About SternEnzym
Enzymes (also known as ferments) are of crucial importance in today's food technology. They can be used universally and can support various processes, whereby each individual enzyme only acts on a very specific substrate.
SternEnzym was founded in 1988 and recognized the importance of enzymes early on. As a competent enzyme designer, we use strains of microorganisms, some of which we have developed ourselves, to create multi-enzyme compounds for the production of baked goods, pasta, dairy products, alcoholic beverages and much more. We develop each enzyme compound to measure in close cooperation with our customers, so that it fits exactly to a customer-specific task.
Our multi-enzyme compounds contain carefully selected enzymes whose effects complement each other synergistically. Important components of these enzyme compounds are enzymes such as amylase, glucoamylase, hemicellulase, invertase, lactoperoxidase, lipase, pentosanase, protease, xylanase and the newly developed enzyme sulfhydryl oxidase.
Enzyme design and application research at the highest level are a decisive competitive advantage for SternEnzym and thus for our customers. We have a state-of-the-art technology center and maintain close partnerships with universities and research institutes.
SternEnzym produces customized enzyme compounds, even in small quantities. In order to get to know our customers' wishes and requirements profiles in detail, we work according to the tandem principle: from the very first meeting, a scientist or application engineer is always present alongside a commercial consultant. In this way, we provide the full range of expertise right from the start.
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