John Powers, marketing director at ADM, says there continues to be substantial opportunity for soy protein concentrates and textured proteins to partially replace meat in sausages, hams, hot dogs, burgers and chicken nuggets.
ADM says soy protein continues to gain momentum across both traditional meat applications and emerging plant-forward formats, driven by the need for cost efficiency, functionality and sensory performance.
Roland Dickey Jr., CEO of Rancher's Premium Smokehouse, discusses the brand's growth strategy, consumer flavor preferences, retail expansion efforts and the role authenticity plays in product development.
Clear claims, verified sourcing and easy-to-use formats position natural and organic proteins for continued growth, especially as millennial purchasing power rises.
Double-digit gains in claims-based meats highlight shifting consumer purchasing behaviors, with transparency, trust and convenient product formats driving momentum across retail and foodservice.
GEA Group's Shanti Bhushan says processors utilizing membrane filtration typically see benefits across three key areas: yield improvement, waste reduction and resource efficiency.
Membrane filtration is moving beyond its traditional role as a wastewater treatment tool across the meat, poultry and seafood industries, as processors look to recover value from underutilized streams while reducing water, energy and raw material consumption.
As purchasing behaviors continue to shift and grilling season approaches, there are a few key consumer-driven trends shaping product innovation, from convenience-driven formats to production and sourcing claims.
At its global flavor headquarters in Erlanger, Ky., ADM explores ingredient reformulation and key trends like natural colors and flavors, sodium and sugar reduction and clean-label ingredients.