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Pet food, human food trends: what consumers really want?

The clean label trend in pet food and human food now includes more than just ingredients. The key is ensuring it leads consumers to truly healthy choices.

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Pet food labels may underestimate number of calories

This calorie-count problem may result from a calculation used when determining the calories displayed on pet food labels.

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Pumpkin pet food sales grew 193 percent over two years

Sales of pet foods featuring pumpkin have grown to US$14.9 million.

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Carp pet treat and custom gut help in Purina Prize finals

Two pet food or supplement companies won US$10,000 and are competing to win the grand prize.

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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.

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Pet food market's cycles: promise for 2018 and beyond

The pet food market seems poised for breakthroughs in pet food ingredients and technologies that could spur innovation, spending and new consumer trends.

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Pet food ingredient supplier expands malting facility

Briess Malt & Ingredients Co. has announced a US$17 million expansion of its barley processing and malting facility in Wisconsin.

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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.

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4 limited ingredient diet pet food options analyzed

Limited ingredient diet (LID) dog and cat foods use a minimal number of ingredients, but must still provide complete nutrition.

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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.

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Pet food fatty acid supplement improves black rhino health

The Missing Link supplement provided the rhinos with a ratio of the fatty acids linoleic and linolenic acid that seems to benefit animal health.

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Carrots used in nearly half of canned dog foods

An analysis of the Dog and Cat Food Ingredient Center database explored the prevalence of carrots in pet foods.

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