Insect-based Cat and Dog Food: Page 12

Mexican pet food industry may be ready for insect protein

Insects would require Mexican federal regulatory approval for use in pet foods.

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Pet Food Regulations

Insects in pet food: US regulatory challenges continue

As the pet food industry begins to consider insects as possible protein sources, regulatory guidance continues to be inconsistent.

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Pet Food Ingredients

Black soldier fly larvae in pet food also helps people

Black soldier fly larvae farms may create opportunities for both small and large entrepreneurs and workers.

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Lack of taboos make insect-based dog, cat food acceptable

Many people don’t carry cultural or religious anathemas against eating insects, which makes insect-based protein in pet food all the more acceptable.

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Infographic: Insect-based pet food nutrition

As more dog and cat treats incorporate insects, one scientist notes that further study is needed.

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Insects as pet food ingredients overcoming barriers in US

As insects overcome both psychological and legal speedbumps, the tiny animals may become a big part of pet food.

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Discuss insects as pet food ingredients at Petfood Forum

Three scientists and pet food professionals will share their knowledge about insects-based pet food ingredients.

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Pet Food Market

German insect-based dog treat brand raises US$1.3 million

With the seed investment, mealworm breeding at the company location in Potsdam, Germany will be further expanded and expanded.

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Cricket-based dog treats tackling pet owners’ ick factor

Two dog treats introduced at SuperZoo used crickets as a novel pet food ingredient.

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Pet Food Ingredients

Pet food ingredients: companies betting big on bugs

Learn why pet food industry suppliers in Europe are investing in research and technology for using insects as a novel protein ingredient in pet food.

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#tbt Edible insects creeping into pet food popularity

Using six-or-more-legged protein sources as a replacement for four- and two-legged animals has grown in acceptance.

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3 controversial pet food ingredients debated by AAFCO

Association of American Feed Control Officials members discussed the use of hemp and insect pet food ingredients, along with processed fruits and vegetables.

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