Protein Processing
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Argenis Rodas-Gonzalez – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Argenis Rodas-Gonzalez
Position
Associate Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Animal Science
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
pilot plant, colorimeter, milota with spectra
Primary Production and Harvesting
Carcass and meat quality outcomes associated with cattle, pigs and chicken management
Protein Food Processing
Plant extracts effectiveness to extend bison and chicken fresh meat shelf-life
Packaging
New packaging technologies to improve meat colour, Hyperspectral imaging provided reliable segregation of muscles by colour stability
Consumer Acceptability
Influence of the plant extracts on the final bison product palatability and acceptability.
Phone:
2044749523
2044749523
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Azra’s Kitchen
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Azra
Position
Owner
Department
N/A
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Protein Food Processing
Making plant-based burgers at scale
Marketing
Producing locally make plant-based burgers
Phone:
2049953818
2049953818
Mailing Address:
1364 McPhillips St, Winnipeg, MB
R2X 2M4
1364 McPhillips St, Winnipeg, MB
R2X 2M4
BioTEI Inc.
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Mulualem Kassa
Position
Director
Department
President and Member of the Board of Directors
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
highly qualified personnel
Primary Production and Harvesting
Protein harvest from leaves and seeds of plants
Protein Food Processing
Developing best protein food processing technology
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Analyzing the protein content, quality, functionality and developing value added protein products (e.g. protein hydrolysates)
Phone:
2048072919
2048072919
Mailing Address:
200-135 Innovation Drive
R3T6A8
200-135 Innovation Drive
R3T6A8
Chengbo Yang – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Chengbo Yang
Position
Associate Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Animal Science
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Primary Production and Harvesting
Improving protein digestibility using protease
Protein Food Processing
Evaluate the nutritive value of protein sources for poultry
Phone:
2044748188
2044748188
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Cristina Rosell – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Cristina Rosell
Position
Professor and Head
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Phone:
2044746837
2044746837
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/cristina-rosell
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/cristina-rosell
Mailing Address:
13 Freedman Crescent
R3T 2N2
13 Freedman Crescent
R3T 2N2
Dairy Farmers of Manitoba
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Henry Holtmann
Position
Vice Chair
Department
Member of the board of directors
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
Horizon Lab, HPLC, GC-MS, micro
Protein Food Processing
Incorporation of Milk Protein Isolates in industrial dairy processes
Transportation and Distribution
the use of RO and UF of raw milk to reduce transportation cost
Phone:
2044610988
2044610988
Mailing Address:
4055 Portage Ave.
R3K2E8
4055 Portage Ave.
R3K2E8
Dean Dias – Cereals Canada
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Dean Dias
Position
CEO
Department
N/A
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
milling, baking, pasta, noodle processing, analytical equipment
Protein Food Processing
Activities related to primary processing (milling) and secondary processing (end-products)
Consumer Acceptability
Activites related to secondary processing (bread, pasta, noodles) and assessment of end-products quality and potential consumer acceptablity)
Sociocultural Factors Related to Protein Foods
Consumer acceptability of end-products
Phone:
2042977033
2042977033
Mailing Address:
303 Main St Suite 1000
R3C 3G7
303 Main St Suite 1000
R3C 3G7
East Coast Grains
Business Type
Company
Department
N/A
City
Sainte Maire de Kent
Province
New Brunswick
Phone:
5065252193
5065252193
Mailing Address:
715 Route 525
E4S 2G6
715 Route 525
E4S 2G6
Elaine Sopiwnyk – Cereals Canada
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Elaine Sopiwnyk
Position
Director, Grain Quality/ Vice President, Technical Services
Department
Vice-President of Technical Services
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, baking, pasta, noodle processing, processing, analytical equipment
Protein Food Processing
Activities related to primary processing (milling) and secondary processing (end-products)
Consumer Acceptability
Activities related to secondary processing (bread, pasta, noodles) and assessment of end-product quality and potential consumer acceptability)
Sociocultural Factors Related to Protein Foods
consumer acceptability of end-products
Phone:
2042929867
2042929867
Mailing Address:
1000-303 Main Street
R3C 3G7
1000-303 Main Street
R3C 3G7
Filiz Koksel – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Filiz Koksel
Position
Assistant Professor
Department
Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Phone:
2044746486
2044746486
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/filiz-koksel
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/filiz-koksel
Mailing Address:
205 Ellis Building
R3T 2N2
205 Ellis Building
R3T 2N2
Grain Research Laboratory (CGC)
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Marta Izydorczyk
Position
Research Scientist & Program Manager
Department
Research on Barley and Other Grains/Milling and Malting Crops Section
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, extraction, purification, HPLC
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Determining the nutritional value of grain fractions
Other
High protein barley is often rejected for malting purposes. Grain fractionation may allow to generate fractions that are much higher in protein and other constituents than whole grain. Grain fractionation is a value added processing.
Phone:
2049831300
2049831300
Mailing Address:
303 Main St,
R3C 3G7
303 Main St,
R3C 3G7
Harry Sapirstein – University of Manitoba
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, Digital Agricultural and Food Systems, Genetics, Plant Protein, Protein Processing, Protein Quality
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Harry Sapirstein
Position
Associate Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, NIRS, extraction, HPLC, dry lab analysis (physical), wet lab analysis (chemical), data base creation, model development
Phone:
2044746481
2044746481
Mailing Address:
264 Ellis Building
R3T 2N2
264 Ellis Building
R3T 2N2
Hylife Ltd.
