Join us for Episode 11 of The Invisible Industry as we review highlights from all 10 episodes of the podcast. We’ve covered many topics over the past nearly 4 years and hosted over a dozen guests and guest hosts!

Tune in to this episode and you'll find out about the industry as a whole, its sustainability, where its products go, how the industry impacts its local communities, how to get into this industry, and much more!

Whether you’re here for the first time or you’ve listened from the beginning, this episode may teach you something you never knew about rendering. To learn more please visit www.NARA.org.

In this special episode of The Invisible Industry, we dive into the heart of why our members choose NARA and the impact the association has had on their businesses and careers. Join us as we sit down with four esteemed NARA members, the co-chairs of our newly formed Industry Advisory Committee, to hear about their personal experiences, the unexpected benefits of membership, and their favorite NARA memories.

Whether you're a longtime member or just curious about what NARA has to offer, this episode is a must-listen!

To learn more about rendering visit us at www.nara.org, and if you or someone you know is interested in membership simply email info@nara.org or reach out to our membership coordinator directly at 703-754-8740.

In this episode of The Invisible Industry, we delve into the world of aquaculture – a topic we discuss regularly at NARA and in the rendering industry, but until now have yet to cover in a podcast episode.

Luckily, our guest today makes the wait worthwhile; Dr. George Chamberlain, President of the Center for Responsible Seafood, joins our host Marcus Wintzer to educate our audience on aquaculture. Our interview with Dr. Chamberlain starts off with the basics of the industry but dives deep into its many sustainability benefits, how it affects rendering (and vice versa), how vast the industry really is, and even how to carve out your own path to a career in aquaculture.

For questions about aquaculture, please visit www.responsibleseafood.org, and to learn more about rendering visit us at www.NARA.org.