The coalition will host a webinar on May 14 to provide businesses with actionable insights into the current state of US tariffs. 

In addition to thought-provoking presentations, the 1 ½-day conference will feature two panels highlighting the state of the industry and pet food of the future.

Martin Makary was confirmed by the US Senate.

The association will use grant funds to continue to promote the safety and quality of US pet food in 18 different countries.  

According to the association, the legislation could negatively impact consumer protection, reduce transparency in labeling, and jeopardize overall product safety. 

The Pet Food Institute expressed its concern surrounding HPAI and reaffirmed the continued safety of US pet food products.

Allyson Baros-Kabler will work with PFI members and partners to amplify the industry’s work and advocate for processor challenges.

The act aims to increase funding for the Market Access Program (MAP) and Foreign Market Development Program (FMD).

The association announced its support for the reintroduction of federal legislation that would “modernize” pet food regulation.