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Kurt Stoess
Position
Director of Integration and R&D
Department
Director / Finishing Production & Hog Procurement
City
La Broquerie
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
Food Development Centre, processing or aging research, Ag Canada, carcass quality measurements
Primary Production and Harvesting
Research various products to help achieve better efficiencies in producing pigs for pork production
Protein Food Processing
Research areas of pork slaughter and deboning to help reduce yield loss while maintaining juiciness and tenderness of pork products
Packaging
Work with various suppliers to improve shelf life through different packaging of different cuts
Consumer Acceptability
Meat sales team meeting with distributors, retailers and consumers to get feedback on how products can improve; Extending shelf life at retailers to reduce waste.
Phone:
2043462227
2043462227
Mailing Address:
5 Rue Fabas
R0A 0W0
5 Rue Fabas
R0A 0W0
James (Jim) D. House – University of Manitoba
Listed In:
Alternative Protein, Animal Production, Animal Protein, Human Health, Mixed Proteins, Plant Protein, Product Development, Protein Analysis, Protein Processing, Protein Quality, Regulatory, Research, Sociocultural
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
James (Jim) D. House
Position
Professor & Manitoba Strategic Research Chair in Sustainable Protein
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
amino acid analysis, Animal protein, animal studies, antinutritional factors, canola, cereals, defatting, DIAAS, eggs, food processing treatments, in vitro, in vitro PDCAAS, in vivo rodent models, IVPD, lentil, oxidised amino acids, PDCAAS, Pea, pH drop, plant protein, protein digestibility, protein efficiency ratio, Protein quality, pulses, rats, reactive lysine, regular amino acids, regulatory approval, Soxhlet, soybean meal, sulfur amino acids, swine, tryptophan
Infrastructure
We specialize in determining both the content and digestibility of protein and amino acids in foods, food ingredients and feeds, using both in vitro and in vivo assays. We can provide official in vivo measures of PDCAAS and PER for protein content claim substantiation. We have a Near Infrared Spectroscopy suite to measure the amino acid content of Canadian crops, and have established calibration equations for peas, lentils, canola, and soybean.
We utilized specialized housing systems to determine the impact of diet on egg quality, nutrient flow, and bird health as it relates to laying hens and sustainable egg production.
We utilized specialized housing systems to determine the impact of diet on egg quality, nutrient flow, and bird health as it relates to laying hens and sustainable egg production.
Protein Food Processing
We study the impact of processing on the protein quality of food/feed ingredients and whole crops. Our Protein Foods Innovation Team can assist you with exploring the impact of milling, protein fractionation, protein isolation, thermal and non-thermal processing technologies on the nutritional and techno functional properties of proteins.
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Determining the protein quality of ingredients and foods allows for the assessment of the potential to make protein content claims on finished food products. Our team has years of experience in determining protein quality and guiding industry stakeholders through regulatory pitfalls involved in substantiating protein content claims.
Phone:
2044748199
2044748199
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/james-house
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/james-house
Mailing Address:
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
Jitendra Paliwal – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Jitendra Paliwal
Position
Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Animal Science
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Storage bins (60-tonne and 30-tonne capacity), imaging, near infrared, thermal, visible, microscopes, Raman, FTIR, x-ray tomography, HPLC, protein/fat/ash analyzers
Primary Production and Harvesting
storage, quality assessment and preservation, milling
Protein Food Processing
product development, value addition, byproducts handling
Phone:
2044748429
2044748429
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
John Thoroski – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
John Thoroski
Position
Dairy Pilot Plant Manager
Department
Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Dairy Pilot Plant, Summary of Functions, Capabilities, and Capacities CFIA Federally Registered Establishment (Dairy): Registration #3955 CFIA SFCR Registration #4JTW9MDK CFIA Federally Registered Establishment (Dairy): Registration #3955 CFIA SFCR Registration #4JTW9MDK CFIA Federally Registered Establishment (Dairy): Registration #3955 CFIA SFCR Registration #4JTW9MDK Dairy Functions: 2. Product and Process Development (for industrial clients) – Cheeses, yogurts, ice creams, and other related dairy and non-dairy products. 3. Production Scale Up – Cheeses, yogurts, ice creams, and other related dairy and non-dairy products. 4. Commercial Production – Cheese, Ice cream, Yogurt, and other related dairy products. List of Processing Capabilities: 1. Raw Holding 2. Liquid Mixing 3. Homogenization 4. Legal Pasteurization 5. Separation 6. Chilling 7. Cheese Making 8. Frozen Dairy Product Processing 9. Fermented Dairy Product Processing 10. Fluid Processing 11. Cold and Frozen Storage List of Products and Capacities: 1. Ice Cream cups (Dixie style) and tubs, can include novel toppings and flavours. - Capacity for single flavour cups = 2,000+ per day - Capacity for fancy parfaits cups = 500+ per day - Capacity for larger tubs is variable dependent on pack size 2. Gelato, Sherbet and Sorbet cups (Dixie style) and tubs, can include novel toppings and flavours. - Capacity for single flavour cups = 2,000+ per day - Capacity for fancy parfaits cups = 500+ per day - Capacity for larger tubs is variable dependent on pack size 3. Frozen Yogurt cups (Dixie style) and tubs, can include novel toppings and flavours. - Capacity for single flavour cups = 2,000+ per day - Capacity for fancy parfaits cups = 500+ per day - Capacity for larger tubs is variable dependent on pack size 4. Yogurt cups (Dixie style) and tubs, can include novel toppings and flavours. - Capacity for single flavour cups = 1,000+ per day - Capacity for fancy parfaits cups = 500+ per day - Capacity for larger tubs is variable dependent on pack size 5. Greek Style Yogurt products. - Capacity for single flavour cups = 1,000+ per day - Capacity for fancy parfaits cups = 500+ per day - Capacity for larger tubs is variable dependent on pack size 6. Yogurt Drinks - Capacity is variable dependent on pack size and configuration 7. Cheese – Cheddar, Feta, and novel types. Can include flavours. - Cheddar up to 200 KG per day - Feta up to 250 KG per day - Others variable dependent on properties 8. Cream cheese - Capacity is variable dependent on pack size 9. Direct Acidified Cheese (eg.Paneer) - Capacity is variable dependent on pack size 10. Novel Fluid Processing - Variable capacity dependent on properties 11. Non Dairy Processing - Variable capacity dependent on properties
