By using Pea Protein as feeder culture source instead of Soya Protein, the biggest advantage and benefit is to avoid Soya Allergen Residual and cross contamination of Soya Allergen. The quality of gellan gum produced by Pea Protein or Soya Protein keeps the same.
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