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Just one week until we’re live! What would you like to ask our panel about the future of regenerative agriculture and pet nutrition? On 5th November, we’re bringing together experts from across farming, agricultural supply chains, and animal health and nutrition to explore the role regenerative agriculture can play in the future of pet nutrition. Moderated by our Sustainability VP, Rémi ROCCA, we’ll be joined by Andrew V. from Soil Capital, Kelsey Swango Billings from Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, and Dr. Adam Twomlow MRCVS from SHIRES VETS LTD, part of Mars Veterinary Health. From building resilience to measuring progress and scaling change, there’s plenty to discuss. Join us live and put your questions to the panel via the comments below. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eT_gFwAw. #PetNutrition #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableSourcing

How can regenerative agriculture help build more resilient farming systems in the face of increasing climate volatility? Our Global VP of Sustainability, Rémi ROCCA, recently joined Mark Williams and Helen Ramsbottom from BloombergNEF, alongside Andrew V. from Soil Capital and Nick Evans from Oxbury Bank Plc, to discuss our work with Soil Capital in Europe to explore and quantify the impact of regenerative agriculture on soil health and climate resiliency. Preliminary results from more than 1,200 farms in France show that, following severe drought, yields declined by 22% on farms using the least regenerative practices, compared with an 8% decline for those using the most regenerative practices. Advancing regenerative agriculture is an important step towards building more resilient agricultural and food systems for people and pets. The full BloombergNEF article is available on the Bloomberg Terminal and an excerpt is below (shared with permission). Want to learn more about regenerative agriculture and its role in the future of pet nutrition? Join our LinkedIn Live on 5 November, bringing together experts and partners from across the value chain to discuss this important topic: https://lnkd.in/etTX-iUi. #RoyalCanin #Sustainability #RegenerativeAgriculture

The WSAVA (World Small Animal Veterinary Association) World Congress 2026 may be over, but the impact continues. Did you know that 90% of veterinarians reported an increase in chronic enteropathy cases in cats and dogs over the past two years? That’s what a recent survey commissioned by us revealed, highlighting a growing challenge for veterinary professionals. And when it comes to chronic enteropathies, getting the right diagnosis is a crucial step toward finding the right solution. To support veterinary professionals in navigating this evolving field, we partnered with FECAVA to launch a new Canine Chronic Inflammatory Enteropathy (CIE) Factsheet at the event. Designed as an educational resource, it aims to help veterinary professionals better understand the terminology and navigate this complex condition with greater confidence. Didn't get your copy at WSAVA? You can still access the online version here: https://lnkd.in/em-42FK3. #RoyalCanin #FECAVA #ABetterWorldForPets

Every bowl of pet food starts somewhere. From ingredient sourcing and agricultural resilience to innovation and long-term supply security, the systems behind pet food are becoming increasingly important. What are the challenges facing the future of pet nutrition? How can regenerative agriculture address these challenges? How do we measure outcomes and scale impact? These are big questions that we’ll be exploring during our upcoming LinkedIn Live session with farming, agricultural supply chain, and animal health and nutrition experts, including Andrew V. from Soil Capital, Kelsey Swango Billings from Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, and Dr. Adam Twomlow from SHIRES VETS LTD and Mars Veterinary Health. The session will be moderated by Rémi ROCCA, our Global VP of Sustainability. Don’t miss out. Register to attend here: https://lnkd.in/eT_gFwAw. Share your questions for the panel in the comments below! #Sustainability #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableSourcing

We’re live at WSAVA (World Small Animal Veterinary Association) World Congress 2026! The Royal Canin team is in Warsaw and ready to welcome the global veterinary community to our booth for inspiring conversations, expert insights, interactive experiences, and exciting innovations. Come say hello, connect with our team, and discover what we have in store for you. See you soon! #RoyalCanin #WSAVA #WSAVA2026

