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Raw Beef

Raw beef has a high risk of pathogen contamination. Producing safe beef products while increasing productivity levels to deliver high quality and consistency to consumers requires the effective performance monitoring of the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) system. 

Raw Beef

When it comes to raw beef trim and other meat products, time is of the essence in order to prevent losses and spoilages. Bacteria in beef products with a short shelf life present potential risks to end consumers. The value of your product is important, so don't lose time or confidence when your profitability—and consumer's safety—is at stake.

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