News on Potato Protein from Denmark

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AKV Langholt acquires Cargill’s share in potato starch business
October 17, 2022
AKV Langholt acquires Cargill’s share in potato starch joint venture Cargill-AKV I/S
With effect from October 7, 2022, the Danish farmer-owned cooperative AKV Langholt AmbA has acquired Cargill’s 50% share in their mutual joint venture Cargill-AKV I/S.
Textured potato protein excels by a nutritional value that matches meat, having a meat like structure and being able to retain a meat-like frying crust.
February 14, 2022
KMC breakthrough: Danish potato protein to improve plant-based meat solutions
As the first in the world, the innovative Danish ingredients company KMC has managed to create textured potato protein that can be used as an ingredient in plant-based meat.
Strategic Partnership Lihme Protein Solutions and Duynie Group
July 12, 2021
Lihme Protein Solutions and Duynie Group partner in the creation of functional proteins from industrial co-products such as potato fruit water
Lihme Protein Solutions and Duynie Group agreed to join forces in the creation of a new business venture aimed at creating value from industrial coproducts, such functional protein from potato fruit water.
Starch manufacturers KMC and AKV Langholt aim to establish commercial production of functional potato proteins from the potato fruit juice remaining after starch extraction, using Lihme Protein Solutions’ proprietary technology
December 20, 2017
Lihme Protein Solutions licenses its functional protein technology to potato starch companies KMC and AKV Langholt
Starch manufacturers KMC and AKV Langholt aim to establish commercial production of functional potato proteins from the potato fruit juice remaining after starch extraction, using Lihme Protein Solutions’ proprietary technology
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Research in Denmark: potato waste a potential goldmine
October 09, 2017
Research in Denmark: potato waste a potential goldmine
A New research partnership in Denmark will utilize potato and seaweed waste streams for ingredient production.
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Andels-Kartoffelmelsfabrikken Midtjylland A.m.b.a. (AKM) is located in Brande and is the oldest potato starch producing company in Denmark, established in 1917.
October 07, 2017
Siccadania is installing the two largest flash dryers in Denmark as potato starch producer AKM expands
Potato starch producer AKM in Brande, Denmark, has entrusted SiccaDania to design and build the two largest flash dryers ever installed in Denmark.
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Potato Protein helpful to prevent scours in young pigs?
April 25, 2013
Potato Protein helpful against diarrhea in young pigs?
Scientists from Aarhus University have tested whether extract of potato protein could be used to prevent scours (diarrhea) in young pigs – but the results produced by a foreign research group turned out to be non-reproducible.
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