Research and Development with PathKinex – Kyle Leistikow & Beth Galbraith

Host Judd Reminger sits down with MDG’s Director of Human Probiotic Business Alan Minski to discuss the growing role of Bacillus in the human health market, how it differs from other probiotic ingredients, and the unique benefits its functionality provides for probiotic product developers.

Host Judd Reminger talks with Director of Quality and Regulatory Shannon Losing and Research Manager of Process Development Stephanie Weber about the key considerations in microbial contract manufacturing and how MDG helps partners grow with confidence through every step of the process.

Host Judd Reminger talks with Industrial and Institutional Director of Sales Justin Howlett about the versatility of Bacillus-based cleaning and how its unique properties make it an effective and sustainable solution across various applications.

Host Judd Reminger talks with Regulatory & Quality Manager Shannon Losing about the importance of strain purity in custom fermentation and how MDG’s Trusted Process helps ensure accuracy and quality during scale-up.

Host Judd Reminger talks with Technical Support Lead Jennifer Cray about creating quality microbial products in the industrial and institutional cleaning market. Make sure to like, rate, and subscribe to the podcast.  

Two guest hosts take over the podcast—Kyle Leistikow (Research Manager – Core Innovation) and Beth Galbraith (Research Manager – Animal Health)—to talk about how MDG uses research and development to set ourselves apart. Listen to the hosts talk about PathKinex™, Bacillus, and trailblazing the future of microbiology. Make sure

Host Judd Reminger talks with Technical Support Lead Josiah Menako about how fats, oils, and grease can create challenges in wastewater treatment and some solutions to the problem.

Host Judd Reminger talks with I&I Account Manager Blake Scott about SporActiv® product line and pain points in the I&I market.

What is Bacillus? A naturally occurring bacteria, Bacillus, are put to work in many industries for their diverse capabilities such as the human and animal, plant, wastewater, and industrial and institutional and consumer (IIC) markets. How are Bacillus able to use their unique properties to clean? Bacillus bacteria are effective in IIC applications because they can digest

Host Judd Reminger talks with Microbiologist Vanessa Chapa about the pulp and paper industry and using Bacillus to help navigate problems seen in many different facilities. Make sure to like, rate, and subscribe to the podcast.