Denali procures waste food by-products from a large base of food manufacturing facilities, retail grocery store chains, and restaurants located across the United States. These food by-products are either delivered directly to livestock production facilities within the US or taken to one of our partner-owned or company-owned, food-to-feed processing facilities to be processed and blended with other commodities to be used or marketed as a high-quality feed supplement to local livestock production operations.

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Animal Feed

Denali collects food waste from a large base of food manufacturing facilities, grocery stores & restaurants located across the United States. These food byproducts are either delivered directly to local farms or taken to one of our facilities to be further processed and blended to be used as a high-quality animal feed that will then be delivered to local livestock operations.

Our state-of-the-art processing plants located throughout the west coast, are able to separate the bakery material from the packaging while also heating the product to a temperature that eliminates and destroys any possible contaminants that would not make it suitable for animal feed. Bakery Solutions markets this finished “Bakery” product into the livestock industry where it serves as a replacement for feeding traditional corn animal feed

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Services

Between our facilities, including Imperial Western Products, and our partner-owned facilities, we are proud to have more than 100 years of combined experience in animal feed manufacturing. Some of the services we provide are:

  • Food Waste Collection & Processing
  • Depackaging
  • Custom Equipment Design & Installation
  • Product Destruction W/ Certificates of Destruction
  • Liquid Waste Recovery/Destruction
  • Data Analytics

The Volume of
Food Waste

According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), it is estimated that approximately 30-40% of the food supply in the United States goes to waste each year. This equates to roughly 133 billion pounds of food, or over $161 billion worth of food, going to waste annually in the U.S.

Food waste can be a valuable resource that can be repurposed as animal feed. Many types of food waste, such as vegetable scraps, bakery waste, and outdated food products, can be used to feed animals.

There are several benefits to using food waste as animal feed. First, it helps to reduce the amount of food waste that goes to landfill, which can have negative environmental impacts. Second, it can provide a low-cost alternative to traditional animal feed sources, which can be expensive. Finally, using food waste as animal feed can help to reduce the demand for land and water resources needed to produce feed crops.

It is important to note that not all food waste is suitable for use as animal feed. Some types of food waste may contain harmful contaminants or pathogens that could be harmful to animals. Therefore, it is important to properly process and treat food waste before using it as animal feed.

Denali’s Expertise in Converting Food Waste to Animal Feed


Denali’s Contribution To
Reducing Climate Change

Greenhouse Effect

Every 3.64 tons of bakery food waste we sell as animal feed conserves one acre of US forest which equals the removal of 2.6 trucks off the road daily. Based on our annual production, Denali has taken the equivalent of 24,122 trucks off the road annual

Water Conservation

Each ton of bakery and organics fed to livestock is the equivalent of converting 89,250 gallons of water that otherwise would have been diverted to corn.

Land Conservation

Through the production of 15,000 tons of baker animal feed produced monthly, Denali was able to drastically reduce the consumption of water wasting by growing traditional corn for animal feed. This equates to 49,450 acres of annual land conservation.

DENALI’S REPORTING CAPABILITIES

Denali works with its manufacturing partners to provide data and analytics that support the complex state and federal regulations they’re required to meet. The current business environment for food processors and distributors is quite complicated, like the federal Food Safety and Modernization Act.

Through reporting on a weekly and/or monthly basis, Denali can track and record all necessary data. For instance, Denali has scales onsite, on trucks, and at facilities that can weigh the material for each pickup and give our customers access to real-time data as we enter it into our system. This information is also stored in our system so historical data is available.

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