Products

TLS Mercantile Soya TVP Chunks/Wadi is made using optimum grade de-fatted soy flour, a by-product of extracting soy bean oil. Since these are enriched with proteins and used as a substitute of meat as they contain minimal cholesterol. These are used in several meat foods, such as banger, pork luncheon meat and sausage. Helpful in increasing their taste and flavor, these are used in freeze food, which is further, steamed stuffed bun, mincemeat and dumpling. These assist us in improving the water-binding, having proper nutritional structure and absorbing fat. TVP stands for textured vegetable protein, a more accurate name would be textured soy protein, as that's what it's made from. Ideal as a meatless substitute in casseroles, stews and curries, similar to tofu it is relatively tasteless and easily picks up the flavorings and spices of the dish you use it in. Often people marinade it in their preferred taste and then add to a wide variety of dishes.

Soya Grits are manufactured using only Non GMO soya-bean seed. Before being processed the seeds go through a rigorous multiple stage cleaning process to remove all foreign material. The graded seeds are then conditioned, cracked, de-hulled and rolled into flakes. The flakes undergo highly efficient extraction. They are then effectively toasted, to obtain optimum level of protein, maintain amino acid profile and destroy anti-nutritional factors.The finished product then undergoes a final vigorous screening through advanced graders to get desired uniform consistency throughout the product. Can be used as a source of high protein ingredient in all classes of poultry, aqua, swine and equine feed formulations.

Organic Soybean meal also known as Soyabean Oil Cake is a flour made by grinding the solid residue of soybean oil production. It is widely used as a filler and source of protein in animal diet, including pig, chicken, cattle, horse, sheep, and fish feed. Soybean meal is preferably made from high quality, sound, clean, dehulled yellow beans, since beans with a dark colored seed coat, or even beans with a dark hilum will inadvertently leave undesirable dark specks in the flour.