Meet the experts joining our upcoming LinkedIn Live discussion on regenerative agriculture.   The conversation, moderated by Rémi ROCCA, will bring together perspectives from Andrew V. from Soil Capital, Kelsey Swango Billings from Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, and Dr Adam Twomlow MRCVS from SHIRES VETS LTD and Mars Veterinary Health to explore how regenerative agriculture can help build more resilient nutrition systems for the future.   Bringing perspectives from across the value chain, the panel will share insights on the challenges facing agricultural systems today, the role of collaboration in driving progress, and the actions needed to support long-term resilience.   Join us and get ahead by putting your question in the comments below.   Register here: https://lnkd.in/eT_gFwAw #PetNutrition #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableSourcing

Poland, here we come! We are looking forward to welcoming the global veterinary community at WSAVA (World Small Animal Veterinary Association) World Congress 2026. Join us at the Royal Canin booth to connect with veterinary experts, attend masterclasses led by world-renowned experts, explore our latest innovations, and discover exciting new launches in our Gastrointestinal territory. We have some exciting news in store for you! And that’s not all. Test your knowledge at our booth through our interactive quiz for the chance to win attendance at our flagship event, the Vet Symposium 2027. Find all the details below and make sure you don’t miss out. See you in Warsaw in a few days! #RoyalCanin #WSAVA #WSAVA2026

Would you consider your cat “picky”? Or perhaps you have a dog that seems to try to eat everything? Have you wondered how to get a better understanding of what your pet likes and doesn’t like to eat – especially since they can’t tell you with words? At Royal Canin, these are questions we’ve been asking ourselves and unpacking through science for many years. It was a privilege to recently welcome Jenny Gross from The New York Times to our global headquarters in Aimargues, France, to share how we and our colleagues from Waltham Petcare Science Institute and Mars Petcare are advancing our collective understanding of pet health and nutrition. For over five decades, we have followed a science-led nutrient-first approach. Our focus is on the biological needs and preferences of cats and dogs – across different ages, sizes, breeds, and health conditions. It was great to share a bit about how we are deep diving into how our beloved pets experience taste, aroma, and texture – and how we look to innovate solutions that tackle both palatability and precise health needs simultaneously.    NYT subscribers can access the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/eB8MMNfa. #RoyalCanin #PetHealth #ScientificInnovation

What does it take to lead sustainability with purpose? To close out our series spotlighting the Associates driving a positive change across our business, the world, and our pets, we're introducing someone who has dedicated his career to turning ambition into action: our Global VP of Sustainability, Rémi ROCCA. Swipe below to discover what drew him to this field, the milestone he's most proud of, and why he believes real progress starts when sustainability becomes everyone's responsibility. #RoyalCanin #Sustainability #ABetterWorldForPets

Why does the future of pet nutrition start long before the bowl?   From ingredient sourcing and agricultural resilience to innovation and science-led nutrient understanding, the future of pet health depends on much more than what gets put in the bowl.   On 5th November, Royal Canin will host a LinkedIn Live discussion exploring how regenerative agriculture can help build more resilient nutrition systems for the future – supporting pets and the people who care for them.   Moderated by Rémi ROCCA, Global Vice President of Sustainability at Royal Canin, the discussion will bring together experts from across farming, agricultural supply chains and animal health and nutrition:   - Andrew V., Chief Impact Officer, Soil Capital - Kelsey Swango Billings, Vice President, Innovation and Stakeholder Engagement, Field to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture - Dr Adam Twomlow MRCVS, Farm Animal Veterinarian, Shires Vets – part of Mars Veterinary Health   Together, we'll explore what regenerative agriculture looks like in practice, why this matters for the health of pets and people who care for them, how organisations are supporting evolution and change across food and agricultural systems, and how progress can be measured and scaled through partnership and innovation.   Join us for the conversation and discover how these developments could help shape the future of pet nutrition.   Mark your calendar and register! #PetNutrition #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableSourcing