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    • Testing-corn-for-mycotoxins-1305PETsafety

      The importance of mycotoxin management in dog food

      An integrated program of management is the most effective way to ensure safety all along the petfood chain.

    • Petfood Forum China preview

      Petfood Forum China preview

      This exclusive conference for the Chinese petfood market offers industry expertise, networking and more

    • The importance of mycotoxin management in dog food

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      Subscriber ContentThe importance of mycotoxin management in dog food

      An integrated program of management is the most effective way to ensure safety all along the petfood chain.

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      Subscriber ContentMycotoxins in petfood: there’s an app for that

      A key factor in fighting these common contaminants is knowing where the risks lie

    • Controlling Salmonella in dry petfood

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      Subscriber ContentControlling Salmonella in dry petfood

      New research shows promise for preventing recontamination after extrusion with sodium bisulfate, an ingredient already used in many petfoods

    • Petfood safety: Update on the Food Safety Modernization Act

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      Subscriber ContentPetfood safety: Update on the Food Safety Modernization Act

      Two of the four proposed rulings that make up FSMA have been released, with the petfood ruling right behind them—are you ready?

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      Subscriber ContentIs zero Salmonella in petfood possible?

      Will impending US food safety regulations—if they ever emerge—dictate zero Salmonella?

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      Subscriber ContentHow to sample and test for aflatoxin in petfood ingredients

      Experts from the Iowa Grain Quality Initiative at Iowa State University summarize their research and tips

    • Validation of extrusion as killing step for E. faecium

      The greatest reduction of E. faecium for the inoculation levels (about 5 log) in a carbohydrate-protein meal would occur at the temperature of 81.1uC and moisture content of 28.1%

    • Petfood at increased aflatoxin risk from US drought

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      Subscriber ContentPetfood at increased aflatoxin risk from US drought

      Protect against contamination by establishing an alert system, mycotoxin-specific sampling protocols and rigorous analytical methods

    • Are your petfood labels accurate?

      Are your petfood labels accurate?

      Unintentional mislabeling, especially with protein sources and gluten content, is not uncommon; here’s how to prevent it

    • Petfood safety: Fortify weak links in your supply chain

      Petfood safety: Fortify weak links in your supply chain

      Supplement third-party audits with your own inspections and testing, and ensure foreign suppliers comply with new regulations

    • Petfood experts target key opportunities and challenges

      Petfood experts target key opportunities and challenges

      Petfood safety tops the list of issues facing the industry, with bright prospects for product development, premiumization and emerging markets

    • Functional antioxidant stats and facts

      Discover the science behind everything antioxidant, both technological and physiological

    • Antioxidant Update: Adding more than shelf life to petfood

      Antioxidant Update: Adding more than shelf life to petfood

      Technological antioxidants are crucial in petfood preservation and product shelf life, while physiological antioxidants protect pets' cells against structural damage

    • Petfood safety: key decisions for your HACCP program

      Petfood safety: key decisions for your HACCP program

      HACCP’s real purpose is to provide a systematic method for making sound product safety decisions

    • Designing your plant for petfood safety

      Designing your plant for petfood safety

      Whether you’re building a new petfood plant or retrofitting an existing one, incorporate food safety into the design process

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