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NEW HAMBURG —
Mauro Trinchini will never forget the phone of a man who wants to buy a big bag of bull penis.
Trinchini is in his father\'s business --
Banner packaging in Toronto
34 years ago, when the call to decide fate called
Banner for packing dog food.
Trinchini learned the meat business in that factory.
He worked up like everyone else.
At first, he drove around the city in a \"bone truck\" to collect unused animal parts from the butcher.
By 1988 he was the factory manager.
Then the phone rang and the life of Trinchini changed.
The caller wants a bag of bull \"pizza \"--
The meat industry term for the ox penis.
The caller is going to sell pizza for dogs.
I can do that. That\'s what he did.
In 1989, he bought a truck trailer and ran a dry bull pizza shop on a farm outside Tavistock.
With Trinchini as president and owner, the company has become a European pet products company.
The company moved to Ardelt Place in kidina in 1994.
In the past 15 years, it has run 160,000-square-
Foot Factory for new burger.
Eurocan leases 40,000 square feet to transform up to 120,000 tons of animal parts using 80,000 square feet
Beef, chicken and pork
There are more than 20 different dog foods in Canada and the United States.
The company\'s flagship product is called Bullwrinkles.
They are dry penises of horses and bulls, cut into different lengths.
The motto of the company is: \"We make dogs happy.
\"Dogs get an average of $600 a year for snacks,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"$50 per dog per month.
There are 0. 16 billion dogs in North America.
So there is a lot of money in food.
\"Every day, three tractors and tractors leave the factory with dog food.
The factory exports about its products to the United States. S.
Retailers carrying their products include Pet Depot at PetSmart, Target, Canadian Tires, Walmart, Pet Valu and Ren.
Eurocan has its own brand, Barnsdale Farms, but also packs the product in packages offered by large retailers.
Raw materials are transported into the factory by truck from slaughterhouse in Ontario and the United StatesS.
\"A big selling point of our products is that everything is natural --
No additives, no preservatives, \"said Steve Else, sales director.
\"People treat their dogs like they do with their children, especially people who don\'t have children will treat their dogs better,\" he said . \".
The new Hamburg factory, with 26 employees, is the first factory in the industry to obtain the coveted ranking of the Food Institute for Safety and Quality --
An international standards agency that is responsible for the inspection of factories, products and supply chains to ensure transparency, traceability and cleanliness.
\"We spent a lot of energy and money on this,\" Trinchini said . \".
When the original product arrives at the loading dock, it is weighed and the batch number is assigned.
When the finished product is shipped out, the package can be traced all the way back to the slaughterhouse, and every other step of the journey to the store shelves can be served as a dog.
From the beef portion alone, the company produced 15 different dog foods based on the Barnsdale brand
Beef fillet, beef rib, beef taffy, beef jerky, beef liver, beef strip, raw beef trachea, beef wet (a big bone)
Crown knuckle (also bones).
There are also dried chicken, bones in the box, pig ears and smoked bacon, which come from a piece of meat between pig shoulders.
Eurocan has a lot of industrial smokers for this product.
It also has several large industrial ovens in which animal parts are placed on metal racks.
Bull pizzles, the brand Bullwrinkles, is not available for the company. 1 seller.
Time and temperature are business secrets when turning pizza into dog food.
\"You must do it well.
\"The way to go is not very fast,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"They will become brittle if you go too fast.
So it\'s all the time and temperature.
There is a lot of internal technology on how to do this.
\"Today there is a 1984-cover pet food magazine on the wall of the company\'s conference room, under the frame and glass.
The picture shows Trinchini\'s father, standing next to a worker who operates a large machine.
\"On the cover of the pet food magazine, that\'s my dad.
This is the banner packaging factory in 1984.
\"In 1988 I was the manager of that factory so I could run that thing with my eyes closed.
This is a extruder for the manufacture of dry grain dog food.
\"Right in the Trinchini office in the hallway.
He is an avid hunter with moose and antlers on the walls.
There is the head of a wild boar.
Not surprisingly, there is a bull pizza on the shelf behind his desk.
The longest time Trinchini has never seen --
Just a metre long-
It reminds people how the business started more than 30 years ago.
Tpender @ therecord.
