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How much more could your process do with less?

Enzymes have been a part of starch refining for years, and they do that job well. But that potential isn’t equally utilized across every processing step. Corn and wheat separation are another opportunity to ask more of biology.

Meet us at the 9th EU Starch Value Chain & Fermentation Conference

From October 13–15 in Düsseldorf, our Novonesis team will be joining starch processors and industry experts to explore how biosolutions can help unlock more from existing processes, particularly in corn and wheat separation.

Hear from our experts

Join our presentation on Wednesday, October 14 at 4:00 pm to hear how you can:

  • Recover more value from raw materials
  • Improve starch purity and protein recovery
  • Reduce water and energy demand
  • Turn byproducts into new opportunities

From corn and wheat separation to the broader value chain, the next step is seeing where these gains can lead. Add to your calendar

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    Mr. Frank Haagensen

    Sr. Regional Marketing Manager, Planetary Health Biosolutions

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    Oscar Pastor Ferrer

    Sr. Industry Technology Specialist, Planetary Health Biosolutions

Continue the conversation

The conversation doesn’t have to end when the presentation does. Novonesis is sponsoring the networking reception on the evening of October 14, giving us another opportunity to connect, exchange perspectives and continue the conversation over drinks.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Let’s talk at EU Starch

Five Novonesis experts will be attending the EU Starch Value Chain & Fermentation Conference in Düsseldorf, ready to discuss your process, your challenges and where biosolutions could help you get more from your existing operations.

Want to make sure we connect? Leave your details below and our team will get in touch to arrange a conversation during the conference.

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