Argentina: Agriculture seeks to incorporate dry beer bagasse into the Argentine Food Code

Published Feb 19, 2021

Tridge summary

The Argentine Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries is exploring the possibility of including dry beer bagasse, a by-product of the brewing process, into the Argentine Food Code. This move aims to provide a sustainable business opportunity for the beer sector and reduce losses for breweries and microbreweries. The by-product could be used as an ingredient in the production of various food products, such as bakery and pastry items. The decision to include the by-product in the food code is part of public policies aimed at positively impacting the environment and the food sector, and is in line with the principles of the circular economy and bioeconomy. Studies on the physicochemical and microbiological parameters of the by-product are being conducted by CONICET, with support from the FAO.
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The initiative is proposed as part of public policies aimed at positively impacting the environment and food SMEs in our country. Sustainable business opportunity for the beer sector. Sharing social networks Within the framework of the National Plan for the Reduction of Food Losses and Waste, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Nation, reports that studies have begun to advance, through the Secretariat of Food, Bioeconomy and Development Regional (SAByDR) and within the scope of the National Food Commission (CONAL), with the process of incorporation into the Argentine Food Code (CAA) of dry beer bagasse, as an alternative to reduce losses for hundreds of breweries and microbreweries. "The Argentine beer sector is made up of artisanal beer producers -who group more than 550 microbreweries that represent 2.2% of the total market, 30% of the total draft beer, and which is an important generator of employment. ; and industrial processors with an enormous ...

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