Textured protein comminution and binding: CargillRecent Research Landscape
Rapid oxidation and microbial growth in cooked meats lead to premature spoilage and waste. Precise gas composition control within the packaging extends shelf life and maintains organoleptic quality.
What technical problems is Cargill addressing in Textured protein comminution and binding?
Structural integrity loss during processing
(2)evidences
Variability in protein binding and moisture retention leads to poor mouthfeel and structural failure in processed meat products. Standardizing texture ensures product integrity and consumer acceptance across different cooking levels.
Pathogen contamination and texture degradation
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Microbial presence on animal carcasses during processing leads to food safety risks and spoilage. Reducing these contaminants ensures regulatory compliance and extends product shelf life.