The proposal would replace AAFCO’s previous MOU with the FDA. 

The agency is accepting comments on its transition for ingredient programs until Sept. 9. 

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Both organizations will continue to collaborate to ensure the safety of pet food and animal feed. 

The association will continue to monitor scientific literature and may reconsider the topic. 

In a decentralized, state-by-state regulatory environment, Pet Food Compliance offers a one-stop-shop to save brands time, money and hassle.

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According to the association, the proposed act would reduce state oversight, as well as label transparency and consumer protection.

Proposed guidelines for “controlled copper” claims for dog food are not based in science, according to those who voted against.

The association encourages state feed regulatory programs to swiftly adopt AAFCO’s new regulations.