By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
*Marketing program partnerships inject foodservice and retail markets with new life.* by Bryan Salvage, editor Hunting for veal on restaurant menus (other than at white tab
By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
*Supermarkets are chasing fast-food operators in the race for convenient meat products.* The National Grocers Association's 1996 convention gave meat processors the opportunity to discover
By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
*Processors planning to package slurry products are better off implementing vertical form/fill/seal equipment* by Larry Aylward, managing editor Processors making the move
By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
*Premium Standard Farms switches to a tougher brand of pallets to endure the abuse of the processing floor* All pallets employed at Premium Standard Foods are happy and healthy, de
By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
Smoking is an essential part of the manufacturing of smoked sausage in hog casings. It imparts an attractive surface color, contributes to desirable flavor, helps protect flavor and provides resist
By Steve Delmont, 30 April, 1996
*New meat products have made their way onto store shelves and restaurant menus in recent months. Meat Marketing & Technology, with the aid of Marketing Intelligence Service of Naples, N.Y., reviews
By Steve Delmont, 31 March, 1996
*U.S. may drop provision to test for salmonella* USDA is debating whether to drop a provision in its pathogen reduction plan that would mandate testing meat and poultry products for salmone
By Steve Delmont, 31 March, 1996
*FSIS' Reorganization Plan Not a Bad Idea, But It's a Small Step Toward Modern Inspection* by Gary Jay Kushner Gary Jay Kushner is a partner in the Washington, D.C., law firm of Hog
By Steve Delmont, 31 March, 1996
*The United States would like to see a settlement to the EU beef ban, but politics makes that a remote possibility* by Ken Krizner, senior editor First science, then consum