Tomato products are used in a wide range of processed foods. Pasta sauce, pizza toppings, tomato puree, soups, ketchup, relish, etc.

During processing, tomatoes are deposited into a flume for washing and sorting, steamed and peeled, and pulped to remove seeds and skins. At this point it may be chopped and canned, or turned into paste or sauces. For paste, pulp enters evaporators to remove water and concentrate it to 28-30% solids for “cold break,” used in ketchup and juice, or 36-38% solids, used for pasta and pizza sauces and canned tomato paste.

Sulphate Soap is a by-product in the production of pulp in the paper processing industry. It is used in production of Tall Oil (Pine Oil), which may be refined into various value-added products.

A sugar solution is a syrup in which a sweetener such as sucrose is dissolved in water to form an easy-to-mix addition for food and beverage processors without having deal with undissolved sugars.

A food product of ground meat, fillers and spices, often encased in a natural intestine or cellulosic or collagen skin to form a cylindrical casing, but also sold in bulk and as patties.

The term sauces covers a wide range of food products ranging from ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, apple sauce, gravies and many other condiments.

Protein solutions are used for parenteral therapeutics such as monoclonal antibodies and vaccine components, made through biological processing techniques.

Pharmaceuticals are substances used in the diagnosis, treatment and/or prevention of diseases in humans and animals. Can also be referred to as drugs and medications.

Pet foods are commercially produced nutrition for pets and domestic animals. Many pet foods are produced from the by-products of the human food manufacturing industry.