Petfood distributors Jeff and Sandy Opachick at
www.HealthyPetFoodForlife.com
are taking a new approach to providing fresher food,
according to a
press release
by the company.
According to Jeff, petfoods that start out high in nutrient
density can lose nutrient value because of distribution
practices. Generally petfood bought off the store shelves can
be anywhere from six to 12 months old due to up front
inventory requirements for future sales, according to his
company's press release.
HealthyPetFoodForlife.com provides a solution by micro-batching
- manufacturing smaller batches of petfood every couple days,
then shipping the product direct to the customer. The food
is
APHIS
certified for the European market and defined as human
grade, according to the release.
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