this is due to the fact that these yogurts are obtained from a soy concentrate by
UF at the same VCR (Rinaldoni, Campderróset al., 2009). However,
comparing them with the yogurts of reference, the content of
proteins increased 355 g/L and that of fats was increased three
times. These characteristics make these products nutritionally
interesting because they are a source of vegetable proteins with
high biological value, similar to meat, fish and eggs. Chove et al.
(2007) investigated that the concentration of soy proteins using
membrane technology led to concentrates with improved functional properties