Calcium Caseinate is a white to yellowish free flowing powder with a typical milky taste and smell without a foreign odor. It is obtained through performance of extrusion process of acid casein i.e. dissolving casein and processing in 135 °C for 15 seconds. Calcium Caseinate is used as an emulsifier and WPC replacer, specifically for use in the bakery and confectionery industry, hard and processed cheeses, food and pharmaceutical concentrates, drinks and dietetic products, and ice creams and whipped toppings.
Kaskat Ltd. is a dependable supplier of dairy products for the food and beverage industry. With a variety of milk powders and blends, whey powders, caseins and caseinates, proteins, permeate and lactose, butter, cheese, and anhydrous milk fat, they are equipped to provide customers with high-quality products. The company is committed to continuous development and innovation in order to better serve their customers.
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