
|Articles|March 28, 2012
DSM Acquires Verenium Assets
Food enzymes are a significant part of the deal.
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DSM (Heerlen, the Netherlands) has
As part of the agreement, DSM obtains exclusive licenses to Verenium’s alpha-amylase and xylanase enzymes for use in foods and beverages. DSM also receives Verenium’s oilseed processing enzymes, related intellectual property, and partnership agreements with Verenium’s oilseed processing customers: Bunge, Alfa Laval, and Desmet Bellestra.
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