Process optimization and material behavior during extrusion often dictate final feed performance beyond initial formulation. An upcoming webinar organized by Anton Paar will address how data-driven alignment of recipes and process conditions can enhance kibble and pellet density, durability, and overall stability. The session offers practical insights for R&D professionals seeking to replace trial-and-error approaches with structured processing methodologies.

In pet food and aqua feed manufacturing, product performance depends heavily on how raw materials behave as extrusion transforms them into structured products. Addressing this challenge, Anton Paar will host a technical webinar titled "Built to Perform: Precision in Pet & Aqua Feed Extrusion" on September 24, 2026.

Dr. Banu Sezer

The session focuses on helping feed producers align formulation parameters with process conditions to achieve consistent quality across kibbles and pellets. Key topics include optimizing existing recipes, developing targeted new formulations, and understanding how extrusion mechanics impact final product functionality, texture, and physical durability. 

Jens Müller

Presented by Dr. Banu Sezer, Global Market Development Manager for Food & Feed, and Jens Müller, Application Engineer for Food & Feed Extrusion, the program delivers a data-driven framework to move beyond empirical trial and error. Tailored for R&D specialists, process engineers, and quality assurance personnel, the session demonstrates how controlling material behavior during thermal and mechanical processing translates directly into reliable product performance. Two live sessions will be held to accommodate international time zones.

Registration for the September 24 sessions is open online, offering feed industry professionals direct access to application expertise and process control solutions.