Building on the February 24, 2026 webinar, “Historical Analysis of Salmonella: Trends in Outbreaks, Genomics, and Geographic Factors,” this session will translate research insights into practical application for the industry. 

The discussion expands on key Salmonella trend findings across outbreaks, regions, and production systems, including recurring serovars, shifting detection patterns, and advancements in genomics. Throughout the session, attendees will explore how these insights can inform operational-level monitoring, verification, and intervention strategies. 

Participants will gain perspective on how to apply historical and emerging data to improve risk awareness, adapt food safety programs, and incorporate evolving tools such as genomic analysis into decision-making processes. The moderated format encourages dialogue, clarifies complex concepts, and connects scientific research with real-world implementation. 

This session is designed for stakeholders seeking to strengthen Salmonella control programs using data-driven, science-based approaches.