Less Corn,
Less Energy,
More Profit.
Less Corn,
Less Energy,
More Profit.
Your current
production limits are
holding you back
Your current
production limits are
holding you back
As a corn wet miller, you know that
fluctuating starch demand is a challenge to a fixed equipment base: if starch production goes down, your fixed cost per unit of starch will increase, and this will eat up your margin and make your mill less competitive.
After more than a century of mechanical process improvements, there's a limit to how more efficiency can be squeezed out of the mill. Simply cutting costs has diminishing returns.
Separation Efficiency
What if you could take separation efficiency beyond the limits of today?
To strengthen your business and improve your margins, you focus on how process improvements can break through conventional limits on yields and operational costs.
When you add enzymatic separation to mechanical separation, you improve the process to release more starch and water. With it, you release trapped operational flexibility, which helps meet your fluctuating starch demand with less equipment, less corn, less utilities, and in less time.
Frontia® Fiberwash the Technology that
Allows You to Get the Most Out of Your Corn
Adding enzymes to your existing wet milling
process, will allow you to squeeze more from
your corn. Frontia® enzymatic corn separation
starts where mechanical separation stops.
Frontia® users get the
most from their
corn and their mills
Frontia® users get the
most from their
corn and their mills
To get the most value, you need to give
Frontia time to work by adding an
incubation step.
On average, we’ve seen more than
50 % of plants have retrofitted
using existing equipment.
Novozymes is with you every step of the way
| Proven three step implementation process to ensure risk mitigation |
| Years of Industry Expertise Across | |
| Countries |
Our Technical Service Team
comprised of wet milling experts
speak to over 200 mills globally
Join the Enzymatic Corn
Wet Mill Revolution
Get the most from your
corn and all your mills
+2%
Additional starch yield means less corn for the same output
-15-20%
Less co-product drying energy
$2.7M
Annual savings (for a 160,000 bushels corn/day facility)
