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04.11.21 | Industrial

Brewing case study:
Turning a ban into a boon

Find out how we helped our customer optimize their process.

Case study

Challenge: The quality of raw materials varied significantly when imports of barley were banned throughout the nation. A regional brewer experienced that both production efficiency and quality of finished beer products were affected. 

Solution: By using Novozymes brewing solutions such as Ceremix® Plus MG, the brewer was able to cope with fluctuations in raw material quality and optimize its filtration process. Total production efficiency and finished product quality also improved.  

Location: Asia-Pacific 

Barley

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