Hilmar™ 8350 Whey Protein Hydrolysate is a food additive, an 80% whey protein hydrolysate, designed for nutritional supplements, such as sports nutrition and medical nutrition. It is derived from fresh, sweet dairy whey processed by a special cross-flow process. The concentrate is then enzymatically hydrolyzed to produce a mixture of peptides and free amino acids to enhanced nutritional and functional benefits. It is used in RTD beverages, acid beverages, protein bars, nutritional fortification and medical nutrition.
Hilmar Ingredients is a supplier of lactose and whey protein to the food industry. They produce large runs of whey protein isolate, hydrolysate and concentrate, as well as ultra refined, refined and edible lactose. The whey protein concentrate line offers specialty proteins including alpha-lactalbumin enriched, high gelling and lactose-free. The whey protein hydrolysate line includes several levels for options in nutritional value, texture improvements and flavor. Finally the whey protein isolates includes proteins for low pH formulations, dry mixes and clear beverages.
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