SUNSON · ENZYME SOLUTIONS
Enzyme Solutions for Food, Feed & Industrial Applications
Reliable Enzymes. Application Expertise. Customized Solutions.
Since 1996, Sunson has been developing and supplying enzyme solutions for food, feed and industrial applications. With dedicated R&D, application technology and technical service capabilities, we help customers improve process efficiency, product quality and production performance.
01 / OUR PRODUCTS
Find the enzyme for your next step
Explore by application, or start with an individual enzyme family.
Food Enzymes
Baking, beverages, starch and protein processing.
Explore products ↗Feed Enzymes
Connect feed ingredients, animal category and processing conditions.
Explore products ↗Industrial Enzymes
Enzymes for detergents, textiles and material processing.
Explore products ↗Single Enzyme
Browse individual enzyme families and review their applications.
Explore products ↗02 / WHY SUNSON
Experience connected to your application
1996
Our starting point
A history dedicated to enzyme development and supply.
R&D
Science into application
Research, application technology and technical service.
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Application sectors
Food, feed and industrial enzyme solutions.
Global
Customer collaboration
Connect your process, destination and supply requirements.
03 / INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS
Your industry. Your process. Your next solution.
Food, grain & fermentation
Start with the raw material and the processing result you need. Explore enzyme options for baking, juice extraction, starch conversion and protein treatment.
Feed performance starts with the process
Connect the animal category and feed composition with pelleting conditions, enzyme activity and your evaluation plan.
Enzymes for materials & formulations
Review the material, formulation and operating window for detergents, textiles, leather and pulp processing.
04 / FEATURED PRODUCTS
A starting point for product selection
Review the product information, then confirm the technical specification for your process.
Alpha-amylase
Series A Thermostable alpha-amylase
Review Series A Thermostable alpha-amylase product information and request the current technical documents for your application.
Phytase
Series PH Phytase
Review Series PH Phytase product information and request the current technical documents for your application.
Protease
Series P-N Neutral protease
Review Series P-N Neutral protease product information and request the current technical documents for your application.
05 / R&D & INNOVATION
From an application question to a tested approach
Connect your substrate, process conditions and target outcome with a defined development brief.
Research & development
Define the enzyme function and the question to investigate.
Application technology
Evaluate candidate preparations under relevant process conditions.
Technical service
Review trial evidence and agree the next step with your team.
06 / QUALITY & CERTIFICATIONS
Confidence starts with the right evidence
Review the documents that apply to the exact product, production entity and batch involved in your enquiry.
TDS
Product specification
Activity, assay method and operating guidance.
SDS
Handling information
Product-specific storage and handling instructions.
COA
Batch documentation
Batch identity and release information.
Certificate copies, scope and validity are confirmed during your supplier review.
07 / GLOBAL SUPPLY
Plan supply around your production needs
Connect product selection with production, packaging, shipment and the documentation required at your destination.
Production
Confirm the product, quantity and required specification.
Packaging
Review pack format, storage and handling requirements.
Delivery
Agree destination, documentation and delivery timing.
Support
Keep product and application questions connected.
08 / APPLICATION EXAMPLES
Every process starts with a different question
Illustrative application briefs — not customer testimonials or verified performance results.
From the first question
to a meaningful trial.
01 Starch processing
Reviewing a viscosity challenge
The question
High viscosity at a defined process stage.
The evaluation
Record solids, temperature, pH and residence time. Compare an untreated control with the proposed enzyme trial.
What to review
Measure viscosity at the same stage and temperature, then review handling and downstream effects.
02 Feed processing
Reviewing activity after pelleting
The question
A difference between expected and measured enzyme activity.
The evaluation
Record conditioning temperature, residence time, formulation and sample handling. Agree the assay method before comparing results.
What to review
Compare activity before and after processing, with consistent sampling and reporting.
03 Detergents
Reviewing low-temperature cleaning
The question
A formulation needs evaluation under a lower wash temperature.
The evaluation
Define formulation, stain profile, dose, water conditions and wash cycle. Include an appropriate control.
What to review
Compare cleaning performance and formulation stability under the agreed conditions.
09 / TECHNICAL ARTICLES
Useful reading before your next trial
Practical guides for product selection, documentation and application evaluation.
Application Guides · 04 Oct 2026
Detergent enzyme selection starts with the stain and the formulation. Protease, amylase and lipase address different stain components; compatibility and storage performance must be assessed in the actual formulation.
Application Guides · 04 Oct 2026
Enzyme options in pulp and paper depend on the task: bleaching support, deposit control, starch handling or fiber treatment. There is no single enzyme choice for every mill problem.
Application Guides · 04 Oct 2026
Cellulase preparations are used in denim bio-washing to develop a chosen surface appearance. The treatment must be assessed against shade, handle and fabric strength requirements, not appearance alone.
LET’S TALK
Tell us about your process
Share your application, operating conditions and target outcome. We will help define the next evaluation step.
Looking for a specific kind of support?
Not sure which enzyme to choose?
Start with your industry and process goal.