Bioseutica
Bioseutica BV
Zeewolde, Netherlands
About
Founded in 1947, Bioseutica is a dairy industry manufacturer based in Zeewolde, Netherlands selling ingredients & cultures.
Bioseutica is an ingredient company supplying natural proteins and enzymes for the food, feed, pharmaceutical and medical device sectors. Its portfolio is largely derived from hen egg white and porcine pancreas, and includes lysozyme, avidin, ovotransferrin, ovalbumin, trypsin, chymotrypsin and phospholipase A2. For dairy processors, its lysozyme is used as a natural antimicrobial in cheese production and milk processing, its LYSOLAC product is positioned for dairy applications, and its phospholipase A2 is used to modify lipids in dairy processing. Its proteases are also used in infant and follow-on formula. The group traces its origins to 1947, acquired Neova Technologies Inc. (Abbotsford, Canada) in 2007, and includes Fordras SA and Healiva SA in Switzerland. Manufacturing is reported in Canada and Europe, and the company states it supplies the USA and China markets.
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LYSOLAC
Lysozyme ingredient for dairy
Lysozyme-based specialty formulation for dairy applications.
Lysozyme (food enzyme)
Food enzyme
Hen egg-derived lysozyme used as a natural antimicrobial in cheese production, milk processing and winemaking to extend shelf life and inhibit spoilage bacteria.
Phospholipase A2
Enzyme
Hydrolase enzyme used in dairy processing to modify lipids, improving creaminess and shelf life.
Trypsin (infant formula protease)
Protease
Protease used to hydrolyse milk proteins for infant and follow-on formula.
