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SUMMARY:How the Gut Microbiome Impacts Pet Skin\, Joints & Oral Health
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nThe gut microbiome is increasingly recognized as a central regulator of overall health in pets—not just for digestion\, but across multiple body systems. Emerging research continues to uncover how microbial activity in the gut can influence inflammation\, immune function\, and the health of tissues far beyond the digestive tract. In this exclusive Ask the Pet Food Pro session\, Jess Jarett\, Ph.D.\, R&D Principal Scientist\, Pet at Cargill\, will take a deeper look at how the microbiome impacts skin\, joint and oral health in pets\, areas where pet parents are actively seeking visible\, measurable wellness benefits. Join us to explore how these systemic connections are being studied\, what the latest research reveals about the gut’s far-reaching effects\, and how these insights can inform innovation in functional pet nutrition. Whether you’re developing new products or refining existing formulas\, understanding the full potential of the microbiome may be key to meeting evolving pet owner demands. Register now! \nThis Ask The Pet Food Pro session is sponsored by Cargill.
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/how-the-gut-microbiome-impacts-pet-skin-joints-oral-health/
CATEGORIES:Health and Safety
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SUMMARY:Benchmarking Your Foreign Material Contamination Program
DESCRIPTION:Register here \nForeign material contamination remains one of the most persistent food safety challenges facing the meat industry. Understanding how you compare to industry peers can be a powerful catalyst for improvement and strategic target-setting. \nJoin us for an exclusive look into the data presented in FlexXray’s 2025 Foreign Material Contamination Benchmark Report. This webinar will break down the report’s data\, provided by over 170 food safety professionals\, and help you compare your organization’s performance and approaches to foreign material prevention and response. \nWe will share this year’s insights into:  \n\nThe frequency and sources of foreign material\nPrevention strategies and detection technology utilization\nCommon mitigation and response measures to contamination events
URL:https://foodindustryexecutive.com/food-industry-webinar/benchmarking-your-foreign-material-contamination-program/
CATEGORIES:Food Safety
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