Let’s meet the winner of the Soy Innovation Challenge, whose being recognized for their fermentation process!

Clean Label Solution has been named this year’s Soy Innovation Challenge grand prize winner. The United Soybean Board, in partnership with The Yield Lab Institute, are recognizing Clean Label Solution for its fermentation process that delivers high-value beef and dairy cattle feed from soybeans.

Founder and CEO Dr. Mohammad Arshadi joined RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander to discuss why he felt entering the challenge was important, the product’s impact on U.S. soy, and if he sees this product advancing in years to come.

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