Almond Processing: Pre-Cleaning, Hulling/Shelling & Processing (in California)

[@franksmith2200]

great Video. What do they do with the shells after they take out the nut?

[@Theproducenerd]

Thank you! There is an entire section on what this operation does with the shells and other parts that get recycled at the end of this post: www.theproducenerd.com/2018/12/almond-processing/

[@appexindustries9831]

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[@josheverheart7179]

Munch, munch, time for lunch

[@aminebenabbou6626]

Appex Industries hi, where are you are located ?

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[@Theproducenerd]

WOW, thank you so much for the message!!!! I really appreciate it!

[@oliviabollana7870]

Such an amazing and informative video. Thank you

[@danial_amini]

wow amazing video thanks so much!

[@BDavis-kc7fb]

I specifically wanted a gravity table video

[@Menstral]

Awesome

[@franksmith2200]

I read the almond processing story, and still could not find out what happens to the shells after the nuts are separated.

[@dionwilkin]

Almond hulls and shell is used in the dairy industry, the hulls as feed, and shell as bedding.

[@luca7588]

Don’t the almonds have to be pasteurized per USDA?

[@Theproducenerd]

Not if they’re going to an international market, which is where the majority of this supplier’s product goes.

[@Kay-slay]

Can this machine crack open Caribbean almonds?

[@dpgboss6209]

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[@santhikumarichagam9830]

Which place sir

[@ساحلالعاج-ذ6غ]

Hello, please, how much is the price per ton?

[@Theproducenerd]

You will need to contact the grower directly. I have the company linked in the video description notes.

[@bunthansephierothkong5478]

Eating almonds right now

[@Theproducenerd]

Awesome!

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[@murtazarahimi2099]

Hello. I am from Afghanistan There are lots of almonds in our province but since our country is safe we ​​cannot pack and sell almonds in our standard. Someone is there to help us

[@mahmoodulhassan4273]

can you supply to Pakistan

[@venkatakv9833]

Can u supply to Hyderabad, India

[@mukeshmahoviya1547]

I'll send it

[@mahmoodulhassan4273]

@@mukeshmahoviya1547 How

[@murtazarahimi2099]

@@mukeshmahoviya1547 can you tell me how?

[@parkermihelic1627]

Raccoon eggs here

[@helanglic4950]

Same

[@erinespinoza4579]

Why the subtitle's??

[@Theproducenerd]

That must be a part of your settings because I don't have any subtitles set.

[@HolyManta]

So much shaking!

[@Theproducenerd]

Yes, so much shaking!

[@opaldrawz797]

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[@danielmeyers5598]

...and then they process em with pesticides and/or steam and deep fried (if they are NOT DRY roasted nor raw) kinda left that out eh?

[@Theproducenerd]

I didn't leave it out. This processor does not perform the pasteurization process. Here is more on that from the full post on my website: What About the Pasteurization Step? All almond kernels sold in the United States are required to be pasteurized before they can enter the market. This is not required if the almonds go on to further processing (e.g., roasting, blanching, slicing, etc.), or if they are sold in-shell. The pasteurization step does not occur at this processor because only about 5% of the product they produce will be sold as whole kernels into the United States market. The rest of their product is either exported, further processed or goes onto another facility that completes the pasteurization step. If you want to get a glimpse of the nut pasteurization process, check out my walnut video.

[@murtazarahimi2099]

Hello. I am from Afghanistan There are lots of almonds in our province but since our country is safe we ​​cannot pack and sell almonds in our standard. Someone is there to help us