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Protein, or meat, that is used for human consumption meets higher standards than that used for animals. So basically it has to do with the quality of the meat as the source of the protein. All proteins are the same, it is the other ingredients that come along with it that make it a higher standard.

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Q: What is the difference between protein in human food and crude protein in animal food?
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