Cut monoglyceride costs by 30%

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Cut monoglyceride costs by 30%
AB Enzymes has launched the most recent addition to its Veron baking enzyme range: a monoglyceride replacer called Veron GMS+.

Monoglycerides are emulsifiers that are used as crumb-texturisers.

Veron GMS+ was designed to achieve the same crumb texture profile and structure in yeast-raised baked goods using a patent-pending amylolytic enzyme synergising with a lipolytic enzyme.

The firm says previously available enzyme solutions were a long way from achieving an identical texture profile to that of monoglycerides.

Veron GMS+ works regardless of the type of monoglyceride previously used in the improver.

"Veron GMS+ is much more cost-efficient than monoglycerides,"​ says Oscar Diez, business director, baking enzymes at AB Enzymes. "By implementing Veron GMS+, our clients can save up to 30% of their monoglyceride costs and increase the long-term predictability of their purchasing budgets."

Ralf Neumann, customer solutions director at AB Enzymes, says: "The initial development of Veron GMS+ was only aimed at full monoglyceride replacement of standard monoglyceride dosages of up to 0.5%, but its performance has allowed us to use it for the partial replacement of even higher monoglyceride dosages."

It provides a base for formulating clean-label ingredients without using traditional emulsifiers.

Contact: AB Enzymes
www.abenzymes.com

Related topics Bakery Cultures, enzymes, yeast

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