Webinars

Upcoming Webinars:

Register to attend one of our live broadcasts. Calendar already booked up during that time? No problem. Register today, and you will receive a copy of the webinar recording after the live event.

Validating Thermal Processes for Low Water Activity Foods

Wednesday, June 18, 2025 | 11 AM CDT

Presenters:

Shirin Abd, M.S.
Technical Director - Advanced Food Microbiology | Eurofins Microbiology Laboratories

Martha Kimber, M.S.
Senior Technical Manager - Advanced Food Microbiology | Eurofins Microbiology Laboratories

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Formulating Shelf Stable Nutritional Bars and Natural Products

Thursday, June 19, 2025 | 11 AM CDT

Presenters:

Malcond Valladares, Ph.D.
Food Scientist, Product and Process Development | The National Food Lab, A Eurofins Company

Ed Collins
Director, Product and Process Development | The National Food Lab, A Eurofins Company

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Clean-In-Place (CIP) Contamination Analysis

Wednesday, June 25, 2025 | 11 AM CDT

Presenter:

Jamie Willems, Ph.D.

Specialty Testing Manager | Eurofins SFA

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On-Demand Webinars:

On-Demand Webinar: Tips and Tricks for a Long (Product) Life: Preventing and Investigating Microbiological Spoilage

This webinar focuses on the principles and theory of food spoilage, within the context of how these concepts can help you better understand what to do when things go wrong (spoil) and design a product in a way to prevent spoilage in the first place. Original airdate May 8, 2024.

Keywords: Webinar Microbiology Shelf Life DLegan

Microbiological Shelf-life and Product Spoilage: Achieving Objectives and Investigating Failures

This white paper will provide a brief overview of both prevention and investigation of spoilage. By focusing on principles, it will not be able to answer every question, but rather will illustrate questions to ask during product design and failure investigations.

Keywords: Scientific Research Microbiology Shelf-life Food Beverages Dairy Meat DLegan

Microbiological Specifications in Food Operations

Microbiological specifications are tools used to help manage risk in a food business. A specification defines the limits of acceptable and unacceptable conditions at important decision points in the manufacturing and distribution continuum, from ingredient specifications to final product specifications. In this white paper we will explore the types, uses, and creation of microbiological specifications.

Keywords: Scientific Research Microbiology Food DLegan