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Sep 3, 2009

A Benson, Minnesota company called Fibrominn has come up with an way to turn turkey waste into energy.

Industry Responds to Food Inc. Movie

Free Food Safety Seminars in North America And Canada

Manufacturing Begins Recovery, Food Sector Still Lags

Follow Food Manufacturing on Twitter

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