Textured vegetable protein: all about appearance

It makes for a great visual effect in canned foods

TVP retains its shape, coloration and distinct outline during retort.

Textured vegetable protein (TVP), the meat extender we loved to ridicule in our school lunches, may be more prevalent in petfood than many realize. It isn't being used to stretch the meat budget or even to supplement meat protein. Instead…

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October 2021
In the October 2021 issue of Petfood Industry, read about small pets, aflatoxin and other topics.

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Small pets make bigger mark than ever on the industry

While dogs and cats continue to reign supreme, the growth of the “other” pet space can’t be denied: 9.9 million homes own a bird, 6.2 million homes have a small pet (usually small mammals) and 5.7 million homes own a reptile.

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‘Other’ pets get a boost as trends from dog/cat catch up

Pet owners with birds, small mammals and other types of non-dog/cat animals are demanding the best for their feathered, furry or scaly friends.

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Textured vegetable protein: all about appearance

It makes for a great visual effect in canned foods

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