M‑PETFOOD launches in‑person training in Slovenia with a new format for 2027

M‑PETFOOD has announced the launch of a new in‑person training format for the pet food industry, scheduled to take place in Bled, Slovenia, on 14–15 April 2027. The initiative, named M PETFOOD INTENSIVE, aims to offer a completely different approach to professional development within the sector, moving away from traditional conference models.

According to the organisers, M PETFOOD INTENSIVE is not “another conference”, but a programme designed by experts for experts, focused entirely on practical, applicable knowledge. Over two intensive days, participants will work with content grounded in more than 30 years of real industrial experience. The event will feature seven specialised sessions covering dry and wet pet food production, technology, processing and operational know‑how.

The format prioritises real solutions, real cases and real expertise, avoiding theoretical content with limited practical value. To ensure a high level of interaction, communication and networking, the number of participants will be strictly limited.

The organisers position the event as an opportunity for professionals seeking a more direct, hands‑on and experience‑driven learning environment, as well as a chance to connect with senior industry figures and decision‑makers.

The detailed agenda will be published soon. Registration enquiries can be made via md@m-petfood.com.

Learn more: M Petfood. Technology & Engineering

 

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