Abstract: The present invention relates to a valuable product in the form of a flavonoid-containing phenol mixture having intense red coloration and to a method for obtaining a valuable-substance phase, more particularly a red-colored phase, from a native substance mixture.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a valuable product in the form of a flavonoid-containing phenol mixture having intense red coloration and to a method for obtaining a valuable-substance phase, more particularly a red-colored phase, from a native substance mixture.

Abstract: A method is provided for processing an organic oil in steps, including the following: A) providing a raw oil; B) degumming the raw oil by adding water or acid to the raw oil and forming at least two phases, an aqueous phase and an oil phase, and separating the aqueous phase enriched in phospholipid from the oil phase; C) adding sodium hydrogencarbonate and/or sodium acetate to the oil phase from step B, and removing alkaline-earth compounds and/or phospholipids and/or stearyl glycosides, in solution or suspension in an aqueous phase, from the oil phase.

Abstract: A method for acquiring at least one or a plurality of recyclable materials, in particular phytic acid, from a native material quantity containing phytic acid or phytate is provided. The method involves providing a native, reduced material quantity containing phytic acid and/or phytate made from seeds containing phytic acid. The reduced material quantity is pre-treated in order to obtain a flowable alkaline, preferably alcoholic-alkaline mash. A solid phase, which has phytic acid and/or at least one phytate, is separated from the mash. Phytic acid and/or at least one phytate is isolated from the solid phase.

Abstract: A method for obtaining proteins from native mixtures of materials is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes: A): providing a native mixture of materials from seeds having hard fragmentable hulls; B): comminuting the mixture of materials; C): dispersing the comminuted mixture of materials with water; D): adjusting a pH of the pulp of step C) to an alkaline range pH>9.5; E): adding a water-soluble organic solvent alcohol to the pulp; F): separating off a solids phase from the pulp, which has a predominant fraction of the hulls, to form a hull-free pulp; G): shifting the pH of the hull-free pulp from step F) to a pH range of pH=4.5 to pH=7.2; and H): separating the hull-free pulp of step G) into a plurality of phases, wherein one of the plurality of phases is a protein concentrate phase.

Abstract: A method is provided for processing an organic oil in steps, including the following: A) providing a raw oil; B) degumming the raw oil by adding water or acid to the raw oil and forming at least two phases, an aqueous phase and an oil phase, and separating the aqueous phase enriched in phospholipid from the oil phase; C) adding sodium hydrogencarbonate and/or sodium acetate to the oil phase from step B, and removing alkaline-earth compounds and/or phospholipids and/or stearyl glycosides, in solution or suspension in an aqueous phase, from the oil phase.

Abstract: A method for acquiring at least one or a plurality of recyclable materials, in particular phytic acid, from a native material quantity containing phytic acid or phytate is provided. The method involves providing a native, reduced material quantity containing phytic acid and/or phytate made from seeds containing phytic acid. The reduced material quantity is pre-treated in order to obtain a flowable alkaline, preferably alcoholic-alkaline mash. A solid phase, which has phytic acid and/or at least one phytate, is separated from the mash. Phytic acid and/or at least one phytate is isolated from the solid phase.

Abstract: A method for obtaining proteins from native mixtures of materials is disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes: A): providing a native mixture of materials from seeds having hard fragmentable hulls; B): comminuting the mixture of materials; C): dispersing the comminuted mixture of materials with water; D): adjusting a pH of the pulp of step C) to an alkaline range pH>9.5; E): adding a water-soluble organic solvent alcohol to the pulp; F): separating off a solids phase from the pulp, which has a predominant fraction of the hulls, to form a hull-free pulp; G): shifting the pH of the hull-free pulp from step F) to a pH range of pH=4.5 to pH=7.2; and H): separating the hull-free pulp of step G) into a plurality of phases, wherein one of the plurality of phases is a protein concentrate phase.

Abstract: A method for solubilising and separating one or a plurality of carboxylic acids or carboxylic acid derivatives from an aqueous or organic solution, emulsion or suspension, involves (i) preparing the solution or emulsion or suspension with the carboxylic acid or the carboxylic acid derivatives; (ii) adding a quantity of a solubilising compound, in particular arginine or an arginine derivative, to the solution, suspension or emulsion in the presence of a minimum amount of water, a demobilised solubilising compound being used as a solubilising compound; (iii) separating the solubilised carboxylic acids or carboxylic acid derivatives as a carboxylic acid phase or carboxylic acid derivative phase from the solution or emulsion or suspension; and (iv) preferably regaining at least one portion of the solubilising compound or one portion of a derivative of the solubilising compound, in particular of the arginine or the arginine derivative, from the solubilised and separated carboxylic acid phase or carboxylic acid der

Abstract: A process is provided for obtaining proteins from native substance mixtures, wherein a native substance mixture is first finely disintegrated and optionally processed to form a flowable slurry (I) by adding liquid.

Abstract: A process of reducing the cholesterol content in cholesterol-containing organic oils or fats, particularly animal oils or fats. The process comprises the steps of: adding at least one of demineralized water and distilled water having a set pH-value to the oil cholesterol containing oils or fats, thereby forming a mixture; and separating the mixture into a cholesterol-containing aqueous phase and a cholesterol-reduced oil or fat phase.

Abstract: A process of reducing the cholesterol content in cholesterol-containing organic oils or fats, particularly animal oils or fats. The process comprises the steps of: adding at least one of demineralized water and distilled water having a set pH-value to the oil cholesterol containing oils or fats, thereby forming a mixture; and separating the mixture into a cholesterol-containing aqueous phase and a cholesterol-reduced oil or fat phase.