Good Food
Turning Fat into Fuel
In October 2008, Tyson Foods partnered with Syntroleum Corporation to produce renewable diesel. They will start producing in 2010, with a total capacity of 75 million gallons per year. The project primarily will use non-food grade animal fats produced or procured by Tyson, such as beef tallow, pork lard, chicken fat and cooking grease.
In October 2008, Tyson Foods partnered with Syntroleum Corporation to produce renewable diesel. They will start producing in 2010, with a total capacity of 75 million gallons per year. The project primarily will use non-food grade animal fats produced or procured by Tyson, such as beef tallow, pork lard, chicken fat and cooking grease. Jeff Webster oversees renewable products division at Tyson.