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Page 1: Soy protein in baking Gregory Penner Soy 20/20 February 25 th, 2004.

Soy protein in baking

Gregory PennerSoy 20/20February 25th, 2004

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Overview

• Canadian soybean production• Overview of soy protein uses in

baking• Market analysis• Constraints to growth• Summary

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Soybean composition

Protein, 38%

Soluble carbohydrates,

15%

Insoluble carbohydrates,

15%

Oil, 18%

Moisture, ash, other, 14%

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Soy processing

Oil

Meal

Crush

Protein 49%Oil 1%Soluble carbohydrates19%Insoluble carbohydrates19%Moisture, ash, other12%

Soyflour

Soygrits

TSP

Fine grind

Coarse grind

Extruded

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Soy protein processing

Soymeal Soy proteinconcentrate

Soy proteinisolate

Solublecarbohydrates

Solublefibre

70% protein 95% protein

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Uses of soy protein in

baking

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What is being used now

• Heat treated commodity soy flour• $0.28/lb FOB Toronto• Mixture of GMO/non-GMO

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Value that is being missed1.) Natural bleaching

Lipoxygenase capable of whitening bread flour

Lipoxygenase primary cause of off-flavour1% to 2% soyflour off-flavour not a problem

Enzyme present insoybean

Wheat flour

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2.) Low off-flavour soybean

This picture createsexpectations.

Products cannot disappoint.

Soybean varieties with low off-flavour exist.

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3.) Functional synergy with wheat flour.

• There are soybean varieties that have the capability of interacting positively with wheat flour.

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4.) Okara as an additive

Okara

Protein

Fibre

Probiotic sugars

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Market analysis

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Ontario bakery exports to the U.S.

0 100 200 300 400

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

Export value (M Cdn $)

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Per capita wheat flour consumption

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

Kg wheat flour/person/year

U.K.

France

U.S.

Canada

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Wheat flour consumption

0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0

Wheat flour consumed MT

Canada

U.S.

U.K.

France

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Market penetration assumptions

AssumptionsAmount of soyflour added 1%Market penetration (Canada) 50%Market penetration (U.K.) 30%Market penetration (France) 25%Market penetration (U.S.) 15%

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Soy flour opportunity

0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000

MT soyflour

Canada

U.S.

U.K.

France

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Soyflour value

$0

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

$3,000,000

$4,000,000

$5,000,000

$6,000,000

$7,000,000

$8,000,000

So

yflo

ur

valu

e (C

dn

$)

Canada U.S. U.K. France

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Summary of value analysis

• Soyflour cannibalizes wheat flour sales.

• Value add in North American markets leverages wheat product sales.

• Non-GMO/Value add in Europe leverages wheat product sales.

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Constraints to growth

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Value chain analysis

Variety development

Grainhandlers

Crushingplants

Proteinprocessing

Soyfoodcompanies

Consumers

RetailersFood

companies

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Soy protein value chain in Canada

Variety development

Grainhandlers

Crushingplants

Soyfoodcompanies

Consumers

RetailersFood

companies

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How the gap has been filled

U.S.Crushers

Soyfoodcompanies

Consumers

RetailersFood

companies

U.S.protein

processing

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Why has this happened?

Hexane Soy flour$0.28/lb

Non-hexane Soy flour$0.35/lb

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Existing soy protein

suppliers

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Companies with capacity

• Hayhoe Mills• Jackson Seeds• NewlyWeds

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Lots of other companies considering development of capacity.

Need to be able to identify clients.

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Summary

• Soyflour use in the bakery industry is growing

• Value-added opportunities in Canada are being missed.

• Incorporation of these opportunities will leverage wheat product sales.

• We need to creatively build a value chain to capture these opportunities.

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Objectives for today

• Obtain feedback on market issues• Create linkages• Determine if perceived

opportunities are worthwhile• Identify constraints to removing

them