Breadcrumb Home Malt extract Malt extract Malt is used to improve the quality of food products. It is used in bakery products, by the pharmaceutical industry, in animal feed, in beverages and breakfast cereals (like cornflakes), and in brewing. Malt is generally powdered, but is also available in liquid form. Our subsidiary, Diamalteria, specialises in producing malt extract. What is malt extract used for? Malt extract is very widely used in the food industry to: add color to or intensify the color of food products, making them more appetizing; improve products' texture and mouthfeel; improve products' flavor: either as a taste exhauster or as a sweetener; prevent the formation of crystals and facilitate freezing; boost yeast activity. Brewers, for example, use malt extract to facilitate and accelerate the beer production process. Malt extract also helps bakers produce appetizing products that are attractive and pleasant to eat. Brewers, for example, use malt extract to facilitate and accelerate the beer production process. Malt extract also helps bakers produce appetizing products that are attractive and pleasant to eat. Image You could also discover From malt to beer From malt to whiskey A few words about Malteurop At Malteurop, we do more than malt; we support brewers in making the best beers, distillers the best spirits and food companies the best products. We connect farmers, who dedicate their lives to Nature, with life lovers, who share authentic moments around natural drinks & food. We are farmer-maltsters since 1961 as part of VIVESCIA. We belong to cooperatives and their farmers; we exist because they exist. Caring for the grain is a culture, and for us, the right way to make the best malts, today and for the future generations. Keep in touch Get in touch with us, we’d be happy to answer your request. Contact Us Footer menu Sitemap Contact Legal Notice Protection of personal data We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience By pursuing your navigation on this site, you install cookies on your post, in accordance with our policy of protection of your private life. OK, I agree No, thanks