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Pet Food News
Bison: sustainable and novel pet food protein
Bison remains uncommon in dog and cat foods, so it may also help pet foods stand out on retailers’ shelves and websites.
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Lessons for pet food from study on discarded human food?
A consumer study on human foods made with discarded ingredients could have insights for pet food companies for using and marketing by-product ingredients.
Some pet food companies market tripe, technically a meat by-product, as a novel protein ingredient, though it's not used much in dry dog foods in the US, according to the Dog and Cat Food Ingredient Center. l Courtesy of PetKind
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Infographic: 6 ancient grain pet food ingredients
Pet food professionals compared six ancient grains with traditional wheat at ADM’s Petfood R&D Showcase 2017 workshop station.
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Sorghum mill feed has antioxidant effect in dog food
Sorghum mill feed, a co-product of sorghum processing, may have unexplained antioxidant properties.
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Functional pet food ingredients driving new formulations
As customers continue to demand more from their pets’ food, functional ingredients are making their way into all types of pet food formulations.
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Facility to make insect-based novel pet food ingredient
The joint venture, called EnviroFlight, plans to significantly expand production of ingredients for sustainable feed and nutrition derived from black soldier flies.
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Infographic: The future of plant-based pet food proteins
Many plant-based proteins have been widely used in human and animal nutrition for years, while others are just now starting to become popular and widely available.
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Top questions to ask novel pet food ingredient suppliers
Before committing to use a novel pet food ingredient, a scientist recommended that pet food professionals ask these questions of potential suppliers.
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5 novel pet food proteins from human trends
Pet food consumers increasingly make purchases based on the nutritional, environmental and ethical aspects of dog and cat food.
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Infographic: Functional dog, cat food and pet treat trends
As pet food becomes increasingly specialized, with manufacturers catering to consumers’ desires to meet the individual needs of their pets, functional ingredients are becoming more of a trend than ever.
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10 nutrient-rich novel pet food ingredient trends
Once unheard of ingredients, including alligator, hemp and insects have all found their way into pet food and treats. Novel proteins in particular have become popular.
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Pet food’s future may depend on new, old proteins
To meet consumer demand and the environmental reality, the pet food industry must consider looking for proteins from rendering, vegetables and grains and unconventional animals.
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