Sustainable and high-yield protein processing

Demand for alternative protein sources and sustainable food is growing. Meet Alfa Laval at Agri-Food Tech Expo Asia 2022 to connect with experts on sustainable insects, plant-based, fish and meat protein processing systems.

Discover how to combine sustainable, high-yield process solutions while ensuring protein functionality, appearance, texture, taste and nutritional value.

Reliable processing solutions for food and feed

Alfa Laval’s extensive experience and knowledge of food processing systems deliver reliable performance and improve quality of food products. The innovative processing solutions for insects, plant-based, fish and meat proteins reduce emissions and use less land, water and energy than conventional systems. To meet the demanding requirements of industrial food processing, Alfa Laval’s robust solutions enable never-before-seen level of hygiene and safety.

 

In South East Asia, Alfa Laval collaborate with Dterm, as system integrator with years of experience in the food and protein industry, to tailor process solutions to your specific needs.

Plant-based protein and vegetable processing systems

 

Rising demand for alternative proteins calls for reliable wet fractionation processes that boost purity, nutritional value and yield, of protein isolates while reducing consumption of energy and water. Sustainable plant-based protein processing systems from Alfa Laval deliver reliable performance and reduce environmental impact while ensuring protein stability, appearance, texture, taste and nutritional value Find out more.

Insect processing systems

 

Insect processing offers a viable solution to the challenges of food scarcity. The increasing global population and a 50% increase in demand for protein-rich food supply make insect processing systems essential to provide high-nutritional value feedstock for fish, poultry, and livestock. Alfa Laval insect processing systems can extract high-quality insect proteins and lipids from many types of insects, especially the black soldier fly, crickets and mealworms (Tenebrio Molitor) Find out more.