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Protein Problem Solver: Cut the cost of lubrication purchases in half

November 10, 2013
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Danish Crown, Europe’s largest meat-processing company, has meat-production facilities and sales spanning the globe.
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Belting, conveyors: getting stronger everyday ...

Conveyor belts today are even more resistant to harsh temperatures and chemicals, and can be used in a variety of processing applications.
Megan Pellegrini
Megan Pellegrini
November 1, 2013
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Everyone knows conveyor belts are tough. Even the belts themselves are more durable than ever.
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Spare Parts Know-How

Apply risk-management concepts to spare-parts management

Such a strategy can ease the "risky business" of spare-parts inventory management.
Phillip Slater
November 1, 2013
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Risk management is a major element of spare-parts inventory management, but in many ways it is also one of the most poorly executed.
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Processing Tech

Built on a rock

Plan and design your livestock handling facilities properly, and they will serve you for many years.
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Kurt D. Vogel PhD
October 19, 2013
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When it comes to humane livestock handling, the quality of an animal’s handling experience is largely dictated by the skill and patience of the handler. However, quality facilities don’t hurt.
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Putting yield first in cutting and deboning

Elizabeth Christenson Fuhrman
Elizabeth Fuhrman
October 18, 2013
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Yield is key to profitability. Just as in other areas of processing, cutting and deboning have a direct impact on yield and, in turn, quality.
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Meat Science Review

A look at color stability, tenderness in top sirloin’s Gluteus medius

Janeal Yancey, Ph.D., Meat Science, Animal Science Department, University of Arkansas Jason Apple, Ph.D., Professor, University of Arkansas
October 6, 2013
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Top sirloin steaks are one of the most popular beef steaks served in restaurants (Harris et al., 1992), as well as purchased at retail outlets (National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, 2005), across the United States.
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Processing Tech

Floors, doors and walls seal in safety

Processors are investing in building improvements to better meet quality standards.
Megan Pellegrini
Megan Pellegrini
October 3, 2013
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Today’s meat and poultry processing plants are beginning to resemble cold lockers, and that’s a good thing.
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2013 Deli Report

Slicing gets versatile

Elizabeth Christenson Fuhrman
Elizabeth Fuhrman
September 24, 2013
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For processors, cleanly sliced proteins mean no tearing, smearing, or frayed and torn edges, in addition to no separation from core binding within the slices.
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Butterball’s new animal care, well-being program

Rod Brenneman, CEO of Butterball, discusses his company’s new Animal Care and Well-Being Program
September 18, 2013
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Brenneman analyzes Butterball’s new animal care, well-being program
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Meat Science Review

Extended aging on retail shelf life of four beef muscles

M.J. Colle M.E. Doumit R.P. Richard
September 16, 2013
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The 2010/2011 National Beef Tenderness Survey revealed that post-fabrication aging times for subprimal cuts in cold storage facilities ranged from 1 to 358 days for retail subprimals, and 9 to 67 days for foodservice subprimals.
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