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Enzymotec was built on a specific technical bet: that enzymatic processing could produce lipids that were better — and more precisely defined — than conventional chemistry allowed. Founded in 1999 at the Naiot Venture Accelerator in Migdal HaEmek, the company turned that bet into ingredients for some of the most demanding nutritional markets. Its products are structured lipids, nutritional oils, phospholipids and enzymatic bio-actives, made from natural sources such as fish and plant oils. The company pioneered industrial enzymatic processing, using enzymatic transesterification, lipid fractionation and biocatalysis to create high-value lipids. Infant nutrition — premium lipids for formula — is a core market, alongside clinical nutrition, medical food and supplements. Its InFat and Sharp PS lines are recognized ingredients in global infant and clinical nutrition. Since 2017 the business has been part of the Frutarom/IFF group, which brought global supply and compliance support to an operation that had grown up as a specialist. Its customers are infant formula makers, clinical nutrition and supplement brands, and food manufacturers. Because these ingredients sit inside regulated nutrition products, an enquiry should state the lipid type, the purity required, the application and the regulatory framework the buyer is working within.

Also known as: Enzymotec Ltd, Enzymotec

Company Facts

Founded
1999
Headquarters
Migdal HaEmek, Israel
Former Listing
NASDAQ Global Market
Acquired By
Frutarom (2017), later part of IFF
Industry
Specialty Lipids & Bio-Ingredients
Business Type
Manufacturer & Technology Company
Employees
200+
Main Products
Specialty lipids, enzymatic ingredients, structured lipids
Core Technology
Enzymatic lipid processing
Certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, GMP, Kosher, Halal

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Enzymotec produce?+

Enzymotec produced specialty lipids and enzymatic ingredients, including structured lipids, nutritional oils and phospholipids, for infant nutrition, supplements and functional foods.

What technology did Enzymotec use?+

Enzymotec specialized in enzymatic processing technologies that enable production of high-purity, tailored lipid and bio-active molecules.

Who acquired Enzymotec?+

Enzymotec was acquired by Frutarom in 2017 and later became part of IFF following IFF's acquisition of Frutarom in 2018.

Where was Enzymotec located?+

Enzymotec was based in Migdal HaEmek, in northern Israel.

Was Enzymotec publicly traded?+

Yes. Enzymotec was listed on the NASDAQ Global Market before its acquisition.

About

Employees200+
Annual RevenueUS$ 50M - 100M
Monthly OutputGlobal supplier of specialty nutritional ingredients; enzymatic processing technology
Supply RegionGlobal
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Certifications

ISO 9001ISO 22000FSSC 22000GMPKosherHalal