Protein Food Processing
Product development of novel dairy and dairy product alternatives
Packaging
Packaging and shelf life studies. Packaging systems and temperature of storage.
Transportation and Distribution
Shelf life studies, influence of time and temperature.
Consumer Acceptability
Sensory testing, acceptability studies.
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Microbiological testing and considerations. Use of only food approved materials.
Other
Sensory testing and shelf life testing of prototypes.
Lovemore Malunga – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Listed In:
By-Products and Co-Products, Plant Protein, Protein Analysis, Protein Extraction, Protein Processing, Protein Quality
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Lovemore Malunga
Position
Research Scientist
Department
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Milling, extraction, purification, drying, air classification, UPLC, SEC, GPC, Flash 2000 N/protein analyser, Codema Laboratory Huller LH 5025 system, Akom fiber analyzer, RVA, Assorted lab scale Mills
Protein Food Processing
Protein extraction method development, functional properties assessment and valorization of associated byproducts
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Protein digestibility, amino acid profiling, and proximate composition analysis
Phone:
4313361693
4313361693
Mailing Address:
Route 100, Unit 100-101, Morden
MB R6M 1Y5
Route 100, Unit 100-101, Morden
MB R6M 1Y5
M&C Commodities
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Carlos Melo
Position
President & CEO
Department
business owner at M.C Commodities
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
FDC
Phone:
2049815249
2049815249
Mailing Address:
302-286 Smith St
R3C 1K4
302-286 Smith St
R3C 1K4
Maneka Malalgoda – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Maneka Malalgoda
Position
Assistant Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, HPLC, bakery applications, rheological characterization, mixograph, farinograph, grain quality
Protein Food Processing
Analysis of protein structure-function relationships and effects of processing on protein functionality
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Proteins and health
Phone:
2044749837
2044749837
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Manitoba Harvest/ Fresh Hemp Foods
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Patti Odom
Position
Head of R&D
Department
N/A
City
Winnipeg
Province
Minnesota
Country
United States
Keywords
Infrastructure
dehulling, cold press, 5 log, milling, packaging, seed genetics, food innovation, food development
Protein Food Processing
R&D for different extraction and isolation methods
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Protein blends to optimize PDCAAS
Phone:
9317623524
9317623524
Mailing Address:
69 Eagle Drive
R2R 1V4
69 Eagle Drive
R2R 1V4
Margaret Hughes – Avena Foods / Best Cooking Pulses
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Margaret Hughes
Position
Vice-president of sales and marketing
Department
Sales and marketing
City
Portage la Prairie
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, grinders, sifters
Phone:
2048574451
2048574451
Mailing Address:
110, 10th Street North East
R1N 1B5
110, 10th Street North East
R1N 1B5
Martin Scanlon – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Martin Scanlon
Position
Dean, Agriculture & Food Sciences
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
rheometer, density meter, ultrasonic equipment, environmentally friendly processing, nonhexane extraction
Protein Food Processing
understanding the effects of processing in food material properties
Consumer Acceptability
evaluation of ingredient and process on texture of food (and other quality attributes)
Phone:
2044749380
2044749380
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/martin-scanlon
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/martin-scanlon
Mailing Address:
66 Dafoe Road
R3T 2N2
66 Dafoe Road
R3T 2N2
MDI Holdings
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Phil Vanderpol
Position
President and CEO
Department
Vitalus Nutrition Inc
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Protein Food Processing
Effluent management
Meeling Nivet – Food Development Centre
Listed In:
Plant Protein, Product Development, Protein Extraction, Protein Processing, Sensory Evaluation, Sociocultural
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Meeling Nivet
Position
Manager
Department
Product Commercialization,
City
Portage la Prairie
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
alfalfa, Animal protein, animal protein applications, beef, buckwheat, canola, chicken, Consumer acceptability, dairy, fava, flax, hemp, lupin, oat, oilseeds, Pea, Plant protein extraction, plant protein scale up extraction, Protein applications, protein ingredients applications, pulses, rapid protein analysis, Sensory evaluation, soy, trained sensory panel, untrained sensory panel
Infrastructure
kettles/tanks, decanter centrifuge, disk stack centrifuge, membrane filtration, spray dryer, drum dryer, freeze dryer, tray dryer, Lab UHT/HTST pasteurizer, Leco Protein Analyzer, CEM Fat Analyzer, Texture Analyzer, food development centre, pilot plant for scale up, wet protein extraction, decanter, spray dryer, supercritical fluid extraction, Microthermics pasteurization
Protein Food Processing
Research in the development of animal and plant proteins. The proteins are used in the development of value added products.
