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After grain-free, watch human diets for pet food trends
There is no guarantee that pet owners will continue seeking out diets without corn, wheat and other grains.
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Pet media expert announced as Petfood Forum 2019 keynote
Dr. Katy Nelson, host and executive producer of “The Pet Show with Dr. Katy,” will discuss how pet nutrition and health can nurture the human-pet bond.
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Palatants from plants, insects create pet food options
Dog and cat food palatants can now be created from plants, opening new formulation options and a buffer against potential problems with animal protein sanitary issues.
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Petfood Forum videos offer pet food experts’ insights
The latest pet food research, data and insights are available via videos from Petfood Forum 2018.
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Novel, functional ingredients for pet treats and toppers
Novel proteins like insects and grains like sorghum, plus superfoods, are among new ingredient concepts for pet treats and toppers.
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New product opportunities posed for pet treats, toppers
Human food and snack trends offer ideas for pet food brands to consider for developing new pet treats and toppers.
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Pet treat trends, formulation: Petfood R&D Showcase 2018
People want healthy, yet tasty, snacks for their dogs, cats and other pets.
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3 Chinese pet food retail market growth opportunities
Problems with brick-and-mortar pet food retailers present opportunities for pet food industry growth.
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2 ways Chinese and U.S. pet food markets differ
The pet food markets in China and the United States exhibit differences in growth rate and retail channels.
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Digital Edition
Read the November issue of Petfood Industry!
November 2020
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Cat food innovations slow in 2020, cat owners want more
While cat trends continue, the pandemic has added to overall slow-growth treatment of the cat food market.
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Pet food facility expansions in 2020
Premiumization and humanization, as well as automation, fueled continued operation growth in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic.