Kemin’s three-part docuseries highlighting our Center of Excellence for Encapsulation Technologies continues with Episode 2 exploring the technologies, scientific disciplines, and decision-making processes behind developing encapsulated solutions.
Every ingredient has a journey. Along the way, factors such as heat, moisture, processing conditions, and biological environments can impact its effectiveness. Because no two ingredients are exactly alike, Kemin draws from a toolbox of technologies, including spray freezing, pan coating, fluid-bed, and coacervation, to create solutions tailored to specific challenges and goals.
In this episode, you'll discover how Kemin combines expertise in materials science, chemistry, engineering, and biology to develop encapsulated solutions that improve ingredient stability, bioavailability, and performance.
By understanding how ingredients behave and where they need to work, Kemin's scientists can design solutions that deliver nutrients and other active compounds with greater precision, helping customers maximize efficiency and achieve real-world results.
Episode 1: Inside Kemin Cavriago
Meet the people and explore the facility behind Kemin's encapsulation expertise.
Episode 2: Science That Delivers
Discover the scientific disciplines and encapsulation technologies that power innovation.
Episode 3: Precision Meets Power
See how expertise, collaboration, and customer-driven innovation transform technology into real-world solutions.
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Encapsulation is the process of surrounding or protecting an ingredient within a coating or carrier system that helps preserve stability, improve handling, and support performance.
Encapsulation helps protect sensitive ingredients from environmental and processing challenges, supporting more consistent results and improved functionality.
Benefits may include improved ingredient stability, protection from environmental factors, reduced processing losses, enhanced shelf life, and controlled or targeted delivery.
Encapsulation technologies are used across numerous industries, including animal nutrition, human nutrition, food technologies, enzymes, specialty ingredients, and industrial applications.