ENZYME MODIFIED DAIRY INGREDIENTS
Enzyme Modified Dairy Ingredients (EMDIs) are concentrated, naturally derived flavor ingredients produced through the controlled enzymatic hydrolysis of real cheese, butter, and cream. The result is an ingredient that delivers 10–30 times the flavor intensity of standard dairy products — providing cost-efficient, authentic dairy character for a wide range of food applications.
EMDIs are classified as natural flavoring ingredients, making them ideal for products that require genuine dairy taste with clean label positioning.
Product Range
Enzyme Modified Cheese (EMC): Cheddar, Emmental, Gouda, Parmesan, Blue Cheese — produced from internationally sourced and domestic cheeses
Enzyme Modified Butter (EMB): Concentrated butter flavor for bakery, sauces, and spreads
Enzyme Modified Cream (EMCr): Rich cream profile for dairy, confectionery, and dessert applications
Key Benefits
10–30x Flavor Concentration: Significantly more potent than standard cheese, butter, or cream
Cost Efficient: Small dosage delivers strong flavor impact, reducing overall ingredient cost
Authentic Taste: Genuine dairy flavor profile — not synthetic or artificial
Clean Label: Can be declared as "natural flavor" in most formulations
Long Shelf Life: Stable, concentrated format with extended usability
Consistent Quality: Controlled enzymatic process ensures batch-to-batch consistency
Common Applications
Cheese-flavored snacks and crackers
Processed cheese products
Sauces, dips, and dressings
Bakery products (butter-flavored pastries, cream-filled products)
Soups and ready meals
Margarine and spreads