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Microbial Rennet for cheese Kluyveromyces lactis rennet

Min. Order:
1 Kilogram
Transportation:
Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Port:
Shanghai,Qingdao,Tianjin
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Model No.SENTIAN-

BrandSENTIAN

Place Of OriginChina

Types OfEnzyme Preparations

StorageCool Dry Place

Shelf Life2 Years

GradeFood Grade

AppearanceBrown Powder

SampleAvaliable

Package1kg/bag 25kg/drum

Product NameKluyveromyces lactis rennet

Specification10000 IMCU/g, 20000 IMCU/g

ApplicationFood Enzymes

Supply Ability & Additional Information

PackagingDrum, Aluminum foil bag

TransportationOcean,Land,Air,Express

Place of OriginShaan'xi, China

Supply Ability5000kg

PortShanghai,Qingdao,Tianjin

Packaging & Delivery
Selling Units:
Kilogram
Package Type:
Drum, Aluminum foil bag
Kluyveromyces lactis Rennet: A Premium Microbial Enzyme for Superior Cheese Production Discover the power of Kluyveromyces lactis rennet, a cutting-edge microbial enzyme widely adopted in modern dairy processing. Unlike traditional animal-derived rennets, this advanced solution harnesses the natural chymosin-producing capabilities of the yeast Kluyveromyces lactis to deliver consistent, high-quality milk coagulation. Ideal for artisanal and industrial cheese makers alike, it offers a sustainable, vegetarian-friendly alternative that meets global standards for ethical food production. This microbial rennet stands out due to its ability to produce clean curd formation without compromising flavor or texture—a key factor in crafting premium cheeses such as cheddar, gouda, mozzarella, and blue varieties. Its enzymatic profile closely mimics that of calf rennet but with enhanced reliability and fewer inconsistencies, making it a preferred choice among professional cheesemakers seeking reproducible results across batches. Key Features: - Vegetarian and vegan-compliant: Free from any animal by-products, making it suitable for plant-based diets - High chymosin activity: Ensures rapid and uniform milk clotting for optimal yield - Allergen-safe formulation: Lactose-free, gluten-free, and free from common food sensitivities - Eco-conscious production: Lower carbon footprint compared to traditional animal rennet sourcing - Cost-effective performance: Reduces dependency on livestock while maintaining superior output quality Detailed Description: Kluyveromyces lactis is a non-pathogenic, well-studied yeast strain known for its robust fermentation characteristics and efficient expression of chymosin—the primary enzyme responsible for casein coagulation in milk. When used in cheese manufacturing, this microbial rennet delivers precise control over gelation time, firmness, and syneresis (whey separation), which directly influences the final product’s mouthfeel, aging potential, and overall sensory appeal. The enzyme remains stable under typical cheese-making temperatures, allowing flexibility in process design without sacrificing consistency. Furthermore, because it's produced through controlled fermentation rather than animal slaughter, it aligns with growing consumer demand for cruelty-free and environmentally responsible food ingredients. Ideal Use Cases: Perfect for both small-scale artisanal producers and large-scale dairy operations looking to transition away from animal-based enzymes. Widely utilized in organic cheese production, vegan cheese development, and specialty cheese lines where traceability, purity, and sustainability are paramount. Also favored by food technologists developing functional dairy products requiring reliable enzymatic action without allergenic risks. Customer Feedback: Cheese artisans around the world report significant improvements in batch uniformity when switching to Kluyveromyces lactis rennet. Many note reduced bitterness in aged cheeses, smoother texture development, and fewer issues with incomplete coagulation—common challenges with some plant-based alternatives. One master cheesemaker in France remarked, “Since adopting this microbial rennet, our mozzarella has gained a silkier finish and better melt retention—qualities that have boosted customer satisfaction.” Frequently Asked Questions: What makes Kluyveromyces lactis rennet different from other microbial options? It offers higher specific activity and better compatibility with various milk types, including goat, sheep, and buffalo milk, ensuring broad applicability across diverse cheese styles. Is it safe for people with dairy allergies? Yes—it contains no lactose or casein proteins, though it should be verified against individual allergy profiles due to possible cross-reactivity with fungal components in rare cases. Can I use it in homemade cheese recipes? Absolutely. It is compatible with home fermentation setups and provides excellent results when used at recommended concentrations and temperatures. How does it compare to plant-based rennets like fig leaf or thistle extracts? While plant-based options work well in certain applications, they often lack precision and can introduce off-flavors or inconsistent curd structure. Kluyveromyces lactis rennet ensures cleaner outcomes and greater scalability. Why choose microbial rennet over animal rennet? Because it supports ethical sourcing, reduces environmental impact, eliminates supply chain variability, and meets international certification requirements for vegetarian and kosher foods.

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