The newspaper Taian October 18th (Reporter Bai Xue Liu Lai) On the 18th, this newspaper reported that “Length of expired moon cakes must be sold as feed.†Many people called and said this was too wasteful. Professor Liu Yusheng, director of the Institute of Environmental Biology and Insect Resources at Shandong Agricultural University, said that according to the latest research, expired mooncakes can be used as insects' favorite foods, extracting protein and biodiesel.
On the 18th, the reporter received a number of public calls and everyone expressed regret and helplessness about this waste. The public, Xin Limin, said that it was a pity that the overdue moon cakes were sold as fodder. This was a lot of money. A teacher from Shandong Agricultural University told the reporter that the organic circulatory system studied by Prof. Liu Yusheng of the University of Plant Protection of the University happened to solve the problem of wasted food.
Afterwards, the reporter contacted Prof. Liu Yusheng. Liu Yusheng stated that he has always been concerned about food safety and has also done a lot of specialized research. “In a big sense, the handling of expired food is not only a matter of resources, but also food security.†Liu Yusheng said that expired mooncakes and animals will have adverse effects. Now they are thrown away or concentrated destruction, but It will cause waste of resources and environmental pollution, the best way is the biotransformation process.
“The organic waste recycling system I am working on can handle expired moon cakes, etc. After the treatment is completed, it will become a kind of delicacy for those who like to eat spoiled foods. After eating, they will produce abundant proteins themselves, after which we can use insects. Refined biodiesel and protein for production, etc." Professor Liu Yusheng explained.
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