VTR & Beyond

Hall: Za'abeel Hall 5 Stand: Z5-D21
VTR & Beyond is a professional platform delivering advanced bakery enzyme and flour improvement solutions. From enhancing texture and extending shelf life to improving nutritional value and process efficiency, every formulation is grounded in scientific expertise, rigorous testing, and a deep understanding of real-world baking challenges. With over 20 years of experience in the baking industry and more than 34 years in enzyme innovation, our team brings global insights and local support to every partnership. Whether developing clean-label products, optimizing production, or improving product consistency, VTR & Beyond delivers results that truly matter. At the core of everything we do is a passion for better food. Together with our partners, we are shaping the future of baking — smarter, cleaner, and more sustainable.

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No.8, Pingbei Rd1, Science & Technology Industry Zone, Nanping
China

Products

Fungal α-Amylase
The largest component of wheat flour is the starch, The starch consist mainly From glucose units , starch is two types, amylose and amylopectin, our BVZyme A(amylases range)improve the starch accordin …
Xylanase
This product helps preserve gluten structure and promotes the creation of pentosans, which are highly water-retentive through breaking down complex polysaccharides that disrupt the formation of a stro …
Glucose Oxidase
BVZyme GO uses glucose oxidase to convert glucose into gluconic acid and hydrogen peroxide, strengthening the gluten network by tightening its thiol bonds and enhancing dough structure.
Lipase
BVZyme L is a lipase enzymes range that enhances texture, softness, and shelf life in baked goods by hydrolyzing ester bonds in glycerides, improving crumb structure and reducing staling.
Maltogenic Amylase
Our BVZyme A FRESH unique maltogenic amylase range acts on amylopectin breaking down glucosidic bond 1,6 and 1,4 to prevent the retransformation of gelled amylopectin into crystalline amylopectin,and …
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    VTR & BEYOND
    In the bakery industry thousands of years ago, humanity used wheat as a primary and strategic source of nutrition. Ancient Egyptian pharaohs were the first to discover yeast in bread-making and paid g …
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