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Pet Food Market

China's biggest online pet platform grows

Learn about Boqii Holding Limited’s success in the pet space.

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Upcycled pet food ingredient certification requirements

Upcycling is a new word for something the pet food industry has done for a long time, using human food products that would have otherwise gone to waste.

Discarded human foods can be used in pet foods and treats, helping reduce food waste and ensure sustainable pet food ingredient supplies. (Sheila_F | BigStock.com)

Pet Food Press Releases

Mondi and Vafo Group unleash recyclable dog food packaging

Mondi and Vafo Group unleash recyclable dog food packaging.

Pet Food Press Releases

Gott announces new distributor partner

Phillips Pet Food & Supplies becomes new Gott distributor partner.

4 reasons for processing dog, cat and other pet foods

Four main reasons may explain why pet food makers process pet food in extruders to produce kibble and why dry pet food has remained popular with consumers for decades.

Photo by Ivanko Brnjakovic | Dreamstime

Pet Food Press Releases

GREENIES launches new dog supplements

Greenies launches new dog supplements.

South Korea to grant animals legal status

Learn about how South Korea is changing the way it treats animals in response to growing pro-animal sentiment.

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Pet Food Press Releases

PFI welcomes Savonne Caughey as senior director

PFI welcomes Savonne Caughey as senior director of advocacy and government relations.

Pet Food Press Releases

Longtime Render Magazine editor retiring

Tina Caparella is retiring from Render's Magazine.

Halal, Kosher pet food products gaining traction

Quality certifications to play a huge role in the competitive pet food market, according to Transparency Market Research.

Fresh Natural Ingredients In Bowl 1501 Pe Treview

Chinese consumer nationalism spares imported pet food

Learn about Chinese pet food customer preferences, including their continued favoring of imported pet food products over domestic brands.

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China's corporate crackdown could target pet companies

Learn about China’s current efforts to encourage having more children, including industries that could potentially come under fire.

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