Talloman (Craig Mostyn Group)
Headquartered in Australia
Talloman, the rendering division of the Craig Mostyn Group, processes animal co-products (mixed abattoir material, fat and bone, blood, feather and poultry by-products) into feed ingredients such as meat meal and tallow for the pet food, aquaculture, pig and poultry industries. Its plant is in Hazelmere, Western Australia and is the largest renderer in the state.
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