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      JRS to host fiber seminar for petfood, pet treat manufacturers

      Seminar will take place May 16 at headquarters in Rosenberg, Germany

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      J. Rettenmaier & Sohne will host a fiber seminar for the needs of petfood and pet treat manufacturers at its headquarters in Rosenberg, Germany, on May 16.

      The company will feature industry experts and petfood specialists sharing knowledge on the latest trials in pet nutrition and new EU labelling practice for petfoods. A free shuttle bus service will be available on May 16 from the Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg, Germany, at Interzoo to JRS Headquarters and back. 

      Those interested in attending can register until April 6 via email to manfred.pietsch@jrs.de.



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