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Dr. Anna Dilger is an assistant professor of Muscle Biology and Meat Science in the Department of Animal Sciences at University of Illinois. For more information, contact Dr. Dilger at (217) 333-3986
Potential economic differences between current American fabrication specifications and Asian-inspired specifications are worth investigating as exports are a vital component to the American swine industry.
