Processing of rest raw materials

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Rendering meat plants

We design well-functioning meat & bone rendering process plants for the meat industry. Our solutions are designed with focus on Energy efficiency and long-lasting durablity. Fjell leverages 45 years of experience, and expertise as a supplier of complete fishmeal and fish oil processing plants.

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Chicken cut-offs ready to enter a Fjell rendering plant. Picture: Shutterstock

Fjell Processing plants for Insect larva

Fjell has a complete range of dryers that are well suited for drying of larvae from insect production. Fjell can also offer state of the art screw cookers to hygienize the larva pulp and release fat depots for later oil extraction.

Fjell leverages 45 years of experience, and expertise as a supplier of complete fishmeal and fish oil processing plants in the design of well functioning processing lines to produce oil and high-quality meal & oil from insect larvae.

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Brewer's spent grain & distillers grain

Dried spent grain will have a relatively long shelf life, and is rich in both fiber and protein, and can therefore be an ingredient in many new value chains. Used grain from distilleries and breweries can be used for fertilizer production, in human food, for livestock, biogas production and much more.

Unlock these second value chains by the design and installation of a Fjell Turbo Disc drying process. We deliver an energy efficient way to dry your brewer's spent grain and distillers grain.

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Whisky distillery in Scotland. Picture: Roy Olav Hovlid

Drying of other raw materials

Many different industrial processes produce residual raw material which is sorted as waste or sold for a cheap price. Organic waste in particular can be of great value if it is processed quickly and correctly.

Examples of promising utilisation cases of raw materials are shell fractions from shellfish, waste from food production, farmed or harvested algae and seaweed, or faeces and feed residues from the aquaculture and livestock.

Key to preserving the value is quick and gentle processing, temperature control, water removal to less than 10%, and preferably combined with heat treatment (kills micro organisms). The result is a marketable, shelf-stable product that has retained nutrients.

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Shrimp shells ready for processing in a Fjell Dryer solution. Picture: Shutterstock.