Blast Freezing & Wind Tunnel
FBC’s early history describes the use of a -40-degree blast freezer and wind-tunnel system to freeze processed beef products intended for Japan.
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From the company’s early work with specialized beef products for Japan to subsequent facility expansions, FBC’s published history emphasizes product freezing, temperature control, logistics and product quality management.
This page presents those existing statements in a clear, buyer-friendly format. Detailed quality procedures and current certifications are subject to company verification.
The following descriptions are based on the official Our Story page and describe historical processing systems and the 2015 facility expansion.
FBC’s early history describes the use of a -40-degree blast freezer and wind-tunnel system to freeze processed beef products intended for Japan.
FBC’s 2015 facility expansion included a low-charge ammonia refrigeration system, according to its published company history.
The 2015 expansion is described as incorporating detailed facility temperature control and specialized logistics and product quality management.
FBC's existing website presents these marks together. Here, we have organized them by their different roles so customers can explore the references without confusing certifications, programs and business organizations.
Certification and product-related references shown by FBC. Current applicability should be confirmed before use in a purchasing decision.

Food safety management certification scheme. Current certificate, facility scope and validity require confirmation.

Halal certification mark displayed on the source website. Product coverage, certification body and validity are not yet verified.

Organic certification organization. Any applicable product or facility certification must be confirmed separately.
Program and government-agency references; appearance here does not itself indicate a third-party certification.

USDA AMS is a U.S. government agency. The specific relationship represented by the original logo needs verification.

Workplace accountability program reference. Participation, assessment and current standing are not independently verified.
Local and statewide business organizations that appear on the existing FBC website.

Regional economic development organization serving the Fremont area.

Statewide business organization supporting Nebraska's business community.
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