Food Raw Material Development

Food Raw Material Development

Some issues the food industry faces include resource scarcity, environmental degradation, and transitioning consumers who solely prefer eco-friendly products. As a biotechnology environmental company, we strive to reshape the food the same way we want to approach innovations that tackle industrial need and the wellbeing of the planet. Our company’s food raw material development services combines advanced bioprocessing, metabolic engineering, and circular economy to provide solutions to problems pertaining to functional performance and ecological sustainability.

Development of Raw Materials Specification in Food IndustryFig 1. Development of Raw Materials Specification in Food Industry (Syed M.H., 2012)

Service Overview

Our two principal services include raw material improvement services and new food raw material development. The first service improves and optimizes already existing ingredients, which include plant-based proteins and functional fibers, and the second service pioneering new bio-based materials which consist of microbial-derived proteins, upcycled agricultural byproducts, and other low carbon alternatives beside conventional ingredients.

Technical Features

  • Multidisciplinary Integration: The integration of omics (genomics, proteomics) and Process Engineering for seamless optimization of processes.
  • Customization: Solutions are designed with client specifications in terms of scalability and regulatory requirements.
  • Resource Efficiency: The agro-industrial byproducts (e.g. fruit pomace, spent grains) are utilized as feedstocks, thereby preventing waste.
  • Circular Design: Closed-loop systems are used to capture water, nutrients and energy during production processes.

Technology Classification

  • Raw Material Improvement:
    Nutritional biofortification (e.g. legumes enriched with iron).
    Functional bioengineering (e.g. starch retrogradation modification to improve texture).
  • Novel Raw Material Development:
    Mycoprotein produced from filamentous fungi.
    Antioxidant extracts obtained from coffee husks.
  • Hybrid Systems:
    Symbiotic plants and microbial co-cultures for nutrient synthesis.

Application Areas

  • Plant based Foods: Improved emulsifying and protein isolating plant (pea and algae).
  • Functional Beverages: Upcycled prebiotic fibers from citrus peels.
  • Alternative Proteins: Cultured fat scaffolds using edible fungal matrices.
  • Bakery & Confectionery: Sweeteners with low glycemic index produced via enzymatic conversion of agricultural by-products.

Environmental Benefits

  • Carbon footprint: Substituting animal proteins with legumes eliminates as much as 60% GHG when compared.
  • Water usage: The utilization of closed loop bioreactors reduces water consumption by 45-70%.
  • Land efficiency: The use of microbial platforms can increase yields of “soy” protein by more than ten times per hectare of land compared to soy cultivation.

Our Services

We provide a wide range of food raw material development services to help our customers achieve better, faster and greener production of food raw materials. The specific services we can provide are as follows:

Company Service Advantages

  • Multi disciplinary Approach: People from molecular biology, food science, and environmental engineering.
  • Comprehensive Services: Discovery of the gene to manufacture at the commercial scale.
  • Accounting and Reporting: Instances of carbon saving, water reuse, and biodiversity with no ultraism.
  • Innovation with Market Alignment: Partnerships for strategy and tactics co-innovation.

Contact Us

With a focus on ecological sustainability and food security, our food raw material development services marks a historical shift toward a regenerative approach to bioproduction systems. We blend ever-evolving biotechnology with circular economics to enable our clients to respond to changing consumer’s needs while benefitting global sustainability efforts. We can change raw materials into revolutionizing tools that would help the planet become a better place to live above. Contact us today and learn about the future of the food industry.

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Reference

  1. Syed M.H., Mohammad A.A., et al. "Development of Raw Materials Specification in Food Industry: An overall idea to ensure food safety and its quality in food manufacturing company" Agricultural Sciences 2012, 9:736.

Our products and services are for research use only and cannot be used for any clinical purposes.

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