Selko to focus on identifying and addressing mycotoxin risks and strategies for 2025.

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Selko, the feed additives brand under Nutreco, is set to present its findings from the 2024 Global Mycotoxin Review in an upcoming webinar on February 6. This review, based on an extensive dataset of over 86,000 analyses from 45 countries, will reveal global mycotoxin trends and provide valuable insights for risk analysis and mitigation strategies in 2025.

The webinar, which will be available in both English and Spanish, will feature Dr. Swamy Haladi, Global Technical Commercial Manager for mycotoxin risk management, and Dr. Daniel Miranda, Commercial Technical Manager – Americas, as presenters. Dr. Haladi will lead the English language session from 9 am to 10 am CET, while Dr. Miranda will present the Spanish language session from 4 pm to 5 pm CET.

The review will focus on the analysis of the “Big 6” mycotoxins – Aflatoxins (AFLA), Ochratoxin A (OCHRA), T-2/HT-2 toxin (T2HT2), Fumonisins (FUM), Deoxynivalenol (DON), and Zearalenone (ZEA), to provide critical information for farms and feed mills to enhance their safety and quality assurance practices. Experts in mycotoxin management will delve into key questions raised by stakeholders in the feed-to-food chain, such as changes in global mycotoxin contamination, emerging problematic mycotoxins, and region-specific mitigation strategies.

The review will also offer a comprehensive look at the sample details, including the time period covered, the total number of analyses conducted, and the representation of raw materials and complete feeds from different countries. This information will serve as a foundation for the discussion on global mycotoxin trends and their implications for animal health and performance.

Dr. Haladi shared some preliminary findings from the 2024 analysis, indicating high levels of ZEA, DON, T2HT2, and FUM in the samples tested. These findings underscore the importance of continuous monitoring and adjustment of mitigation strategies to address evolving mycotoxin challenges. By reflecting on the impact of raw material quality on animal health and performance in 2024, stakeholders can anticipate potential challenges in the coming year and proactively plan their mitigation efforts.

The webinar will further elaborate on the findings from the 2024 Global Mycotoxin Review, offering in-depth analysis of mycotoxin levels across different regions and their implications for feed and food safety. By examining the data presented in Table 2, stakeholders can gain valuable insights into the prevalence and concentration levels of various mycotoxins, enabling them to make informed decisions on mitigation strategies and risk management.

In conclusion, the 2024 Global Mycotoxin Review by Selko promises to be a valuable resource for the industry, providing critical information on global mycotoxin trends and insights to guide risk analysis and mitigation strategies in 2025. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the upcoming webinar to gain a comprehensive understanding of the findings and their implications for feed and food safety.