Codexis Introduces Improved Enzymes to Further Enhance Tate & Lyle's Stevia and Allulose Production
Codexis latest novel enzyme products, generated in close collaboration with Tate & Lyles experts, will enable additional production efficiencies and further enhance Tate & Lyles ability to accelerate sugar and calorie reduction with best tasting, cost effective sweeteners.
- Codexis latest novel enzyme products, generated in close collaboration with Tate & Lyles experts, will enable additional production efficiencies and further enhance Tate & Lyles ability to accelerate sugar and calorie reduction with best tasting, cost effective sweeteners.
- The new enzyme variants, which replace existing Codexis enzymes, are expected to allow Tate & Lyle to convert raw material into more finished stevia and allulose, reducing the already highly competitive cost of goods on the two products.
- Codexis has been a critical and valued partner for us throughout the development and commercialization of these two products, adds Whaley.
- We are delighted to once again leverage our enzyme product development strengths in support of Tate & Lyle, said John Nicols, President and CEO of Codexis.