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Pet food plants keep workers who use tech to advise boss

Losing opportunities for pet food processing improvement brings an economic toll for companies in the long run. Making a pet food production-line employee’s life easier also tends to make the job itself more efficient and safer, saving time and money for the business.

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Black, minority business potential in US pet food industry

When a wider range of people work for the company, pet food businesses may benefit from a wider range of viewpoints, opinions, experiences and ideas.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected pet adoptions in a positive way, as people find they have more time at home to take care of a new animal. (Monkey Business Images | Shutterstock.com)

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Pet food format pros and cons: kibble, wet, treats, toppers

The form of a new pet product, whether dry kibble, wet or raw, determines many of the available formulation options. Each format has pros and cons.

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Marel adds pet food processing by acquiring Wenger

The acquisition of Wenger is a platform investment into new, complementary and attractive growth markets for Marel and will form the fourth business segment alongside poultry, meat and fish.

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Pet Food Product Database

Automated Flexible Conveyor Bulk Bag Unloader

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Pet Food Product Database

Volkmann Multijector Vacuum Pumps

Volkmann Multijector Vacuum Pumps