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It is a triacylglycerol lipase enzyme produced by the controlled fermentation of Candida rugosa,suitable for processing dairy fats and oils. https://www.creative-enzymes.com/product/Triacylglycerol-Lipase-For-Dairy-Processing_12.html ...
ByCreative Enzymes based in Shirley, NEW YORK (USA)
Mojonnier was founded by brothers who were dairy chemists. They started the company to improve the quality and consistency of milk production. Producers, including Nestle® and Smith Dairy®, continue to rely on the Mojonnier Dairy Tester® in their dairy processing operations. Though Mojonnier has expanded from dairy into other fields, it has never left its roots in fluid milk ...
ByMojonnier based in Streetsboro, OHIO (USA)
Whether in the dairy industry, in processes such as pasteurising, in the brewing industry in the thermal treatment of wort, yeast, mash or in the fruit juice & drinks industry, conservation of juices, fruit concentrates, sugar solutions, tea and soft drinks – tube coil systems from TUBE-TEC find use in more ways than you can ...
ByTube-Tec Rohrverformungstechnik GmbH based in Nistertal, GERMANY
Potential Applications: Dairy, Milk Parlor, Grain Processing, Wet Milling, Canning Facilities, Vegetable Wash Water, Biodegradable Organics Removal, Well and Drinking Water Treatment, Sediment Runoff, Pesticide Control, Cryptosporidum and Giardia ...
ByRoyall Dissolved Air Floatation Corporation (DAF) Products, LLC based in Reedsburg, WISCONSIN (USA)
Dairy Wastewater Treatment With IPEC Screens: Dairy manufacturers produce anywhere from 1-6 gallons of wastewater per gallon of raw milk input. This wastewater contains high concentrations of solids, oils, phosphorus and nitrogen. Dairy wastewater treatment begins with screening out coarse or heavy solids that could damage process ...
ByJWC Environmental based in Santa Ana, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Many of the contaminant soils found on fruits and vegetables contain petroleum distillates such as paraffin or mineral oil. Other toxic chemicals include terpenes, glycol ethers and reagents such as sodium hydroxide or ammonia compounds. These contaminants are often derived from pest control and residual products from operating and/or cleaning agricultural equipment. ...
ByGEMTEK Products, LLC based in Phoenix, ARIZONA (USA)