Powder
For dry blending and applications that use powdered enzyme preparations.
MANUFACTURING & CAPACITYFrom fermentation
From fermentation
to finished enzyme.
An integrated production platform connects strain development, fermentation, downstream processing and final release.
675 m³
Fermentation capacity
200+
Employees across our operations
4
Delivery formats
THE PRODUCTION PATH
One connected process.
Six stages connect the fermentation broth to a finished enzyme preparation.
- 01
Inoculation
Sterile preparation and seed expansion
Media preparation and staged seed cultivation establish the starting conditions for production.
- 02
Fermentation
Controlled growth at scale
Dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature and feeding profiles guide the fermentation process.
- 03
Clarification
Separate the enzyme-containing liquid
Centrifugation and filtration remove cells and solids before concentration.
- 04
Concentration
Increase activity density
Ultrafiltration and vacuum concentration prepare the enzyme solution for finishing.
- 05
Drying & finishing
Match the final application
Spray drying, belt drying and granulation provide options for different product formats.
- 06
QA/QC & packaging
Release to the agreed specification
Activity, microbiological and physicochemical checks support final release and packing.
INSIDE OUR FACILITY
The infrastructure behind supply.
DELIVERY FORMATS
Built around your process.
Format selection is part of the application discussion, together with dosing, handling and storage requirements.
Granule
A granular format for handling and incorporation into dry systems.
Beads
A bead format for product-specific delivery requirements.
Liquid
For liquid formulation and dosing systems.
Consistency starts
with process control.
Production setpoints and process monitoring link fermentation with downstream operations. Documentation and release checks keep the focus on the agreed enzyme specification.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Discuss your project↗Let’s put enzyme science to work.
Tell us about your application, process conditions and product requirements.