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AOAC names AAFCO's sugar panel its Expert Review Panel of the Year

AAFCO expert panel awarded by AOAC

11.11.2020

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.

Long-time AAFCO leader awarded by NASDA

09.23.2020

By Jordan Tyler

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

Kunze joins AAFCO

09.21.2020

By Jordan Tyler

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

AAFCO annual meeting goes virtual

07.27.2020

By Jennifer Semple

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

Pet food and treat industry associations in the United States

9 organizations giving a voice to US pet food processors

05.29.2020

By Jordan Tyler

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

Arbiom proves potential of wood-based ingredient, SylPro, as a viable source of protein in dog diets

Wood-derived yeast shows promise as protein source for dog food

09.19.2019

By Jordan Tyler

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

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Hemp, CBD ingredients in pet foods proves risky business

06.18.2019

By Mike Annis and Emily Lyon

In the current regulatory environment, manufacturers should proceed with caution when incorporating CBD into pet foods and animal feeds.

Grandpa Glenn's Dog Food & Treats products

What small meat markets chasing pet business need to know

06.06.2019

By Steve Krut

With more and more small meat shop operations inclined to add pet food and treat options, it’s important to understand the regulatory environment before taking the plunge.