The association is focusing on improving the regulatory environment for new ingredients, expanding access to animal food solutions, and enhancing market competitiveness.

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

The pet food and treat market keeps expanding as the industry sets its sights on record sales by 2030. 

The series will educate processors on upcoming changes under Pet Food Label Modernization. 

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

The half-day workshop will inform pet food regulators and industry members about upcoming changes to dog and cat food label guidelines.

A disjointed state-by-state registration system is expected to put bumps in the road to pet food label modernization.

AAFCO’s Austin Therrell discusses the next steps for PFLM, details on implementation, and more.

Processors evaluate their priorities when delivering on-pack messaging.

Under the regulation, 95% of a product’s ingredients must be organic.