Wet pet food often costs more, so pet owners in developing markets prefer dry, and without the demand, pet food brands don’t invest in wet food production.

Life-changing educator, coach Ken Carter to share strategies on creating a culture-centered workplace. 

Learn about how to submit a research poster or oral presentation abstract for Petfood Forum 2022’s Student Program.

Reducing energy usage benefits a pet food manufacturer’s finances while decreasing environmental repercussions.

The exclusive conference for the European pet food industry is returning to Germany in May 2022 and will be co-located at Interzoo for the first time.

Learn about how to submit a research poster or oral presentation abstract for Petfood Forum 2022’s Student Program.

Upcycling is a new word for something the pet food industry has done for a long time, using human food products that would have otherwise gone to waste.

Certain criteria influence why pet food formulators choose specific ingredients for new recipes to be processed in extruders.

Four main reasons may explain why pet food makers process pet food in extruders to produce kibble and why dry pet food has remained popular with consumers for decades.

Purina brands and Blue Buffalo topped pet owners’ favorite brands in a survey of 1,450 pet owners in the United States.