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Events

Two dates worth circling before summer

An export paperwork webinar and a hands-on competition-prep workshop both land in June. Here's why each is worth clearing an hour or a day for.

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The sesame rule and your label

This week's allergen webinar is built around the sesame rule that took effect in January and is still tripping up small labels three months in.

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A webinar worth your Thursday, April 20

Webinar: Rennet Alternatives 2023 lands April 20, and it answers a question our helpline gets every spring: what actually changes in the wheel when you switch coagulants.

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Two webinars worth clearing your calendar for

Both webinars land on the same afternoon next month, one on allergen disclosure and one on rennet alternatives, and members with a stake in either shouldn't have to…

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A webinar worth planning your spring rennet order around

Our April webinar on rennet alternatives lands right when many members are placing spring supply orders. A look at why the timing isn't an accident.

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A webinar for the smallest caves

This month's free webinar covers small-room affinage, aimed at members aging cheese in a closet or a converted basement rather than a purpose-built cave.

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A workshop built for alpine-style questions

Today's Willow Alpine Styles workshop in Vermont takes on the question we hear most about tomme and gruyère-style wheels: why does the same recipe age so differently from…

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An Alpine styles workshop opens next week in Greensboro

The Willow cohort's Alpine styles workshop runs Monday in Greensboro, timed to a specialty cheese market that trade press keeps describing as unusually strong for early 2023.

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A webinar to reset your wrap line after the holidays

Our webinar on cut-and-wrap line efficiency runs today. Here's what it covers and why the first full week of January is the right week to rethink your line.

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