The Association of American Feed Control Officials has issued proposed changes for guaranteed analyses of carbohydrates in animal food, setting a deadline for commentary in early April.

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) successfully hosted its first-ever virtual Pet Food Conference on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Here’s our recap of the event.

The organization’s Pet Food Committee discussed proposed changes to some ingredient guidelines.

Some legal challenges to the claims on pet food labels have been dismissed in court when deemed not reasonable.

The organization’s Sugar Expert Review Panel, which developed two analytical methods for sugar and fructan profiles in animal nutrition, was named AOAC’s Expert Review panel of the Year.

Dr. Robert Waltz received the Ambassador’s Circle Award from the national agricultural organization for his support of food safety initiatives.

Melissa Kunze brings experience in committee organization, event, budget and travel planning, and volunteer coordination and communication to her new role with AAFCO.

The Association of American Feed Control Officials annual meeting Aug. 5 – 7 will be virtual for the first time in its history.

Several groups are in place to provide advocacy, educational and networking opportunities for pet food manufacturers and other industry players.

Arbiom reported successful trials of the protein ingredient, SylPro, in canine nutrition.