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To continue with the episodes recorded at RMC this year, we sat down with Dr. Steve Larsen, Sr. Manager Technical Services at Arm & Hammer Animal and Food Production. He shares with us about the multi-hurdle or multi-barrier approach used in the meat industry to help reduce pathogenic bacteria on carcass surfaces. He also dived into the use of hypobromous acid and its benefits for meat processors.

In today's episode, we have Dr. John Scanga delving into the world of dry aging meat, covering everything from its definition and principles to packaging. During this episode, we address the growing demand for dry-aged meat, the challenges faced in the process, and the best practices to ensure both flavor and food safety.

On our second episode during RMC this year, we sat down with Bob Hanson, principal of Hanson Tech LLC. Bob has more than 30 years of experience helping meat processors on enhancing their smokehouse operations, including cooking and cooling. During this conversation, Bob expands on the principles of thermodynamics in meat processing by monitoring dry bulb and wet bulb as well as the rate of surface drying on processed meats.

To kick off RMC 2023, we sit down with Collette Kaster, CEO of the American Meat Science Association (AMSA). We discussed AMSA's role in disseminating scientific information and bringing together meat industry professionals and leaders from diverse backgrounds in the meat industry.

In today's episode, we sat down with Kristi Block, the Strategy Director at the North American Meat Institute. Kristi is a leader in the meat industry and she explains her role in the Protein PACT initiative. Kristi explains how this initiative serves as a platform to find solutions for the meat industry, including the availability of balanced diets and the development of a new workforce.She also discusses her work on food waste, policy-making, and other areas throughout the meat supply chain, leading to significant contributions to sustainable animal agriculture in the US.