sugar beet pulp
product
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Sugar beet pulp is a byproduct of sugar extraction from sugar beets. After the sugar has been removed, the remaining slices of the beet are known as beet pulp. This pulp is primarily used as animal feed, often mixed with molasses in either loose or pellet form.12
Beyond animal feed, sugar beet pulp also finds applications as an edible fiber. It can be added to baked goods and processed foods to increase their soluble fiber content. Additionally, it is utilized in paper manufacturing.2
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