Cargill soy protein concentrates and isolates

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Cargill produces soy protein concentrates and isolates for food manufacturing — providing functional protein with emulsification, gelation, and water-binding properties for meat processing, bakery, and nutritional applications.

Overview

Soy protein is the most established plant protein in food manufacturing. Cargill's soy protein concentrates (65-72% protein) and isolates (90%+ protein) serve applications requiring both nutritional protein fortification and functional performance — emulsification in processed meat, water binding in bakery, and protein fortification in bars and beverages. Products are available in textured and non-textured formats.

Technical specifications
  • Soy protein concentrate: 65-72% protein; emulsification, water binding, texture
  • Soy protein isolate: 90%+ protein; high solubility, neutral taste
  • Textured soy protein: extruded forms mimicking meat texture for plant-based applications
  • Soy flour: full-fat and defatted grades for bakery and industrial use
  • Applications: processed meat, bakery, nutrition bars, beverages, plant-based alternatives
Technology readiness level

TRL 9 — established soy protein portfolio from Cargill's oilseed processing operations.

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About Cargill

Cargill is a global leader in agricultural, food, and industrial products, with a strong focus on sustainability and innovation in bio-based solutions.

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