Overcoming changes in raw material quality
Case study: Learn how a brewer improved both production efficiency and quality of beer despite a change in raw material quality.
Barley ban impacted brewer’s efficiency and quality
A country-wide ban on barley imports caused significant variation in raw material quality, impacting production efficiency and the quality of finished beer for an international brewer.
Higher production efficiency with enzymes
A range of standard and customized Novonesis solutions, including Shearzyme® 500 L (filtration), Neutrase® 0.8 L BrewQ and Termamyl® SC 4X, helped the brewer optimize its filtration process and cope with fluctuations in raw material quality. This improved total production efficiency and the quality of the finished beer.
Location: Asia-Pacific
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