Packaging
Packaging materials are assess to determine suitability for various protein food products, including modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) and vacuum packaging systems.
Consumer Acceptability
Sensory evaluation and consumer acceptability studies for protein food products.
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Microbial testing and nutritional analysis; Working with Health Canada to obtain regulatory approval of protein ingredient and food products.
Other
Co-products of protein extraction are assessed for further processing to ensure sustainability of the process to reduce negative environmental impact.
Phone:
2042393755
2042393755
Mailing Address:
Portage la Prairie
R1N 3J9
Portage la Prairie
R1N 3J9
Michael Nickerson – University of Saskatchewan
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, Animal Protein, Plant Protein, Protein Analysis, Protein Extraction, Protein Processing
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Michael Nickerson
Position
Professor
Department
Food and Bioproduct Sciences
City
Saskatoon
Province
Saskatchewan
Keywords
Phone:
3069665030
3069665030
Mailing Address:
51 Campus Drive
S7N 5A8
51 Campus Drive
S7N 5A8
Mirko Betti – University of Alberta
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Mirko Betti
Position
Professor
Department
Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Ag, Food & Nutri Sci Dept
City
Edmonton
Province
Alberta
Phone:
7802481598
7802481598
Mailing Address:
9011 - 116 St NW
T6G 2P5
9011 - 116 St NW
T6G 2P5
Nandika Bandara – University of Manitoba
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, Alternative Protein, By-Products and Co-Products, Packaging, Plant Protein, Protein Extraction, Protein Functionality, Protein Processing, Protein Quality
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Nandika Bandara
Position
Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Food Proteins and Bioproducts
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
algae protein, alternate proteins, Amino Acids, Animal protein, biobased products, biomaterials, byproduct meals, byproduct proteins, canola meal, hemp, ingredient development, microbial protein, mycoprotein, nano-delivery, nanoencapsulation, oilseeds, plant proteins, protein chemistry, protein processing, Protein quality, pulses
Infrastructure
Extractions, purifications, HPLC, DSC, ATR-FTIR, XRD, XPS, Particle size analyzer, Instron, TGA, AFM, Cold Plasma, Microfluidizer, Wet lab, analytical characterization lab
Protein Food Processing
Novel protein extraction technologies (deep eutectic solvents, reverse micelles), non-thermal processing technologies (col plasma, pulsed electric field, high pressure) with the objective of developing functionally superior, less allergenic protein ingredients from pulse, other crops, byproducts and alternate protein sources
Packaging
Developing sustainable packaging materials using biopolymers, mainly using byproduct proteins, polysaccharides and lignocellulosic materials
Consumer Acceptability
protein ingredients and their impact on food systems: how it will impart the food systems and consumer acceptability
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
How different food protein processing will impact the digestibility, amino acid bioavailability and nutritional qualities
Other
working on alternate proteins such as algae and fungi protein on developing functionally enhanced products. Working with a company to develop a NSERC Alliance grant at the moment. Also work on using proteins for industrial applications such as adhesives, biomaterials etc
Phone:
2042721547
2042721547
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/nandika-bandara
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/nandika-bandara
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Ning Wang – Canadian Grain Commission
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Ning Wang
Position
Research Scientist/Program Manager
Department
Pulse Research Crops Section
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
HPLC, wet chemistry laboratory, pulse processing, highly qualified personnel
Other
The Pulse Research Program at Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) investigates how the physical and chemical components of pulses affect the quality of pulses and the final products made from them. We study how grading, environmental, and genetic factors determine pulse quality and end-use functionality. We research methods for measuring and assessing pulse end-use quality and functionality. We also conduct the annual pulse and food-type soybean quality analysis for the CGC’s Harvest Sample Program and take part in cargo monitoring to support the marketability of Canadian pulses.
Phone:
2049832154
2049832154
Mailing Address:
303 MAIN STREET, Room 1624
R3C 3G8
303 MAIN STREET, Room 1624
R3C 3G8
NRC-IRAP
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, Agronomy, Digital Agricultural and Food Systems, Funding, Genetics, Protein Extraction, Protein Processing, Protein Quality
Business Type
Industry Member
Main Contact Person
Larry Taylor
Position
Agri Food Technology Advisor
Department
N/A
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
advanced manufacturing facility, protein processing equipment, provide funding to TAC and the PRK to conduct culinary food prep kitchen type research
Primary Production and Harvesting
Work with Precision Agriculture, genomics, breeding related technologies.
