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Dog and Cat Food Nutrition

Kibble less likely for small, purebred, older or working dogs

Although dry kibble was the most common dog food choice, the prevalence of other formats varied according to dog demographic group.

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EPISODE 76: What role do biosolutions play in the pet food space?

Host Lindsay Beaton sits down with Dr. Steve Lerner at Novonesis to talk about the science behind probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics and the keys to educating consumers about their benefits and choosing the right one.

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Weight-management pet food lessons from human food diversification

By focusing on innovation in product design, differentiation strategies and consumer education, the industry may address both market demand and pet health challenges.

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Mars partners to advance regenerative ag in European pet food supply chain

In Europe, Mars Petcare is working with agribusiness companies and solutions providers, including Cargill, Agreena, ADM, Biospheres, Horta and Soil Capital.

Multiple partnerships across Europe will help transition 20,900 hectares (almost twice the size of Paris) of wheat and maize crops to regenerative agriculture practices by 2028.

Insect-based Cat and Dog Food

Loopworm earns EU TRACES certification, enters European market

Loopworm said its silkworm pupae are reared in climate-friendly conditions, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional pet food and animal feed ingredients.

The company is exploring the application of silkworm-derived biomolecules in anti-diabetic and anti-obesity formulations for pets.

NUTRO awards $300,000 in Soil Growth Grants

The Greater Ground initiative has trained 108 farmers in the NUTRO supply network on healthy soil practices since its launch on World Soil Day 2022.

Healthy pet food is Blue Zone for cats, small dogs, reptiles and birds

Although the Blue Zone concept may have been debunked, healthy eating may be a common factor in both long-lived pets and people.

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Oterra expands U.S. operations with innovation and production hub

The manufacturer of natural colors for the food and beverage industry will use the facility as its U.S. headquarters.

The new U.S. headquarters combines Oterra’s innovation and application labs with a new manufacturing and logistics facilities and includes 40,000 square feet of expansion space.

Pet Food Marketing and Branding

Ice cream, beer or flavored water: pet treats mimic human indulgences

Pet versions of frozen dairy delights and frosty brews tend to be healthier than the human products they mimic.

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Dog and Cat Food Nutrition

Pumpkin may support digestive health as functional pet food ingredient

Like turkey and corn, pumpkins are another human and pet food ingredient with ancient roots in Indigenous culture.

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Pet Food Additives/Supplements

Cargill TruPet postbiotic wins innovation award

Cargill was recognized with a Pet Food Innovation Award for its ultraconcentrated TruPet postbiotic at Fi Europe’s Innovation Awards, which took place at Fi Europe in Frankfurt and celebrated food and beverage innovations across categories.

Pet Food Insights

Navigating the legal landscape of cell-cultivated meat in the US

As public awareness of the idea grows, states are beginning to respond.

As cell-cultivate meat becomes more and more of a reality, both federal and state legislators will be tasked with determining these products’ place in pet and human foods.

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