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.
Andy Hanacek and Drew Lorenz talk about the most recent outlook for the meat and poultry supply chain with COVID-19 infections shutting down some big meat and poultry plants.
Andy Hanacek sits down with Andrew Lorenz, We R Food Safety, to discuss solutions for meat and poultry processing plants with regard to preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Meat products have become increasingly complicated as the desires of consumers continue to grow and change. At one point — not too long ago — it was newsworthy when a company included the word “natural” on their label to describe their steak, chicken breast or hot dog.
Jeff Tripician, president, Perdue Premium Meat Co., discussed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the company, its brands, its partners and its employees over the last few weeks.
When a person walks into a grocery store and picks up a package of sliced deli meat, there would be two things that person would do: First, he or she would look at the expiration date, then that person would look at the overall appearance of the meat inside.
The OSU Thermal Processing of Ready-to-Eat (RTE) Meat Products short course will occur April 17-19, 2012, on the Ohio State University campus. The agenda for this three-day course is filled with a variety of topics related to all aspects of producing ready-to-eat meat products.