Profiles in packaging
This month we bring you some petfood packaging examples that caught our eye on a visit to the Expozoo exhibition held outside Paris
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Peter Best
Peter Best is the European editor for Petfood Industry magazine. He invites comments and suggestions from all readers about future topics for his column. He can be contacted at: best@watt-4.demon.co.uk.
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What is petfood's connection to energy?
We are hearing advice that proteins will remain abundant, but energy-rich sources could slip into short supply
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Crossover packs from the human side
Packaging innovations for human foods are already proving a rich source of inspiration for new packs to hold petfoods
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European Report: Private labels pinched, hyperpremiums thrive
It is not easy being a producer of private label petfoods in the west of Europe
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Expansion & globalization
Newly-expanded production facilities are coming on-stream in Switzerland
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Farm-feed group unveils a petfoods strategy
Nutreco's decision to make animal nutrition the main focus of future group strategy also contained a petfood element
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Glee Petindex
Pet retailer show included a clever way to market private label petfood; goat's milk; and big flakes
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Market watchers wait for flu to strike
Forecasts are always guessing games, but a disease in chickens has made European market forecasting even more difficult than normal
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On the road to Nuremberg
Many of the top names in the European petfood business are expected to attend the international pet supplies trade fair
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