Bisphenol A: incidental non-ingredient

In the production of petfoods—no different than human foods—there are a number of compounds that make their way into the food that aren’t a part of the formula/recipe or stated on the ingredient listing. This is nothing underhanded or disingenuous, merely a function of the process, package and regulations.

In the production of petfoods no different than human foods ”there are a number of compounds that make their way into the food that aren't a part of the formula/recipe or stated on the ingredient listing. This is nothing underhanded or disingenuous, merely a function of the process, package and regulations. These compounds are often called processing aids because they make production of the food more effective. They appear in minute incidental quantities and do not impart any value to the food

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