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Philippine tax agency to go after online pet shops
The Philippine government says all online pet food sellers must register and pay taxes in order to be included in formal economy.
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US pet food exports to China look strong despite tension
U.S. and Chinese envoys ability to work out a deal bodes well for future pet food trade between the two economic superpowers.
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US pet food exports to China may hit US$300 Mil
As the provisions of the U.S.-China Phase One Economic and Trade Agreement come into effect, United States pet food exports to China may grow dramatically.
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US pet food with beef now allowed in Singapore
Learn about a 13-year-old beef ingredient restriction has been overturned in Singapore after nearly two years of discussion between the country and the U.S.
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AAFCO to require qualification of the term ‘buffalo’
New requirements from AAFCO regarding the term "buffalo" will require label updates, and there is currently no grace period for enforcement.
In the U.S., North American buffalo are also called bison (left). In other countries, however, “buffalo” is more commonly used to refer to water buffalo (right). | (volkova natalia | Shutterstock.com and WoraponL | Shutterstock.com)
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COVID-19, pet food e-commerce, cheese: May 2020 columns
However, AAFCO regulations, online pet food sales and even cheese also appeared on Petfood Industry.
Cheese can be found in several pet food and treat products, but the potential benefits of cheese as an ingredient have yet to be fully explored. | (Lysikova Irina | Shutterstock.com)
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More AAFCO pet food regulation changes on the way
Product naming, ingredient claims and trial protocols are all seeing modifications under new AAFCO rules.
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Pet food safety protocols aid plants’ pandemic protection
Federal scrutiny of Salmonella and similar microbes in pet food facilities unintentionally may have helped dog, cat and other pet food makers in the pandemic.
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13 Simmons Pet Food employees positive for COVID-19
Thirteen employees of a Simmons Pet Food plant in Emporia, Kansas tested positive for coronavirus infection although not all had reported to work while ill.
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Sanitizing better than COVID testing in pet food plants
FDA officials also discussed how pet food industry facility staff should prove essential worker status during the COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions.
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WHO updates pet guidance during COVID-19 pandemic
The World Health Organization (WHO) updated its guidance on the risks of COVID-19 to pets.
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Vitamin K in cat foods: Necessary, but source questioned
A synthetic analog for vitamin K, MSBC, is causing a stir among some state feed control officials.
Vitamin K is commonly added to cat and dog foods, but a primary source is currently under scrutiny. | (Maxx-Studio | Shutterstock.com)
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