Adventures in Pet Food: Page 37

Debbie Phillips-Donaldson
Pet Food Market
What is pet food’s true role in pet obesity?
Pet owner and veterinarian misperceptions and confusion about pets’ healthy weight, nutrient needs and pet food ingredients may factor into pet obesity.
Willee Cole | BigstockPhoto.com
Pet Food Safety
Pet food’s safety journey from 2007 recalls to FSMA
The 2007 pet food recalls marked a watershed moment in how consumers viewed and interacted with pet food companies and contributed to new laws like FSMA.
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Why pet food entrepreneurs are the industry’s lifeblood
These pet food companies keep the industry fresh and growing by bringing in new people, ideas, perspectives and infusions of passion.
Great Lakes Pet Food is a new company that originated from a desire of the owners and founders to support local farmers (especially livestock) and businesses. l Debbie Phillips-Donaldson
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China’s pet food market growing into a global power
Pet food production, premiumization, sales and investments are rising quickly in China, with new regulations and standards on the way.
Domestic pet food players in China now have products and trade show stands boasting many of the most popular claims globally, such as natural and grain free. l Debbie Phillips-Donaldson
Pet Food Market
Pet food needs more shared science and research
Most pet food research is conducted or funded by companies, who often don’t publish it; and no government funding is available. Is there another way?
photo by alkir, BigStockPhoto.com
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GMO labeling law benefits pet food companies, too
Pet food products are exempt from a new US GMO law, but it provides a framework for companies opting to use such labels and could help non-GMO pet foods.
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Pet food labels: the perils and (slow-moving) promise
A recent article on interpreting pet food labels symbolizes the problems and potential of how information is presented on pet food packaging.
Pet food labels are currently too confusing and overwhelming for pet owners. | leaf, Bigstock.com
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Why pet food’s future is so bright
A look back on the past 10 years for the pet food market helps explain and inspire why the future outlook is positive: namely, millennial pet parents.
Globally, Euromonitor expects pet food sales to hit US$88 billion by 2020, up from US$78 billion in 2015.| Javier Brosch, Bigstock.com
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Will pet food fall under new US GMO labeling bill?
A bill just passed by the US Senate mandates labeling of GMO ingredients on human foods. If it becomes law, it could affect pet food, too.
FreeImages.com l Laurent Renault
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Cat food challenge: Do cats really opt for nutrition?
Do cats really "learn" to choose foods based on nutrition rather than flavor? This observer questions (somewhat tongue in cheek) a new study’s findings.
This observer questions (somewhat tongue in cheek) whether cats really 'learn' to select foods based on macronutrient balance. l Ludmilla Rossi, FreeImages.com
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Mexican pet food market on the rise
Pet food premiumization is taking hold in Mexico, with double-digit growth in value sales, flat volume and more involved pet food shoppers.
Foro Mexico 2016, a pet food conference held June 16-17 in Guadalajara, included a small room of exhibits from leading pet food suppliers. l Tim Wall
Pet Food Market
Online pet food sales: still in learning mode
The online sales channel seems to pose a puzzle for pet food companies, pet retailers and market experts.
(FreeImages.com l Murat Chatin)
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