Production of instant soymilk powders was completed in three stages – ultrafiltration, spray drying, and fluidized bed agglomeration. Ultrafiltration increased total solids, protein, and fat contents, but decreased carbohydrate and ash contents of soymilk, leading to an increase in particle size, wettability, and dispersibility of the resultant spray-dried powders. However, all the spray-dried soymilk powders were very small (