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Adventures in Pet Food
AAFCO-FDA MOU ends: What’s next for pet food ingredients?
The memorandum of understanding between the Food and Drug Administration and Association of American Feed Control Officials facilitated review of ingredients.
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Pet Food Press Releases
AAFCO and FDA to end MOU outlining AAFCO ingredient review process
The organizations announce they will not renew the memorandum of understanding when it expires on October 1, 2024, yet they will continue to work together to ensure the safety and predictability of the U.S. animal food supply.
Research Notes
Cat owners a good target for insect-based pet foods
Certain factors may influence which pet owners are willing to give insects a chance as dog and cat food ingredients.
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Adventures in Pet Food
Is cultivated protein about to break through in pet food?
Recent achievements and announcements from companies seeking to supply their cultivated proteins to pet food makers may mean the industry is leading the way.
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Research Notes
Advertise pet food on college campuses for highest spenders
Pet owners with high education levels tend to spend more on dog, cat and other pet food.
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Market Trends and Reports
3 future trends in pet food manufacturing
Cade Culver, chief growth and transformation officer at Alphia, predicts key emerging trends in the next five years for the pet food industry.
Advancements in technology, such as AI and automation, are poised to revolutionize pet food production processes.
Adventures in Pet Food
Pet probiotics rising, driven by health, functional focus
Increasing probiotic usage for pets, including in pet food, shows the power of continuing pet owner focus on health and wellness, plus functional ingredients.
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Grain-Free Pet Food
Study: Grain-free pet food protein quality improves with extrusion
New research examined the effects of extrusion processes on the protein quality of grain-free pet foods formulated with animal- or plant-based protein ingredients.
New research found the extrusion process did not reduce the natural or synthetic taurine in dog food.
Insect-based Cat and Dog Food
Insect protein is a key solution to a sustainable pet food industry
Government interest and funding are increasing for using insects to help meet climate goals.
In addition to a friendly carbon footprint, using insect protein in pet food can enhance pets' health and well-being by improving their gut microbiome, skin and dental health.
Pet Food News
Evermore Pet Food meets Better Chicken standards, earns GAP Step 4 certification
Human-grade pet food producer said it has made the first commercially prepared food — for pets or humans — to meet all Better Chicken Commitment (BCC) standards.
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Trending: Pet Food Podcast
EPISODE 62: Where do microbial ingredients fit in the future of pet food formulation?
An engrossing conversation with host Lindsay Beaton and Katelijne Bekers from MicroHarvest ranges from what biomass fermentation is, why the time is right for microbial ingredients, and where this trend is heading.
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Ingredient Issues
The importance of a balanced diet — without mineral excesses
The possible undesired results of unbalanced minerals in pet food formulations bear further examination.
Trace mineral concentrations in pet food formulations can impact the nutritional balance and value of the final product.
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