Potential contamination issues arising from the use of biofuel and food industry by-products in animal feed
作者： K. Granby , A. Mortensen , B. Broesboel-Jensen
DOI: 10.1533/9780857093615.5.514
关键词: Food industry 、 Animal food 、 Food safety 、 Bioenergy 、 Animal feed 、 Biodiesel production 、 Materials science 、 Waste management 、 Biodiesel 、 Biofuel
摘要: Abstract: By-products are secondary or discarded products from manufacturing. Contamination of by-products used for feed may result in carryover to animal food and hence have impact on either health safety. Feed bioethanol production include, example, ‘dried distillers grain’ (DDG) grain with solubles’ (DDGS) generation production, C5-molasses glycerol biodiesel production. industry comprise downgraded surplus such as peels, pulpettes, molasses, whey, mask, oil cakes, etc. possible impacts presented.
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