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LOW MINERAL OPTIONS

 

Proliant Dairy has recently launched a new line of reduced minerals whey permeates.

VersiLac® LMS                            VersiLac® LM7

These products are designed to replace Demineralized whey powder, and also allow more inclusion of VersiLac® in several applications. 

 

LABELING VERSILAC

VersiLac®  can be labeled in the USA as:

  • Dairy product solids

  • Modified whey

  • Reduced protein whey

  • Whey solids

 

APPLICATIONS

CERTIFICATIONS

  • Kosher

  • Halal

  • GMO Free

  • Gluten Free

  • SQF

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BENEFITS

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FLOWABILITY

Our products are manufactured using new process technologies and a unique drying process that provides higher total solids, excellent solubility and the highest quality product. It is a free-flowing, non-caking, non-bridging, high-quality dairy ingredient that incorporates easily into formulations because of its natural agglomeration.

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SOLUBILITY

Proliant Dairy Ingredients uses unique drying technologies that produce a highly soluble permeate that will incorporate easily into your dry or wet blended formulations.

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FLAVOR ENHANCEMENT

Due to the lower salty flavor profile of VersiLac® Low mineral line, these products can be utilized in higher quantities in the food formulations, allowing more dairy flavor notes.

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COLOR

VersiLac's® high lactose content, together with the other reducing sugars and available protein, provides browning in baked goods, caramels and other confectionary applications through the Maillard Reaction.

Financial Data

COST

VersiLac® Low mineral line, can be used to replace higher cost dairy ingredients such as demineralized whey powder, lactose and other carbohydrates, delivering cost savings.

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SHELF LIFE & YIELD

VersiLac®’s high lactose content helps it to bind water which in turn helps retain moisture in some food products.

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