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IFF introduces ground-breaking Lactase Nurica

Date: 03.04.2021Source: IFF

IFF has announced the launch of Nurica enzyme in China, offering a new way for dairy producers to create a premium product to fulfil consumer health needs while increasing profitability. Nurica is IFF’s latest innovation for the Chinese market and is marketed under the Danisco range of food ingredients that is now part of the IFF family.

Consumers in China are increasingly looking for healthier offerings in their dairy products, including products with a higher fibre content to help achieve daily fibre intake and to improve overall gut health and digestibility. Using Nurica, dairy producers can adjust the sugar, fibre and lactose content of their flavoured milk, ice cream, and fermented dairy applications et cetera.

Nurica is an innovative enzymatic solution that enables manufacturers to naturally produce dietary fibres in the form of GalactoOligoSaccharides (GOS) in situ by transforming lactose that is present in dairy products. GOS have also been shown to increase populations of health-promoting species of gut bacteria, and as such has potential in prebiotic innovations and improving gut health.

In application trials, the Nurica lactase has shown no detectable impact on the acidification process, taste or texture. The outcome is delicious, stable, high-quality fermented dairy products, innovatively tailored to consumer health trends.

Said Dr. Susan Jin, regional business leader, HMO’s, Probiotics, Cultures and Dairy Enzymes, Asia Pacific, IFF: “Nurica allows producers to achieve at least 1.6 percent of GOS fibre generated in situ and create a lactose-free product that is easy to digest while reducing added sugar in the final product. Unlike other lactases available on the market, Nurica can help dairy producers address multiple market trends such as high fibre, reduced sugar, and low or no lactose, while maintaining quality and profitability.” For more visit dupontnutritionandbiosciences.com/

David Cox / IDM

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