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Research Objective

Objective 1

To study the effect of ozone on off-flavors and/off-notes from plant proteins.

 Objective 4

To conduct techno-economic analysis and recommendation.

Objective 2

To enhance color of plant proteins.
Objective 3

To study the effect of ozone on functional properties of plant proteins.
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Project Description

To study the effect of ozone on off-flavors and/off-notes from plant proteins; to enhance color of plant proteins; to study the effect of ozone on functional properties of plant proteins; to conduct techno-economic analysis and recommendation.

Outcome

$51,750.00

Active

December 2022 – February 2025

Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture – Agriculture Development Fund (ADF)

$96,750.00

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