Purpose
of WorkshopTake a trip to any grocery store or supermarket, and you will see almost entire aisles dedicated to extruded products like cereals, snacks, pastas, and texturized vegetable proteins. These products account for billions of dollars in annual sales worldwide.
Whether extruded products are already a strong component of your business or you are expanding into this food category, The Food Processing Center's Extrusion Workshop can help. The Extrusion Workshop is an introductory, hands-on workshop combining extrusion theory and techniques with pilot plant exercises emphasizing real-world product development in a variety of food categories. The workshop combines lectures and pilot plant demonstrations from both industry and faculty experts.
This professional development and educational opportunity will allow attendees to:
This workshop is geared towards food technicians, scientists and product developers already working or desiring to work in the area of extrusion or any food industry professionals with the goal of expanding their extrusion knowledge base.
All sessions subject to change
Dr. Joseph Baumert
Associate Professor - University of Nebraska Food Science & Technology Department, Director of the Food Allergy Research & Resource Program (FARRP)
Christopher Dohl
Technical Center Director - Wenger, Sabetha, Kansas
Russell Parde
General Pilot Plant Manager – The Food Processing Center
Brian Plattner
Process Technology Director - Wenger, Sabetha, Kansas
Dr. Devin Rose
Associate Professor - University of Nebraska Food Science and Technology Department
Dr. Brad Strahm
Principal - The XIM Group, LLC, Sabetha, Kansas
Dr. Jayne Stratton
Research Professor & Laboratory Services Manager – The Food Processing Center
Robert Sunderland
Director of Dryer Technology - Wenger, Sabetha, Kansas
All speakers subject to change
June 6-8, 2023
The workshop will be conducted at the Food Innovation Center on the University of Nebraska Innovation Campus.
Attendees are responsible for their own hotel reservations.Make a Reservation