Chymosin Liquid

Our Chymosin (Fermentation Produced Chymosin) is a milk clotting enzyme produced by fermentation of Kluyveromyces lactis strain. It is used to replace the pure chymosin coming from a milk sucking calf in its first days of life for coagulating milk proteins during cheese-making. Its performance and properties are identical to calf Chymosin.
Product Detail

Milk Clotting Activity: 600IMCU/ml, 1000IMCU/ml


Specification: Meet the GB/T 1886.174 -2016 (enzymes for food industry)

Appearance

Light yellow to light brown liquid

Total plate count

≤1,000 CFU/ml

Odor & Taste

Slight odor of fermentation

Coliform bacteria

<30 CFU/ml

Specific gravity

1.08-1.12g/cm3

Mold & Yeast count

≤10CFU/ml

Lead (Pb)

≤3 ppm

Staphylococcus aureus

Negative in 1ml

Arsenic (As)

≤1 ppm

Salmonella spp.

Negative in 25ml

Mercury (Hg)

≤0.5 ppm

Listeria monocytogenes

Negative in 25ml

Cadmium (Cd)

≤0.5 ppm

E. coli

Negative in 25ml

pH

5.0 – 6.0

Total plate count

≤1,000 CFU/ml


Characteristics: Chymosin is a little bit salty, good stability, sodium benzoate free, reliable coagulation, and suitable to produce various types of cheese with high yields and cheese quality. 


Composition: water, glycerin, Chymosin from Kluyveromyces lactis, sodium chloride, trehalose.


Dosage: 45 to 50 ml is recommended for every 1,000 liters of milk. The product should be dissolved in pasteurized, chilled and chlorine-free water. 

Mix with the milk, stirring for 5 minutes.


Packaging: 25KG/barrel.


Shelf life and storage: 1 year when stored in a cool, dry place between 4-8°C, away from sunlight.

The product used after the above date has not harmful effects but only a potential decreased activity. 

Store the original sealed containers at 4-8°C, after the arrival in your factory.