

More Corn Oil
Delivers up to 30% increased oil recovery
A significant portion of unrecovered distillers corn oil is trapped in the wet cake, where solids act like a sponge, absorbing free oil and making it difficult to recover. OPTIMASH® BOOST, our next-generation cellulase that replaces OPTIMASH® F200, releases oil from the fiber and consistently reduces oil loss to the wet cake—delivering reliable performance over time.




Delivers up to 30% increased oil recovery


Clarified with a higher concentration of beneficial cellulases for oil release and an improved mix of hemicellulases that act on insoluble and soluble fractions


Dewaters corn kernel fiber for reduced natural gas consumption in the dryers, lowering energy consumption and CI score


IFF technical service optimizes enzyme dosages and ratios for maximum plant operability








IFF’s Technical Service team is driving performance to new heights by delivering hands-on support to ethanol producers—from the trial phase onward. This includes detailed baseline and trial oil mapping, along with data-driven analysis to fine-tune OPTIMASH® BOOST and OPTIMASH® AX dosing strategies.
The result? Enhanced oil recovery without compromising downstream processability.
In addition, IFF experts work directly with individual plants to help reduce energy consumption and lower overall carbon intensity through improved fiber dewatering—powered by OPTIMASH® BOOST.


There are a multitude of factors that can impact corn oil yields, ranging from corn quality to fermentation performance and centrifuge efficiency. Despite the variable nature of corn oil yields, we found that a combination of cellulases and xylanases can consistently reduce the amount of oil that’s lost to the wet cake.




Learn how IFF helps ethanol producers boost corn oil yields with precision enzyme use and rapid oil mapping insights that pinpoint process inefficiencies.


Enzymes are powerful allies in maximizing oil yield during DCO production, complementing chemical and mechanical methods across the process.