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Pet Food Ingredients

Pet food ingredients: companies betting big on bugs

Learn why pet food industry suppliers in Europe are investing in research and technology for using insects as a novel protein ingredient in pet food.

Pet Food Market

Spanish pet food maker Visan acquired Dutch brand Trovet

Visan, a superpremium pet food manufacturer based in Spain, acquired Trovet a Dutch brand specialized in dietary food for dogs and cats, such as therapeutic pet foods.

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Petcurean Go Sensitivity + Shine Limited Ingredient Diet

Petcurean Pet Nutrition

Pet Food News

Instant pet gravy featured on consumer report series

Clear Conscience Pet SuperGravy was recently featured on the “Try it Before You Buy It” investigative consumer report series on KLAS 8 TV, the CBS affiliate in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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German online pet food retailer increases sales

German-based online retailer of pet food, zooplus AG, continued its growth trend in the first half of 2017.

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Pet food nutrition: it’s not just about high protein

No published scientific data has shown the benefits of high protein in dog food, nor that it’s the root cause of any health issues. Protein quality is key.

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Millennials: the ultimate pet food game changers

Millennials want pet food transparency, sustainability, online shopping convenience and the recognition that pets are their children.

Pet Food Market

How PetSmart-Chewy deal is affecting pet food retailing

Three specialty pet food companies pulled their products from Chewy.com since it was bought by PetSmart in a deal affecting pet food retailing.

Market Trends and Reports

Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Diets High Protein Formulas

Pet Food News

Canidae Pet Food launches company farm

Canidae Pet Food has launched Canidae Farms in Kansas where it now grows its own ingredients for its pet food products.

Pet Food Market

Chinese pet food company launches US subsidiary

Gambol Pet Group, based in China, has launched a new North American subsidiary, Gambol Pet USA.

Market Trends and Reports

GMO pet foods may be safe, but are rejected by pet owners

GMO ingredients in dog and cat food don’t hurt pets, said Richard Butterwick, global nutrition advisor at the Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition during Petfood Forum 2017.

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