With pet owners increasingly aware of their pets’ nutritional and health needs, novel proteins are becoming a growing, beneficial part of the pet food market.

During the latest Petfood Forum and Petfood Innovation Workshop, held in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, novel proteins in pet food were an understandably hot topic. Pet owners are paying more attention than ever to what their pets eat, and as they increasingly focus on the individualized nutritional needs of…

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