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Utilizing FT-NIR in the Rendering Industry

From Mar 1 2024

 

 

Agricultural industries are now being encouraged to direct their attention toward sustainability efforts. To this end, improving the efficiency of our rendering techniques is imperative.

One such example is FT-NIR technology, which provides rapid analysis that allows for greater blending and formulation control.

Key Discussion Points:

  • How FT-NIR is relevant to the rendering industry
  • Conventional methods and an analysis of cost Vs. modern techniques
  • Minimizing the variations in final products via benchtop and inline FT-NIR instruments

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