Protein Food Processing
Basic research in protein extraction, nutrition, health and safety. Also have major program specific to Sustainable Protein Production of which I am on the Director Advisory Board to guide the overall program.
Packaging
The IRAP department of our organization conducts basic research in sustainable packaging and partners with major private sector partners with expertise in packaging.
Marketing
Provide advisory services to private sector firms developing strategies to more effectively market agriculture food products.
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
NRC has basic research in place to assess the safety and nutritional value of proteins. Also partner and provide advisory services to private sector firms to support their business model in the protein sector.
Phone:
2042947549
2042947549
Mailing Address:
435 Ellice Ave
R3B 1Y6
435 Ellice Ave
R3B 1Y6
Nutripea
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
N/A
Position
N/A
Department
N/A
City
Portage la Prairie
Province
Manitoba
Phone:
2042395995
2042395995
Mailing Address:
880 Phillips St
R1N 4A4
880 Phillips St
R1N 4A4
P&H Milling
Department
N/A
City
Halifax
Province
Nova Scotia
Peter Zahradka – University of Manitoba, Canadian Centre for Agri-Food Research in Health and Medicine
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Peter Zahradka
Position
Professor
Department
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
vascular function assessments, metabolomics, statistical analysis, animal models, clinical trial personnel, cell culture models
Protein Food Processing
development of new protein sources for food applications
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
health benefits of new protein sources
Phone:
2042353507
2042353507
Mailing Address:
745 Bannatyne Avenue
R3E 0W2
745 Bannatyne Avenue
R3E 0W2
Phyllis Shand – University of Saskatchewan
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Phyllis Shand
Position
Emeritus Professor
Department
Food and Bioproduct Sciences
City
Saskatoon
Province
Saskatchewan
Keywords
Phone:
3069668842
3069668842
Mailing Address:
3E08.1 - Agriculture Building
S7N 5A8
3E08.1 - Agriculture Building
S7N 5A8
Plant Protein Innovation Center – University of Minnesota
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, By-Products and Co-Products, Human Health, Plant Protein, Product Development, Protein Analysis, Protein Extraction, Protein Functionality, Protein Processing
Business Type
Institution
Main Contact Person
B. Pam Ismail
Position
Director
Department
Food science and nutrition
City
Saint Paul
Province
Minnesota
Phone:
6126250147
6126250147
Mailing Address:
1334 Eckles Ave
55108
1334 Eckles Ave
55108
Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI)
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, By-Products and Co-Products, Equipment, Product Development, Protein Processing, Research, Waste Management, Water Management
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Lorne Grieger
Position
Director of Technical Sales
Department
Business Development
City
Humboldt
Province
Saskatchewan
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
The Crop Processing Development Centre Specifications:
Heated Facility: 70′ x 115′ and 8,052 square feet
Adjacent to large environmental chamber for extreme-temperature processing
Adjacent to fabrication shop, allowing for efficient process modifications
600V and 208V three-phase electrical service
60hp, 250 psi boiler for process steam generation
Dust Control System
Interior Liner and Drainage Trench for Efficient Cleanup
Access to various storage bins, material handling and processing equipment such as a pellet mill, hammermill, belt dryer, dehuller, mixer, essential oil extractor, storage bins, hoppers and conveyor
Heated Facility: 70′ x 115′ and 8,052 square feet
Adjacent to large environmental chamber for extreme-temperature processing
Adjacent to fabrication shop, allowing for efficient process modifications
600V and 208V three-phase electrical service
60hp, 250 psi boiler for process steam generation
Dust Control System
Interior Liner and Drainage Trench for Efficient Cleanup
Access to various storage bins, material handling and processing equipment such as a pellet mill, hammermill, belt dryer, dehuller, mixer, essential oil extractor, storage bins, hoppers and conveyor
Protein Food Processing
Projects Completed in our Crop Processing Development Centre include:
Crop Processing Testing, Validation and Optimization
Commercial-Scale Crop Processing Campaigns
Batch Dehulling and Cleaning of Crops for Residue Testing
Processing
Bulk Drying
Custom Pelleting
Dried Cubing
Crop Processing Testing, Validation and Optimization
Commercial-Scale Crop Processing Campaigns
Batch Dehulling and Cleaning of Crops for Residue Testing
Processing
Bulk Drying
Custom Pelleting
Dried Cubing
Short Business Description
PAMI’s Capabilities:
Project Management
Process Development & Modelling
Equipment Investigation & Sourcing
Equipment Testing
Material Handling
Process Scale-Up & Optimization
Processing
Labour & Resourcing
Engineering & Shop Support
Detailed Reporting
Transportation & Logistics
Certification & Document Support
Project Management
Process Development & Modelling
Equipment Investigation & Sourcing
Equipment Testing
Material Handling
Process Scale-Up & Optimization
Processing
Labour & Resourcing
Engineering & Shop Support
Detailed Reporting
Transportation & Logistics
Certification & Document Support
Phone:
1-204-856-3752
1-204-856-3752
Mailing Address:
Head Office
P.O. Box 1150
2215 8th Avenue
S0K 2AO
Head Office
P.O. Box 1150
2215 8th Avenue
S0K 2AO
Prairie Cricket Farms
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Ryan & Lesley Steppler
