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3 novel pet food ingredients domesticated in Mexico

Avocados, chia and amaranth don’t appear in many dog and cat foods, which may help superpremium pet foods stand out.

Sunset in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico outside the site of Tecnología de Alimentos para Mascotas workshop. | Tim Wall

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Pet food plant production may be near economic potential

The nature of pet food production facilities has changed, and that has made it difficult to know if the industry produces as much dog and cat food as it potentially could.

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Petfood Forum Asia 2018 announces expert speakers, topics

Attendees to this exclusive conference for the Asia pet food market will learn cutting-edge research on pet food ingredients, processing and ecommerce.

Debbie Phillips-Donaldson

Dried distillers grains may boost cat food palatability

Advances in processing of dried distillers grains (DDGs) may make them an attractive option for pet foods.

Grain being fermented in a distillery in Dublin, Ireland. Image by rj lerich | BigStockPhoto

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Infographic: 6 ancient grain pet food ingredients

Pet food professionals compared six ancient grains with traditional wheat at ADM’s Petfood R&D Showcase 2017 workshop station.

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Sorghum mill feed has antioxidant effect in dog food

Sorghum mill feed, a co-product of sorghum processing, may have unexplained antioxidant properties.

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5 steps to partner pet food companies with universities

Pet food companies can form profitable relationships with universities by following a five-step procedure.

Kent Glasscock, president of the Kansas State University Institute for Commercialization, during his presentation at Petfood R&D Showcase 2017 on October 11 in Manhattan, Kansas, USA. | Tim Wall

3 common pet food ingredients originated in Latin America

Find out which frequently used pet food ingredients originated in Latin America and learn how these indigenous crops still provide nutrition for pets and people.

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Mexican superpremium pet food workshop speaker announced

In Mexico, superpremium dog and cat foods continue to grow in popularity, taking market share from established premium brands.

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Social commerce: selling pet food on social media

Pet food specialty retailers can leverage social media and take advantage of the intersection between retail and digital.

Justin Emig, director of search marketing for digital marketing agency Web Talent Marketing, speaks at Petfood Forum 2017. | Austin Alonzo

Dogs' pet food ingredient preferences studied with toy

The method requires no more special equipment than a commercially available rubber puzzle dog toy.

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Market Trends and Reports

Fact-based pet food messaging appeals to millennials

Millennials may care about their cats and dogs the way other generations care about their children.

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