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Help for food sensitivities?

Adverse food reactions and food intolerances, hypersensitivities and allergies are popular topics of discussion among pet owners. The problems may be linked by a common thread: the overreaction of the immune system to a dietary component, most probably a protein. The ultimate solution may depend on hydrolysis of proteins to render them hypoallergenic.

6 steps to successful exporting

Petfood companies that export, or want to export, can make it as painless as possible by following six steps. The primary role of APHIS is to assist US exporters in meeting the import requirements of other countries. In this role, APHIS negotiates with foreign governments to establish export requirements.

Pet Food Product Database

Neogen Corporation Veratox for Histamine

Something To Chew On: Petfood catching up to human food?

It seems our industry may be catching up to and converging with the human food industry faster than anyone has expected

Pet Food Ingredients

Ingredients as nutrient delivery devices

Companion animal researchers and industry professionals gathered recently at the annual American Society of Animal Science meeting in San Antonio, Texas, USA, for research presentations/posters and a companion animal symposium entitled "Ingredients as nutrient delivery devices." Here are highlights from the symposium.

How will canine weight loss drug affect our market?

Successful weight maintenance benefits not only the dog and its owner but ultimately the petfood industry as a whole

Editorial Notes: Rebuilding Menu

What is the outlook for the future of Menu Foods?

Pet Food Product Database

Principle Solutions LLC domestically manufactured ingredients

Principle Solutions LLC

Ol' Roy dog food recalled due to Salmonella concerns

The recall is unrelated to recent petfood recalls connected to tainted Chinese proteins used in some petfood productio

Nutrition program established in Southern California

The program complements the Nutritional Support Service at the veterinary teaching hospital

FDA disputes petfood findings

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ruled out acetaminophen as a petfood contaminant after they found no trace of the substance in five samples of one type of cat and two types of dog food

Update on the AAFCO mid-year meeting

The mid-year meeting is when most of the committees finalize their proposals to go before the board

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