Position
Co-owner
Department
N/A
City
Miami
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Networking with others to determine what processing equipment works best, RRC Culinary Program, feed companies
Primary Production and Harvesting
Farming network and membership, conferences, webinars and academic papers
Protein Food Processing
Manitoba government inspection, Red River College culinary program
Packaging
Trial and error
Marketing
Online learning
Consumer Acceptability
Customer feedback online, markets and vendor shows, news media, print media
Phone:
2047502618
2047502618
Mailing Address:
Box 129
R0G1H0
Box 129
R0G1H0
Prairie Research Kitchen – RRC Polytech
Listed In:
Digital Agricultural and Food Systems, Product Development, Protein Processing, Regulatory, Sociocultural
Business Type
Institution, Researcher
Main Contact Person
Mavis McRae
Position
Director
Department
Prairie Research Kitchen
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Prairie Research Kitchen, Centrifuge, Rotary Evaporator, Water bath processing (Sous vide), Sonifier, Blast Freezer, Smoking Equipment, Programmable Curing Chambers for charcuterie and fermentation projects, Food Service and Household Cooking equipment, Pasta Extruder, Rationale Combi-ovens, Merry Chef Oven, Vacuum packaging with modified atmosphere capabilities, Incubation Chamber, research kitchens, analytical testing, bench scale prototyping, culinary expertise, food science
Primary Production and Harvesting
High throughout phenotyping, Convolutional Neural Networks (capable of recognizing plants and plant features), image dataset analysis
Protein Food Processing
Prototype and ingredient blends and utilization of plant and animal protein for industry, protein extraction, recipe development, co-product utilization, advanced manufacturing, 3D printing for prototype parts (metal, plastics), waste water processing
Packaging
sustainable packaging partnerships (make the food to test the packaging), conduct shelf life studies, modified packaging
Transportation and Distribution
electric vehicle, autonomous electric farm vehicles
Marketing
market research (students), business plan development, communications and graphic design, recipes, food photography
Consumer Acceptability
Consumer taste tests, sensory evaluation, sample preparation, focus groups
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Food safety testing/training, clinical sample preparation, database nutritional analysis (mostly for estimate during prototyping), phenotyping, product development
Sociocultural Factors Related to Protein Foods
Indigenous food products, nutrition, food security, training
Other
machine learning, robotics, big data management, high performance computing, building efficiency (storage): program development, data base development, applications, industry prototyping
Phone:
2046313336
2046313336
Mailing Address:
504 Main Street
504 Main Street
Protein Industries Canada
Listed In:
Human Health, Plant Protein, Protein Processing, Protein Quality, Regulatory, Sociocultural
Business Type
Director
Main Contact Person
Chris Marinangeli
Position
Director of the Regulatory Centre of Excellence
Department
N/A
City
Regina
Province
Saskatchewan
Country
Canada
Keywords
Primary Production and Harvesting
Genetic and environmental interactions on nutrient (protein) content; preharvest product residues
Protein Food Processing
Effects of processing on physiochemical properties and subsequent performance in food products
Transportation and Distribution
Supply chain analysis for the identification of bottlenecks that impede utilization by stakeholders.
Marketing
Market insights on usage of protein ingredients and product usage.
Consumer Acceptability
Consumer equity and drivers for plant protein consumption; analysis of labelling schemes as potential drivers for purchase and consumption of plant protein foods.
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Protein quality and nutrientional analysis of diets with consumption of plant proteins; effects of dietary patterns with plant protein on cardiometabolic disease risk.
Sociocultural Factors Related to Protein Foods
Captured in consumer equity work (consumer acceptability)
Phone:
9053300514
9053300514
Mailing Address:
200 - 1965 Broad Street
S4P 1Y1
200 - 1965 Broad Street
S4P 1Y1
Richardson Centre for Food Technology and Research (RCFTR)
Listed In:
Digital Agricultural and Food Systems, Human Health, Product Development, Protein Processing
Business Type
Institution
Main Contact Person
N/A
Position
N/A
Department
Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Phone:
2044749989
2044749989
Mailing Address:
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
Richardson Centre for Food Technology and Research (RCFTR)
Listed In:
Protein Processing
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Michael Janzen
Position
Research Development Manager
Department
Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
RCFFN, Pilot Scale Milling, Pilot Scale Air classifying, Pilot Scale Debranning, lab scale super critical fluid extraction, lab scale spray dryer, 167 L mixing vessels with heated jackets, tablet press, capsule filling capacity, oil press, particle size distribution analysis, commercial kitchen, human nutrition testing suite, pilot plants, wet labs, warehouse, loading dock
Protein Food Processing
milling, dry fractionation, extraction
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
assisting clients with nutritional panel testing, protein quality testing, protein characterization
Phone:
2044746030
2044746030
Mailing Address:
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
196 Innovation Drive
R3T 2N2
Roquette Canada Ltd.
