Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Material is mammal or fowl derived
Patent
1994-02-28
2000-05-02
Stemmer, Daniel
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Fermentation processes
Material is mammal or fowl derived
426 63, 426471, 426520, 426643, A23J 104, A23K 110
Patent
active
060569816
ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for harvesting and processing zooplankton and, in particular, for harvesting and processing euphausiids for subsequent use as a feed product for early stage juvenile or larvae feed or for a food product as an additive. The euphausiids are continuously harvested from coastal waters and dewatered. The dewatered product is passed to a heat exchanger to increase its temperature and, hence, to a digester where a desired level of enzymatic activity is obtained. The product is then held by a surge tank for subsequent transfer to a ball dryer where the product is dried at a relatively low temperature without destroying the stabilized enzymes created in the digester. The digesting step may be deleted in the event the end use of the product is for a food product.
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Biozyme Systems Inc.
Russell Uren John
Stemmer Daniel
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