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    Ingredients for Dairy Processors

    FrieslandCampina doubling its whey protein isolate, milk fat globule production

    As capacity grows, FrieslandCampina Ingredients will use a unique combination of filtration processes to preserve the whey’s bio-functionality, ensuring both the quality and the efficacy of the final ingredients.

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    October 9, 2023

    FrieslandCampina Ingredients announced it is doubling its whey protein isolate and milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) production. 

    With the expansion of its Borculo (NL) plant, the company will significantly increase its whey protein isolate and milk fat globule membrane total capacity, helping to meet rising global demand for high-quality, specialised ingredients. The production expansion is part of FrieslandCampina Ingredients’ commitment to driving innovation to meet the needs of customers and consumers around the globe.

     “As consumers of all ages become more proactive about their health and well-being, and that of their families, they’re increasingly looking for specialized ingredients that bring the benefits they value. As a result, now is the perfect time to bolster our production of two key ingredients for the performance, active and early life nutrition markets," Herman Ermens, President of FrieslandCampina Ingredients, said. "Thanks to our agility and technological expertise, we’re ensuring that we’re delivering the high-quality, uncompromising ingredients that will help consumers with special dietary needs or preferences to get the most out of life, always.”

    Ermens continues, “I truly believe that the future of whey lies in higher performance, specialized ingredients that make the most of dairy’s nutritional profile. With over 100 years of experience in dairy proteins, from research to processing technology and application know-how, this upscaling reflects our commitment to delivering premium whey ingredients and supporting our customers in meeting evolving consumer demands.”

    Demand for high-quality whey protein ingredients has grown significantly in recent years, especially in specialist applications such as protein bars, shots and waters, stated the company. The early life nutrition and the performance and active nutrition markets have demonstrated a strong appetite for highly nutritious ingredients. Whey protein isolate and MFGM each have unique benefits in these segments, and FrieslandCampina Ingredients’ investment will enable more brand owners to offer these advantages in their products.

    The new ingredient expansion will commence commercial production early 2026. As capacity grows, FrieslandCampina Ingredients will use a unique combination of filtration processes to preserve the whey’s bio-functionality, ensuring both the quality and the efficacy of the final ingredients. Production will comply with the best available manufacturing techniques. FrieslandCampina Ingredients is actively working on an integral reduction of CO2 emissions for the Borculo plant in line with its 2050 climate plan ambitions. 

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