Explore the Enzyme Ecosystem
Buyers & Users
Buyers & Users
Buyers & Users
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Food & Beverage ProcessorsUse enzymes in food processes where the enzyme function and allowed use fit. |
Cleaning Product FormulatorsUse enzyme preparations within cleaning product formulations. |
Research UniversitiesStudy and engineer enzymes for use in diagnostic assays. |
Organizations to Explore
Organizations to Explore |
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Harvard UniversityStudy and engineer enzymes for use in diagnostic assays. |
Arla FoodsUses lactase with filtration to reduce lactose in dairy products. The checked UK whole-milk drink lists milk and lactase enzyme, and still declares milk as an allergen. This establishes enzyme use in food processing, not enzyme manufacture, a named enzyme supply contract or suitability for people with milk allergy. Geography: Denmark-based group; checked product evidence from the United Kingdom. |
SaputoUses lactase in Dairyland lactose-free milk. Saputo identifies Dairyland among its Canadian brands, and Dairyland describes adding the enzyme to break lactose into glucose and galactose before further processing. Dairyland is a Saputo brand. This is evidence of enzyme use, not an enzyme producer profile or a verified supplier contract. Geography: Canada; Dairyland brand evidence. |
HP HoodMakes LACTAID lactose-free dairy products and lists lactase enzyme in the checked whole-milk ingredients. The product still contains milk. This dairy product does not establish that Hood makes lactase or owns the LACTAID trademark. Geography: United States. |
Procter & GambleUses enzymes in laundry formulations under Tide. The US ingredient guide lists amylase for starch stains, cellulase for clothing fibers and subtilisin for protein stains. The guide covers several formulations; it is not the exact ingredient list for every Tide product. The guide describes use of enzymes, not manufacture of enzyme preparations. Geography: United States ingredient guide; Procter & Gamble group. |
HenkelBuys enzymes for laundry and dishwashing detergents and works with suppliers on their development. Its biotechnology page states that Henkel does not produce the enzymes itself. The page discusses enzyme liquids and granules used in formulations. No supplier identity, purchase volume or general safety and environmental claim is inferred from this role evidence. Geography: International Henkel Consumer Brands operations. |
UnileverUses enzymes in laundry products and works with partners on future enzyme designs. Its April 2024 Wonder Wash launch account describes a formulation combining enzymes with other ingredients; the current Home Care page continues to describe that product and the Arzeda research partnership. This does not establish that every new research enzyme is already sold or that every regional formulation is identical. Geography: International group; checked 2024 launch evidence names the United Kingdom and China. |
Rice UniversityEngineers enzymes for RNA detection assays. An October 2026 university account describes work on a Cas13a variant, balancing stability, sensitivity and unwanted signals. The reported test used synthetic, noninfectious HIV material. This evidence establishes diagnostic assay research, not performance in a general patient population or approval of a clinical test. Geography: Houston, Texas, United States. |
McMaster UniversityStudies catalytic DNA for tests that detect bacteria. Its January 2025 research record describes DNAzyme-linked gels that release a visible signal after a bacterial target activates cleavage. A DNAzyme is catalytic DNA, not a protein enzyme. The record reports lake-water and patient-sample experiments; those selected study samples do not establish general clinical performance or regulatory approval. Geography: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. |
Stanford UniversityStudies CRISPR enzyme reactions and their limits in molecular diagnostic assays. The Microfluidics Laboratory lists this work under current projects and links papers on enzyme kinetics, detector sensitivity and sample preparation. The project pages have no publication date and cite work through 2023. Geography: Stanford, California, United States. |
How They Connect
How They Connect |
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Food & Beverage Processors — Food & Beverage Processors OutputsOutput: Food & Beverage Processors Outputs. |
Cleaning Product Formulators — Cleaning Product Formulators OutputsOutput: Cleaning Product Formulators Outputs. |
Research Universities — Research Universities OutputsOutput: Research Universities Outputs. |
Food & Beverage Processors — Enzymatic CatalysisUses: Enzymatic Catalysis. |
Enzymatic Catalysis — Food & Beverage Processors OutputsMethod for: Food & Beverage Processors Outputs. |
Industrial Enzyme Makers Outputs — Food & Beverage Processors OutputsFeeds into: Food & Beverage Processors Outputs. |
Industrial Enzyme Makers Outputs — Cleaning Product Formulators OutputsFeeds into: Cleaning Product Formulators Outputs. |
Products & Services
Products & Services |
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Cleaning Product Formulators OutputsCleaning products for household and industrial buyers. |
Industrial Enzyme Makers OutputsEnzyme preparations for food, household care and other manufacturers. |
Food & Beverage Processors OutputsFood and beverage products for downstream buyers. |
Research Universities OutputsResearch results and trained staff for science and industry. |
Methods & Technologies
Methods & Technologies |
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Enzymatic CatalysisUses enzymes to catalyze defined reactions. |
Sources
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Arla Foods official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Arla Foods official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Saputo official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Henkel official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
HP Hood official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
HP Hood official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
McMaster University official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Rice University official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Saputo official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Stanford University official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Stanford University official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Procter & Gamble official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Unilever official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Unilever official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Harvard: Enzyme Prospecting for Better DiagnosticsRead the source for scope and details. |
IUBMB: Enzyme NomenclatureRead the source for scope and details. |
Novonesis: BiosolutionsRead the source for scope and details. |