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The cotton picked in the cotton field is separated from the cotton floss by the flannel stripper and the cottonseed is left. Where should cottonseed go?
"This is a seed, it can also squeeze oil." In the eyes of most people, this answer covers almost all that is known. However, the company's approach has changed the author's inherent understanding. Recently, Chen Zhijiang, general manager of Shandong Zhonghui Cotton Biotechnology Co., Ltd., located in Longju Town, Dongying District, Shandong Province, introduced to the author: "As a high-tech enterprise, cottonseed has been'eaten and dried'here, and its products include De-Phenol cottonseed protein, cottonseed linter, refined cottonseed oil, cottonseed meal, cottonseed rind, oil sludge and so on." What is dephenolized cottonseed protein?
"Dephenol cottonseed protein products can replace animal and plant proteins such as SOYBEAN MEAL, corn protein meal, fish meal and so on. They are good feedstuffs for livestock, poultry and aquatic products." Chen Zhijiang said that last year, the company cooperated with Nanjing University, Tsinghua University and other universities to achieve technological innovation, and introduced a new process for the production of feed De-Phenol cottonseed protein. After introducing the new technology of De-Phenol cottonseed protein, the denaturation of cottonseed protein was greatly reduced, and GOSSYPOLCELLULOSE/p>
2026-09-05
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