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13results about "Food genetic modification" patented technology

Plant-based-protein-containing drink with minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel, and preparation method therefor

PendingEP4627933A1Food genetic modificationMulti-step food processes
Provided are a protein-comprising beverage (Ready-to-Drink, RTD) with minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel, and a preparation method thereof.
Owner:CJ CHEILJEDANG CORP

Low post-acidifying lactic acid bacteria strains

PCT designated stageWO2026003080A1Food genetic modificationOther dairy technologyBiotechnologyLactic acid bacterium
The present disclosure is in the field of dairy technology. It relates to lactic acid bacteria strains providing low or reduced post-acidification. It relates to compositions comprising such strains, methods for producing fermented food products and to products comprising said strains. Furthermore, it relates to use of said strains for reducing post-acidification and / or increasing texture of a fermented food product.
Owner:CHR HANSEN AS

Compositions made from crosslinked single casein

PCT designated stageWO2026044143A1Sugar food ingredientsFood genetic modificationBiotechnologyAnimal Sources
Provided herein are compositions that are edible and suitable for use in food products, comprising recombinant crosslinked alpha casein, including for example, recombinant crosslinked alpha-s1-casein. Controlling and tailoring crosslinking approach leads to tailoring and improvement of particular product properties and quality attributes of the composition. For example, in dairy-like edible compositions containing only alpha-s1-casein as a dairy protein source, crosslinked recombinant alpha-s1-casein, in comparison with the same non-crosslinked recombinant alpha-s1-casein, enables a more desirable and higher quality product attribute, closer to animal-derived product attributes. Crosslinking has been found to surprisingly improve key analogue cheese properties, including stretch, melt onset, bite resistance, chewiness, and firmness. Surprisingly, crosslinking also enables the reduction of the amount of casein required to achieve desirable levels of key cheese properties.
Owner:NEW CULTURE INC

Vegetable protein-containing beverage with minimized odor and improved texture and manufacturing method thereof

PendingJP2025542035AFood genetic modificationMulti-step food processesBiotechnologyOff-flavour
The present application relates to a protein-containing beverage (Ready-to-Drink, RTD) with minimized off-flavors and improved texture, and a method for producing the same.
Owner:CJ CHEILJEDANG CORP

Plant-based protein-containing beverage with minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel and method for preparing same

PendingCN120640983AFood genetic modificationMulti-step food processesBiotechnologyOff-flavour
The present application relates to a protein-containing beverage (ready-to-drink, RTD) having minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel, and a method for preparing the same.
Owner:CJ CHEILJEDANG CORP

Plant-based-protein-containing drink with minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel, and preparation method therefor

PendingEP4627933A4Food genetic modificationMulti-step food processesBiotechnologyOff-flavour
Provided are a protein-comprising beverage (Ready-to-Drink, RTD) with minimized off-flavor and improved mouthfeel, and a preparation method thereof.
Owner:CJ CHEILJEDANG CORP

Animal-free dietary collagen

Provided herein are non-naturally occurring polypeptides comprising the sequence of a collagen fragment, and recombinant cells comprising heterologous nucleic acid sequences encoding the non-naturally occurring polypeptides. Also provided herein are animal-free methods for producing and purifying such non-naturally occurring polypeptides using microorganisms, preferably from bacterial cells. Collagen is one of the most abundant proteins found in various connective tissues in the body, including tendons, ligaments, skin, and hair.
Owner:GELTOR INC

Mozzarella cheese analogues and related methods

ActiveUS12635703B2Food genetic modificationMicroorganism based processesMozzarella cheeseBiochemistry
Provided herein are mozzarella cheese analogue compositions and the methods of making the same using one or more recombinant proteins.
Owner:NEW CULTURE INC