BASF enzymes (protease and cellulase) are increasingly important to the performance of detergent formulations helping to degrade and remove certain tough stains from fabrics or to prevent greying on different textiles. Optimizing enzyme’s ability to break down stains in synergy with formulation chemistry is, in fact, a breakthrough in detergent technology, and BASF is leading this way, as its unique position to combine the best of both worlds (surfactants and polymers chemistry and enzymes) for a sustainable and high performing solution and market requirements.
BASF Home Care and Industrial and Institutional Ingredients is one of the leading suppliers in the Home Care, Industrial, and Institutional Cleaning industry. They offer a wide range of products, such as water-soluble polymers, specialty surfactants, chelating agents, and optical effect additives. BASF has a huge portfolio of ingredients, finished products and test formulations for laundry, dishwashing, food service, kitchen hygiene, and food/beverage processing.
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