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The popularity of beef jerky is on the rise. At more than $1 billion in sales in 2017, beef jerky is just entering the growth phase of its life cycle. According to research from Technavio, global meat snack sales could hit $9.47 billion by 2021, which would be a 9.4% compound annual growth rate. Roughly half of global meat snack sales are jerky products.
Meat slicers pose a serious risk of severe cuts and amputations. Follow these tips to keep your employees safe when working with meat slicers.
The popularity of shredded protein — both meat and a soy-based meat alternative — is on the rise. You only have to do a quick Google Search for shredded meat to see how popular it is, and scroll through hundreds of thousands of recipes, tips, and shredded protein products. Americans love shredded meat, and it shows.
The popularity of meat sticks is on the rise. In 2017, processors made a combined total of over $1.3 billion in retail sales of meat sticks, up from $466 million in 2015. That’s almost a billion dollar increase in just two years! Clearly, Americans love their meat sticks.
Fusion Tech, a leading manufacturer of custom engineered food processing equipment and systems located in Roseville, Illinois, made a donation to the SecondWave Recycling Wounded Warrior Project Cell Phone Donation Drive.
Discover the amazing opportunities in the meat snack industry by listening to the Meat Talk podcast episode sponsored by Fusion Tech.
Every smokehouse quote is different. Follow these tips to accurately compare smokehouse quotes to get the best value for your money.
Use this checklist to ensure your food processing facility is properly prepared for a smokehouse installation.
Fusion Tech, a leading manufacturer of custom engineered food processing equipment and systems located in Roseville, Illinois, made a donation of $10,000 to the Warren County 4H Club.
Hand injuries are the most common employee injury in the work place. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 358,890 cases of non-fatal injuries to the upper extremities were reported in 2015. Of those injuries, 143,900 involved the hands. The US Department of Labor confirmed this claim, finding that of all injures reported, injuries to fingers and hands accounted for more than 23%, making them the highest
