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Clean Meat ?

Lancet, The, 1956
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Clean meat: Boon or bane?

Indian Journal of Small Ruminants (The), 2020
Meat has played an important role in human nutrition since long. With urbanization and rising income, the demands for meat and meat products are increasing, especially in the developing world. With intensive livestock production, animal suffering has been increasing which is a major concern for most of the meat consumers globally.
Y.P. Gadekar   +3 more
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Clean Meat

2019
This chapter presents the production of real animal meat, which is grown outside of an animal. Starting cells are grown to meat products with the aid of tissue engineering techniques, a process with many names: “Lab meat,” “in vitro meat,” “cultured meat,” or “clean meat.” The chapter gives an overview of the technology and—maybe even more interesting ...
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Analysis of meat and bone meal clean combustion conditions

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021
Abstract The combustion process of meat and bone meal (hereinafter referred to as MBM) must comply with a series of conditions and restrictions, which stem from environmental law and engineering, energy, and constructional requirements. To this end, a multi-dimensional analysis model was developed to determine the working area that provides optimal ...
J. Bujak, P. Sitarz, M. Nakielska
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Research Progress of Manure Cleaning Equipment for Meat Rabbit

2020 ASABE Annual International Virtual Meeting, July 13-15, 2020, 2020
Abstract. The manure cleaning equipment is an important part of the breeding equipment system. It has a great impact on the environmental quality of the rabbit house and the healthy growth of rabbits. This paper analyzes the development status, characteristics and restricting factors of rabbit breeding industry in China, and focuses on the research ...
Yuanyuan Chen, Hongying Wang, Enze Duan
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An alternative process for cleaning knives used on meat slaughter floors

International Journal of Food Microbiology, 2007
Traditionally on slaughter floors operator knives are cleaned by rinsing in hand wash water at 20-40 degrees C followed by brief immersion in baths termed "sterilisers" which contain water no cooler than 82 degrees C. Under Australian legislation, both domestic and export, it is possible for a meat processing establishment to apply to the Controlling ...
Ian, Eustace   +5 more
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Cleaning and disinfection of knives in the meat industry.

Zentralblatt fur Bakteriologie, Mikrobiologie und Hygiene. 1. Abt. Originale B, Hygiene, 1985
The effect of disinfection of knives with water of 82 degrees C (180 degrees F) strongly depends on the amounts of protein and fat present on the tools. When fats or proteins are absent, even a high bacterial contamination on a stainless steel plate will be completely eliminated by immersion in water of 82 degrees C during 1 s, whereas even after 10 s ...
J M, Snijders   +3 more
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