phillips as Financial Controller. These key appointments will be integral in the implementation of a project being undertaken by Biocatalysts to build a new enzyme production plant at the headquarters in Cardiff – South Wales which will transform the production capabilities that Biocatalysts will be able to offer customers.
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| New Board Appointment for Welsh Government Supported Biotech Company |
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Biocatalysts Ltd, based in Nantgarw, Cardiff have appointed Dr Andrew Ellis as Technical Director from 1 April 2013.The company develops and manufactures speciality enzymes for a variety of industries and has strong relationships with many of the world’s top 10 food companies.
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| Biocatalysts Ltd launch an enzyme for the hydrolysis of meat and fish protein |
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Flavorpro™ 839MDP is a protease preparation containing endopeptidase and exopeptidase activities.
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| Enzymes for Use in Fruit & Vegetable Processing |
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The juices from a wide variety of fruits & vegetables such as apples, pears, carrots, mango and berries can be extracted to produce natural beverages.
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| Add Value to Your Whey Protein Concentrates & Isolates |
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Biocatalysts Ltd can help whey protein manufacturers get the most out of their products and add value to their whey protein concentrates and isolates.
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| Biocatalysts Launch New Microbial Dairy Enzymes at FIE 2011 |
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Enzyme manufacturers Biocatalysts Ltd continue to broaden their dairy enzyme range with four new microbial enzymes suitable for use in EMC applications.
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