Natamycin In Beverages
In Beverages
Fruit Juice Beverages: Adding natamycin to fruit juices can inhibit the growth of mold and yeast, preventing fermentation and spoilage. It also helps maintain juice clarity and taste, extending shelf life. A typical dosage of 5 - 10 mg/L is sufficient for effective antimicrobial protection.
Fermented Beverages: In beverages like wine and beer, natamycin can be added after fermentation to inhibit the growth of unwanted mold and wild yeast. This ensures product stability and quality, preventing issues such as turbidity and sedimentation.
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