Category 3 Products HomeProductsCategory 3 Products Category 3 products are derived from by-products that are fit for human consumption but not consumed by humans for reasons of choice or lack of commercial value (for example, hooves, skin, bristles, feathers or blood). Our high-quality products supply the animal feed, fish feed, and pet food industries. Jump Straight To: Tallow | Poultry Oil | Processed Animal Protein (PAP) | Blood Meal | Poultry Meal | Feather Meal More information While Category 1 tallow is only used as fuel because of its risk factor, Category 3 tallow is used as a raw material for oleochemicals (fats and lipids) which are used as ingredients for the production of a wide range of household goods such as cosmetics and lubricants. It can also be used for biodiesel. Description A light yellow fatty substance Process Crushing, cooking, pressing, separation, and sterilisation Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 More information The most unsaturated terrestrial animal fat, poultry oil is extracted from poultry by-products from EU-Approved poultry slaughter plants and has a high oleic acid content. It can be used as an inexpensive alternative to fish oils due to its low content of saturated fatty acids. We generally sell poultry oil to the animal feed industry. Description A clear, honey-coloured oil Process Crushing, cooking, pressing, and separation Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 More information Processed animal protein (PAP) is a valuable ingredient in pet food, aquafeed, and (outside the EU) land animal feed, delivering essential nutrition and energy. It is free from any specified risk material and produced to the highest standards of hygiene and traceability. PAP contains minerals, proteins, and fats and is species-specific to avoid any risk of intra-species recycling. PAP is an excellent alternative to soya, rapeseed, and lupin. It is transported in dedicated trailers only. These are clearly labelled “Category 3 not for Human Consumption”. Description A homogenous, granular, free-flowing, brown meal Process Crushing, cooking, separation, and milling Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 More information High-protein blood meal is also high in nitrogen and often used as a fertiliser. It is made with poultry blood from EU Approved Chicken slaughter plants and sold primarily to the farming and the shellfish industries. Description A homogenous, granular, free-flowing, light brown meal Process Separation, drying, and milling Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 More information Poultry meal consists of the ground, wet-rendered, clean parts of the offal and carcasses of slaughtered chickens from EU Approved Chicken slaughter plants pet food industry. Description A homogenous, granular, free-flowing, light brown meal Process Drying, and milling Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 More information Feather meal is a poultry protein source produced from fresh feathers from EU-Approved poultry slaughter plants. Feather feedstock is free of additives and accelerators and does not contain dried coagulated chicken blood. It’s an ideal ingredient in formulated animal feed and organic fertiliser. We sell to the fertiliser industry, fish food industry, and pet food industry. Description A homogenous, granular, free-flowing, light brown meal Process Hydrolysing, drying, and milling Country Of Origin Ireland Standards GMP certified and EU Registered 1069/2009 Headquarters College Road, Nobber, Co. Meath, A82 XT61, Ireland Farragh Monnery Upper, Crossdoney, Co. Cavan, H12 X7P9, Ireland Contact Us About Us About College Group Meet the team CSR History Products & Services Process Category 1 Products Category 3 Products College Biodiesel FOG Collections The Enviroment Sustainability Carbon Footprint Technology Latest Blogs College Group Low Carbon Pledge Award and presentation of College Group Bursary 2018 © 2020 College Group - Closing The Bio-Waste Circle