STARCH PROCESSING ENZYMES

Starch Processing Enzymes Manufacturer in New Zealand

Certified for excellence in quality, sustainability and biotech innovation

Our Solutions

IMG — Alpha Amylase for Liquefaction

Alpha Amylase for Liquefaction

This high temperature Alpha Amylase convert Starch into Dextrin.

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Reduces Viscocity
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Dextrins Generation
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Free Sugar Generation

Beta Amylase

Our Beta Amylase can be used for the production of Maltose Syrup.

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Maltose Generation
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De-branching Of Dextrins
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Reduces Viscosity
IMG — Beta Amylase
IMG — Gluco Amylase for Saccharification

Gluco Amylase for Saccharification

Our Gluco Amylase is useful for converting Dextrin into Glucose.

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High Glucose Syrup
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Pullanase Activity
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Thermal And pH Stability

Pullulanase

Enzyme to hydrolyze pullulan, a component of starch, into smaller glucose units.

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Reduces Viscosity in Processing
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Improves Process Efficiency
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Reduces Processing Time
IMG — Pullulanase

Starch Processing Enzymes Supplier in New Zealand

Infinita Biotech is one of the largest starch enzyme manufacturers supplying New Zealand, offering high grade enzymatic solutions to starch and sweetener plants across the country. With a strong focus on quality and customer satisfaction, we have built a reputation for consistency in an industry where batch variation costs a plant an entire lot. Our products are manufactured at a DSIR recognised facility in Vadodara, India, using both powder and liquid production lines, and every consignment ships with a Certificate of Analysis against the activity you were quoted.

Enzymes for Starch Processing is a process to recover starch from plant sources which contain starch, such as Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, Cassava, Rice and Sorghum. In this process, wet milling of grain followed by slurry formation takes place. This starch-rich slurry is spread dried to recover starch as powder. Mostly in starch processing mills, this starch slurry is liquefied and saccharified to obtain different products like Maltodextrins, High-purity Maltose, Liquid Glucose and Dextrose powder.

In the past, strong acids had to be used to separate the starch into individual sugars, whereas today almost only enzymes are used. Since Enzymes for Starch Processing break down the branched starch molecules at very specific points, the saccharification process can be specifically controlled. In this way, different starch syrups are obtained, which differ in their sweetening power, but also in their technological properties.

Our starch processing enzyme range includes:

  • Alpha Amylase for Liquefaction
  • Beta Amylase
  • Gluco Amylase for Saccharification
  • Pullulanase

Infinita Biotech covers the New Zealand market with a broad range of high-performance starch processing enzymes for starch and sweetener processing, combining customised formulations with reliable export support.

DSIR recognition and internationally recognised quality certifications sit behind every consignment, and partners in New Zealand are supported with consistent product quality, technical guidance and a reliable supply line.

IMG — Starch Processing Enzymes process line
STARCH PROCESSING ENZYMES IN NEARBY MARKETS

Buyers sourcing for New Zealand often compare options across the region. Each market has its own page with application and documentation detail.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Not sure which enzyme suits your process?

Send your process conditions and a sample. Our application chemists run it at the Vadodara lab and come back with dosage, temperature and pH.

Advantages of Enzymatic Starch Processing

  • Lower operating temperature and reduced chemical consumption
  • Consistent batch to batch activity, verified on a Certificate of Analysis
  • Biodegradable, breaking down to amino acids after the reaction
  • Lower effluent load and a lighter organic and chemical load at the outlet
  • Trial quantities available so the process can be proven on your own line
  • Application support from a dedicated chemist through trials and scale up
IMG — alt Infinita Biotech application lab in Vadodara running fabric trials
ALSO SUPPLIED INTO NEW ZEALAND

Every other application range is manufactured at the same Vadodara plant, under the same quality system.

DELIVERED TO AUCKLAND

Get a landed price for your next order

Share your volume and packing preference. We quote with lead time, documentation and the certifications your buyers audit against.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you ship starch processing enzymes to New Zealand, and how long does it take?

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Yes. Consignments are dispatched from our Vadodara plant to your nominated port or inland destination in New Zealand. Routing and transit time are confirmed with your quotation. Documentation, including the certificate of analysis, MSDS and certificate of origin, travels with every shipment.

What is the minimum order quantity for a New Zealand buyer?

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Trial quantities are available so the enzyme can be proven on your own process before committing. Once the process is settled, regular supply is packed in drums and carboys sized to the dosing pattern your unit already uses.

Will the enzyme suit the process conditions we run?

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Our starch range is formulated for liquefaction, saccharification and glucose syrup lines. Send your current process conditions, temperature, pH and residence time, and our application team will recommend dosage and a starting trial before you place an order.

Are the products certified for export supply chains?

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Infinita Biotech holds ISO 9001 and ISO 22000 certification, and the starch range carries ISO 22000, which is the certification most buyers auditing a New Zealand vendor ask their vendors to evidence.

Can you match or replace an enzyme we currently import?

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In most cases yes. Share the technical data sheet and the process conditions of the product you use now. We benchmark activity, temperature window and pH range, then supply a trial lot for a side by side run on your line.

Who do we contact for technical support after the first order?

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Every account is assigned an application chemist who stays with the plant through trials, scale up and routine supply. Support runs over call and email, with plant visits arranged for larger programmes.

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