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Safety & Quality: Page 151
Safety & Quality
Something To Chew On: Taking matters into their own hands
Pet owners are tackling other petfood-related tasks on their own
Safety & Quality
Quality drives innovation
Vobra launches veterinary diets and expands production
Safety & Quality
Ingredients under the microscope
Laboratories discuss ingredient testing worldwide
Safety & Quality
Go with the one-way flow
Eliminating product crossovers and backtracking
Safety & Quality
China: low cost vs. inadequate quality
The rise of emerging markets like China provides what multinational manufacturers have been seeking to grow and become more competitive
Safety & Quality
Building trust with suppliers
In the post-recall world, it's more crucial than ever before
Pet Food Regulations
FDA provides more details on AFSS
In May in Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA, the Center for Veterinary Medicine in the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) held a public meeting to present progress on its development of the Animal Feed Safety System (AFSS). I saw a mention of the meeting in the popular press that presumed it was convened in response to the recent petfood recalls.
Safety & Quality
Alternative approach to pal assessment
Alternative approach to pal assessment Examing the cognitive method for measuring food preference BY Joseph A. Araujo, et al. Mr. Araujo is one of the principals of CanCog Technologies, Inc. and an inventor of the CPAP procedure. For more information, contact
[email protected]
. In the companion animal field,
Pet Food Regulations
Biofuel co-products: do they have a place in petfoods?
The development of alternatives to fossil fuels in meeting the United States' energy needs truly is a commendable goal. Both biodiesel and ethanol have great potential in this regard, and the energy industry is rapidly expanding production of both products. However, this increased production is accompanied by the increased generation of co-products.
Pet Food Regulations
Personal memories of Drs. Kronfeld, Morris and Corbin
I'm not a believer in the adage "bad things come in threes." However, that old saying appears true in this case. Three men, all highly influential in the field of pet nutrition, passed away over the course of only the last few months.
Pet Food Regulations
Pet supplement safety: NRC forms new committee
As most readers are aware, the National Research Council (NRC), under the auspices of the National Academies, published its long-awaited Nutrient Requirements of Dogs and Cats last summer. While NRC is not a regulatory body, its reports are considered by agencies such as the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in determining policy.
Safety & Quality
Smarter sales calls
The data-driven plan: A tale of two sales calls
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