Mycotoxin special 2025: Coming soon
Mycotoxins not only pose a risk to both human and animal health, but also impact food security and nutrition by reducing access to healthy food. Dairy Global stays on top of this important topic and is bringing out a special dedicated to Mycotoxins. The special will be distributed at the 15th World Mycotoxin Forum which will take place 7-9 April 2025 in Salzburg, Austria. Even more reason not to miss the opportunity to reach your target audience and reserve a space now.
Managing mycotoxin contamination involves regular testing of feed, maintaining proper storage conditions, and using mycotoxin binders to reduce their absorption in the gastrointestinal tract. The effects of mycotoxins on livestock range from gastrointestinal issues to reproductive problems. Mycotoxin contamination not only affects the animal but it also impacts the livestock producer and farm economics.
Technology is also playing a crucial role in managing and mitigating the risks posed by mycotoxins in livestock feed. Some examples are:
- Real-time monitoring
- Non-contact decontamination
- Advances detection methods and
- Predictive analytics
Tackling the effects of mycotoxins really does involve a multi-faceted approach, and the industry up and down the chain can greatly benefit from working together. This special will cover the aforementioned topics and more.
Topics in this special will include:
- Strategies for mycotoxin elimination
- Effects/damage of mycotoxin in livestock
- Novel feed ingredients to target mycotoxins
- How to test: mycotoxin detection methods
Print, digital and online possibilities
The special will be included with the #2 issue of the regular magazine (print). All the articles will be published online, highlighted in special e-newsletters and on our social media pages. Contact the international sales team for more information.
Misset International are official media partner of the 15th World Mycotoxin Forum 2025
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