New Burger-
Mauro Trinchini will never forget the phone of a man who wants to buy a big bag of bull penis.
Trinchini is in his father\'s business --
Banner packaging in Toronto
34 years ago, when the call to decide fate called
Banner for packing dog food.
Trinchini learned the meat business in that factory.
He worked up like everyone else.
At first, he drove around the city in a \"bone truck\" to collect unused animal parts from the butcher.
By 1988 he was the factory manager.
Then the phone rang and the life of Trinchini changed.
The caller wants a bag of bull \"pizza \"--
The meat industry term for the ox penis.
The caller is going to sell pizza for dogs.
I can do that. That\'s what he did.
In 1989, he bought a truck trailer and ran a dry bull pizza shop on a farm outside Tavistock.
With Trinchini as president and owner, the company has become a European pet products company.
The company moved to Ardelt Place in kidina in 1994.
In the past 15 years, it has run 160,000-square-
Foot Factory for new burger.
Eurocan leases 40,000 square feet to transform up to 120,000 tons of animal parts using 80,000 square feet
Beef, chicken and pork
There are more than 20 different dog foods in Canada and the United States.
The company\'s flagship product is called Bullwrinkles.
They are dry penises of horses and bulls, cut into different lengths.
The motto of the company is: \"We make dogs happy.
\"Dogs get an average of $600 a year for snacks,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"$50 per dog per month.
There are 0. 16 billion dogs in North America.
So there is a lot of money in food.
\"Every day, three tractors and tractors leave the factory with dog food.
The factory exports about its products to the United States. S.
Retailers carrying their products include Pet Depot at PetSmart, Target, Canadian Tires, Walmart, Pet Valu and Ren.
Eurocan has its own brand, Barnsdale Farms, but also packs the product in packages offered by large retailers.
Raw materials are transported into the factory by truck from slaughterhouse in Ontario and the United StatesS.
\"A big selling point of our products is that everything is natural --
No additives, no preservatives, \"said Steve Else, sales director.
\"People treat their dogs like they do with their children, especially people who don\'t have children will treat their dogs better,\" he said . \".
The new Hamburg factory, with 26 employees, is the first factory in the industry to obtain the coveted ranking of the Food Institute for Safety and Quality --
An international standards agency that is responsible for the inspection of factories, products and supply chains to ensure transparency, traceability and cleanliness.
\"We spent a lot of energy and money on this,\" Trinchini said . \".
When the original product arrives at the loading dock, it is weighed and the batch number is assigned.
When the finished product is shipped out, the package can be traced all the way back to the slaughterhouse, and every other step of the journey to the store shelves can be served as a dog.
From the beef portion alone, the company produced 15 different dog foods based on the Barnsdale brand
Beef fillet, beef rib, beef taffy, beef jerky, beef liver, beef strip, raw beef trachea, beef wet (a big bone)
Crown knuckle (also bones).
There are also dried chicken, bones in the box, pig ears and smoked bacon, which come from a piece of meat between pig shoulders.
Eurocan has a lot of industrial smokers for this product.
It also has several large industrial ovens in which animal parts are placed on metal racks.
Bull pizzles, the brand Bullwrinkles, is not available for the company. 1 seller.
Time and temperature are business secrets when turning pizza into dog food.
\"You must do it well.
\"The way to go is not very fast,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"They will become brittle if you go too fast.
So it\'s all the time and temperature.
There is a lot of internal technology on how to do this.
\"Today there is a 1984-cover pet food magazine on the wall of the company\'s conference room, under the frame and glass.
The picture shows Trinchini\'s father, standing next to a worker who operates a large machine.
\"On the cover of the pet food magazine, that\'s my dad.
This is the banner packaging factory in 1984.
\"In 1988 I was the manager of that factory so I could run that thing with my eyes closed.
This is a extruder for the manufacture of dry grain dog food.
\"Right in the Trinchini office in the hallway.
He is an avid hunter with moose and antlers on the walls.
There is the head of a wild boar.
Not surprisingly, there is a bull pizza on the shelf behind his desk.
The longest time Trinchini has never seen --
Just a metre long-
It reminds people how the business started more than 30 years ago.
Tpender @ therecord.