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Leon Zhou
Position
Head
Department
Research and Development Americas
City
Portage la Prairie
Province
Manitoba
Country
United States
Keywords
Infrastructure
pea processing plant (Portage La Prairie)
Protein Food Processing
plant protein, extraction, application, nutrition, regulatory, IP
Consumer Acceptability
Taste and functionality
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
tox, digestibility, health promotion, antinutrition, clean label
Phone:
6304639439
6304639439
Mailing Address:
40117 Road 65 North
R1N 3B5
40117 Road 65 North
R1N 3B5
Rotimi Aluko – University of Manitoba
Listed In:
Human Health, Plant Protein, Protein Extraction, Protein Functionality, Protein Processing
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Rotimi Aluko
Position
Professor
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
HPLC, FPLC, Gel electrophoresis, Ultrafiltration, Circular dichroism, Spectrofluorimeter, Telemetry system for blood pressure measurement, highly qualified personnel, wet lab benches, bench-top centrifuge
Protein Food Processing
Enzymatic hydrolysis of food proteins to release bioactive peptides. Also protein extraction and structure-function evaluation as potential ingredients in foods (emulsions, bevergaes, foams, gels, etc).
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Bioactive effects of proteins and peptides for use as nutritional ingredients or supplements. This includes evaluation for antihypertensive, hypocholesterolemic, antioxidant and other nutritional attributes.
Phone:
2044749555
2044749555
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Shirley Thompson – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Shirley Thompson
Position
Associate Professor, Plant Breeder
Department
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Infrastructure
field infrastructure
Primary Production and Harvesting
wild rice, country foods, training of First Nation in Indigenous food systems
Marketing
wild rice
Sociocultural Factors Related to Protein Foods
wild rice, training of First Nation in Indigenous food systems
Phone:
2042918413
2042918413
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
Simon Potter – Red River College Polytechnic
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Simon Potter
Position
Director
Department
Research Partnerships and Innovation
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Prairie Research Kitchen, RRC Pharmaceutical and Food Manufacturing program labs, next gen sequencing
Primary Production and Harvesting
Heavy vehicle design / testing / electrification
Protein Food Processing
Development of food processing course at Red River College
Packaging
Collaboration with Advanced Manufacturing Tech Access Centre
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Indigenous culinary program / various SME-led nutritional analyses
Phone:
2042307974
2042307974
Mailing Address:
2056 Notre Avnue
R3H 0J9
2056 Notre Avnue
R3H 0J9
Supratim Ghosh – University of Saskatchewan
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Supratim Ghosh
Position
Associate Professor
Department
Food and Bioproduct Sciences
City
Saskatoon
Province
Saskatchewan
Phone:
3069662555
3069662555
Mailing Address:
3E30 - Agriculture Building
S7N 5A8
3E30 - Agriculture Building
S7N 5A8
Trouw Nutrition
Business Type
Company
Department
N/A
City
Summerside
Province
PEI
Mailing Address:
70 Ottawa Street
C1N 1W3
70 Ottawa Street
C1N 1W3
Trust Beta – University of Manitoba
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Trust Beta
Position
Professor and Canada Research Chair
Department
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
HPLC, Q-TOF
Protein Food Processing
Changes in food chemical components and functionality during processing of grain-based foods
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Food chemistry and functionality related to grain-based foods
Phone:
2044748214
2044748214
Website:
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/trust-beta
https://umanitoba.ca/agricultural-food-sciences/food-and-human-nutritional-sciences/trust-beta
Mailing Address:
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
66 Chancellors Cir
R3T 2N2
UBI Meat Experts in QA
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Sebastian Victorica
Position
CEO
City
Montreal
Province
Quebec
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
Specialized analytical equipment
Primary Production and Harvesting
Marbling is the amount of intramuscular fat in beef. It is a measure of the quality of beef, as it contributes to the flavour and tenderness of the meat. The more marbling a piece of beef has, the higher the quality.
Meat and fat ratio is the percentage of meat to fat in beef trimmings. It is a measure of the efficiency of the trimming process. The higher the meat and fat ratio, the more efficient the trimming process.
Both marbling and meat and fat ratio are important factors in the production of protein foods. By measuring these factors, producers can ensure that they are producing high-quality beef that is efficient to produce.
There are a number of ways that measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help to produce protein foods in a more efficient way. For example, producers can use this information to select cattle that are more likely to produce high-quality beef. They can also use this information to adjust their feeding and management practices to improve the marbling and meat and fat ratio of their beef.
In addition, measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help producers to reduce waste. For example, producers can use this information to identify and remove excess fat from beef trimmings. This can help to reduce the amount of waste that is generated and improve the efficiency of the trimming process.
Overall, measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio is a valuable tool for producers who are looking to produce protein foods in a more efficient and sustainable way.
Here are some additional ways that measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help to produce protein foods in a more efficient way:
Improved product quality: By selecting cattle that are more likely to produce high-quality beef, producers can produce products that are more flavorful and tender. This can lead to increased customer satisfaction and repeat business.
Reduced waste: By identifying and removing excess fat from beef trimmings, producers can reduce waste and improve the efficiency of the trimming process. This can save money and help to protect the environment.
Increased profits: By producing higher quality products and reducing waste, producers can increase their profits.
If you are a producer of protein foods, I encourage you to consider measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio. These measurements can help you to improve the efficiency and sustainability of your production process.
