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Science and application

Meat processing plant

The meat processing plant is in the basement of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food. It is equipped for practical teaching, professional training and research, and for carrying out the experimental part of bachelor's, master's and doctoral theses.

Developing new products

Its work also includes the development and experimental production of new meat preparations and products for the needs of the meat industry and of companies that distribute spices, additives and other ingredients for use in the meat industry.

A professor and students in the meat processing plant, by the meat mincer and the finished meat products
Practical teaching in the meat processing plant.Photo: FASF

Main equipment

  • Meat grinder (Končar)
  • Bowl cutter (Mado)
  • Filler (Tre Spade)
  • Ice maker (Scotsman)
  • Atmos unit (Hran Mehanika)
  • Mixer (Vakona)
  • Vacuum-packing machines
  • Refrigerators
  • Balances
  • Hand tools
  • Brine injector

Production

Making meat preparations and products for teaching and research purposes.

Activities

  • Practical teaching in meat technology and meat processing
  • Research in meat processing
  • Carrying out the experimental part of bachelor's, master's and doctoral theses
  • Developing formulations and the experimental production of meat preparations and products
  • Studying how the composition of the raw materials and the processing methods affect the quality of the finished products

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