New Burger-
Mauro Trinchini will never forget the phone of a man who wants to buy a big bag of bull penis.
Trinchini is in his father\'s business --
Banner packaging in Toronto
34 years ago, when the call to decide fate called
Banner for packing dog food.
Trinchini learned the meat business in that factory.
He worked up like everyone else.
At first, he drove around the city in a \"bone truck\" to collect unused animal parts from the butcher.
By 1988 he was the factory manager.
Then the phone rang and the life of Trinchini changed.
The caller wants a bag of bull \"pizza \"--
The meat industry term for the ox penis.
The caller is going to sell pizza for dogs.
I can do that. That\'s what he did.
In 1989, he bought a truck trailer and ran a dry bull pizza shop on a farm outside Tavistock.
With Trinchini as president and owner, the company has become a European pet products company.
The company moved to Ardelt Place in kidina in 1994.
In the past 15 years, it has run 160,000-square-
Foot Factory for new burger.
Eurocan leases 40,000 square feet to transform up to 120,000 tons of animal parts using 80,000 square feet
Beef, chicken and pork
There are more than 20 different dog foods in Canada and the United States.
The company\'s flagship product is called Bullwrinkles.
They are dry penises of horses and bulls, cut into different lengths.
The motto of the company is: \"We make dogs happy.
\"Dogs get an average of $600 a year for snacks,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"$50 per dog per month.
There are 0. 16 billion dogs in North America.
So there is a lot of money in food.
\"Every day, three tractors and tractors leave the factory with dog food.
The factory exports about its products to the United States. S.
Retailers carrying their products include Pet Depot at PetSmart, Target, Canadian Tires, Walmart, Pet Valu and Ren.
Eurocan has its own brand, Barnsdale Farms, but also packs the product in packages offered by large retailers.
Raw materials are transported into the factory by truck from slaughterhouse in Ontario and the United StatesS.
\"A big selling point of our products is that everything is natural --
No additives, no preservatives, \"said Steve Else, sales director.
\"People treat their dogs like they do with their children, especially people who don\'t have children will treat their dogs better,\" he said . \".
The new Hamburg factory, with 26 employees, is the first factory in the industry to obtain the coveted ranking of the Food Institute for Safety and Quality --
An international standards agency that is responsible for the inspection of factories, products and supply chains to ensure transparency, traceability and cleanliness.
\"We spent a lot of energy and money on this,\" Trinchini said . \".
When the original product arrives at the loading dock, it is weighed and the batch number is assigned.
When the finished product is shipped out, the package can be traced all the way back to the slaughterhouse, and every other step of the journey to the store shelves can be served as a dog.
From the beef portion alone, the company produced 15 different dog foods based on the Barnsdale brand
Beef fillet, beef rib, beef taffy, beef jerky, beef liver, beef strip, raw beef trachea, beef wet (a big bone)
Crown knuckle (also bones).
There are also dried chicken, bones in the box, pig ears and smoked bacon, which come from a piece of meat between pig shoulders.
Eurocan has a lot of industrial smokers for this product.
It also has several large industrial ovens in which animal parts are placed on metal racks.
Bull pizzles, the brand Bullwrinkles, is not available for the company. 1 seller.
Time and temperature are business secrets when turning pizza into dog food.
\"You must do it well.
\"The way to go is not very fast,\" Trinchini said . \".
\"They will become brittle if you go too fast.
So it\'s all the time and temperature.
There is a lot of internal technology on how to do this.
\"Today there is a 1984-cover pet food magazine on the wall of the company\'s conference room, under the frame and glass.
The picture shows Trinchini\'s father, standing next to a worker who operates a large machine.
\"On the cover of the pet food magazine, that\'s my dad.
This is the banner packaging factory in 1984.
\"In 1988 I was the manager of that factory so I could run that thing with my eyes closed.
This is a extruder for the manufacture of dry grain dog food.
\"Right in the Trinchini office in the hallway.
He is an avid hunter with moose and antlers on the walls.
There is the head of a wild boar.
Not surprisingly, there is a bull pizza on the shelf behind his desk.
The longest time Trinchini has never seen --
Just a metre long-
It reminds people how the business started more than 30 years ago.
Tpender @ therecord.