Virgo Publishing announced this week that PreventASe™ from DSM Food Specialties will receive the Food Product Design Scientific Excellence Award at SupplySide West, Oct. 22 to 24 in Las Vegas.
Ingredient suppliers and technology providers with new ingredient/technology science, a new application, or any research-based breakthrough in ingredient/technology science submitted applications for the award. A panel of judges comprised of R&D and product development professionals from leading food and beverage manufacturing companies evaluated the submissions on science/research methods, science breakthrough, innovation and appeal for the manufacturing community.
PreventASe™ uses innovative enzyme technology to reduce the formation of acrylamide. The PreventASe™ enzyme is an “asparaginase enzyme preparation” from the Aspergillus niger micro-organism (A. niger). The enzyme converts one of the precursors of acrylamide, asparagine, into another naturally occurring amino acid, aspartate. As a result, asparagine is not available for the chemical reaction that forms acrylamide when carbohydrate-containing foods are heated. PreventASe™ has no impact on quality, taste or texture of the end products. More information is available at www.preventase.com.
- News
- Potato Supply chain
- DSM’s PreventASe™ Wins...
DSM’s PreventASe™ Wins Scientific Excellence Award

September 24, 2008
Source
Like to receive news like this by email? Join and Subscribe!
Get the latest potato industry news straight to your WhatsApp. Join the PotatoPro WhatsApp Community!
Related Topics:
Sponsored Content
Highlighted Company
Related News

September 08, 2026
Mexico: National Potato Congress 2026 will bring the potato sector together in Mexico City
The National Potato Congress 2026 will bring together the Mexican potato sector from October 14 to 16 in Mexico City to address innovation, productivity, sustainability and commercialization.
September 07, 2026
Calbee Potato Harvest Ceremony 2026 Highlights Stronger Hokkaido Potato Quality and Yield
Calbee Potato expects Hokkaido’s 2026 processing potato crop to reach 240,000–250,000 tons, with better quality and yields than 2025. Favorable temperatures and rainfall have boosted growth, although heavy rain remains a major harvest risk now.
September 07, 2026
Aardappeldemodag 2026 Draws Over 4,500 Visitors as Dutch Potato Sector Faces Year of Extremes
Aardappeldemodag 2026 brought over 4,500 visitors to Westmaas amid a challenging year for the Dutch potato sector. The event focused on market pressures, extreme growing conditions, knowledge sharing, machinery and innovation. Sponsored Content
Latest News
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Where
Sponsored Content