Meat and fat ratio is the percentage of meat to fat in beef trimmings. It is a measure of the efficiency of the trimming process. The higher the meat and fat ratio, the more efficient the trimming process.
Both marbling and meat and fat ratio are important factors in the production of protein foods. By measuring these factors, producers can ensure that they are producing high-quality beef that is efficient to produce.
There are a number of ways that measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help to produce protein foods in a more efficient way. For example, producers can use this information to select cattle that are more likely to produce high-quality beef. They can also use this information to adjust their feeding and management practices to improve the marbling and meat and fat ratio of their beef.
In addition, measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help producers to reduce waste. For example, producers can use this information to identify and remove excess fat from beef trimmings. This can help to reduce the amount of waste that is generated and improve the efficiency of the trimming process.
Overall, measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio is a valuable tool for producers who are looking to produce protein foods in a more efficient and sustainable way.
Here are some additional ways that measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio can help to produce protein foods in a more efficient way:
Improved product quality: By selecting cattle that are more likely to produce high-quality beef, producers can produce products that are more flavorful and tender. This can lead to increased customer satisfaction and repeat business.
Reduced waste: By identifying and removing excess fat from beef trimmings, producers can reduce waste and improve the efficiency of the trimming process. This can save money and help to protect the environment.
Increased profits: By producing higher quality products and reducing waste, producers can increase their profits.
If you are a producer of protein foods, I encourage you to consider measuring marbling and meat and fat ratio. These measurements can help you to improve the efficiency and sustainability of your production process.
Protein Food Processing
Helping meat and food processors become more efficient
Short Business Description
UBI Meat's AI-powered marbling measurement system is highly accurate, efficient, consistent, reliable, and scalable.
In more detail, here is a brief explanation of each of these advantages:
Accuracy: UBI Meat's system is more accurate than traditional methods of marbling assessment, which are often subjective and can lead to inconsistent results.
Efficiency: UBI Meat's system is faster and easier to use than traditional methods, which can save time and money.
Consistency: UBI Meat's system provides consistent results, which is important for ensuring that products meet quality standards and that customers receive a consistent product experience.
Reliability: UBI Meat's system is highly reliable and can be used to accurately measure marbling even in challenging conditions.
Scalability: UBI Meat's system can be used to assess the marbling of beef of any size or shape, making it a versatile tool that can be used by meat processors of all sizes.
Overall, UBI Meat's AI-powered marbling measurement system is a valuable tool for meat processors who want to ensure that their products meet quality standards and that customers receive a consistent product experience.
In more detail, here is a brief explanation of each of these advantages:
Accuracy: UBI Meat's system is more accurate than traditional methods of marbling assessment, which are often subjective and can lead to inconsistent results.
Efficiency: UBI Meat's system is faster and easier to use than traditional methods, which can save time and money.
Consistency: UBI Meat's system provides consistent results, which is important for ensuring that products meet quality standards and that customers receive a consistent product experience.
Reliability: UBI Meat's system is highly reliable and can be used to accurately measure marbling even in challenging conditions.
Scalability: UBI Meat's system can be used to assess the marbling of beef of any size or shape, making it a versatile tool that can be used by meat processors of all sizes.
Overall, UBI Meat's AI-powered marbling measurement system is a valuable tool for meat processors who want to ensure that their products meet quality standards and that customers receive a consistent product experience.
Phone:
+15148034090
+15148034090
Mailing Address:
7878 Rue Ostell-Crescent, Montreal, Quebec
H4P 1Y9
7878 Rue Ostell-Crescent, Montreal, Quebec
H4P 1Y9
University of Manitoba
Listed In:
By-Products and Co-Products, Plant Protein, Protein Functionality, Protein Processing, Protein Quality, Research
Business Type
Researcher
Main Contact Person
Amanda Gomes Almeida Sa
Position
Postdoctoral Fellow Researcher
Department
Food and Human Nutritional Sciences
City
Winnipeg
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Warburtons
Listed In:
Agricultural Innovations, Food Safety, Genetics, Plant Protein, Protein Processing, Protein Quality
Business Type
Company
Main Contact Person
Adam Dyck
Position
Program Manager (Canada)
Department
N/A
City
St. Francois Xavier
Province
Manitoba
Country
Canada
Keywords
Infrastructure
milling, test baking, pilot baking, baking, farinograph, Warburtons Research and Innovation Center in the UK, collaborate with Canadian International Grains Institute, University of Manitoba, AAFC, CGC, Richardson Farms
Primary Production and Harvesting
Scanning breeder material for suitable varieties, GxE studies, Food Safety (MRL's and Free Asparagine), sustainability in the entire supply chain
Protein Food Processing
Using different processing methods to improve quality, addition of unique ingredients, or the ability for more clean label products.
Packaging
Moving away from single use plastics. Environmentally friendly packaging.
Consumer Acceptability
Continuously running consumer focus groups to analyze trends and consumer interests
Assessment of the Safety and Nutritional Value of Protein Foods
Free asparagine in wheat, work around pulses inclusion in the bakery sector
Phone:
2048642453
2048642453
Mailing Address:
409 MaKay Street
R4L 1A9
409 MaKay Street
R4L 1A9