Pet Food Safety: Page 21

Sunshine Mills recalls Abound dog food for Vitamin D

Harris Teeter has removed the recalled products from its shelves.

photo by Andrea Gantz

Brand Insights

Solving Separation and Segregation Issues in Pet Food Blends

Horizon Systems

Industry trends of using finer ingredients like starches, fillers and flow agents — also regrind and recycle materials — in greater percentages can result in ingredient separation and segregation, affecting your final product.

Solving Separation and Segregation Issues in Pet Food Blends

Eurofins Scientific plans facility in Wisconsin, USA

Eurofins provides a range of life sciences services, including pet food consulting, testing and analysis.

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Australian Senate calls for stronger pet food regulation

Currently, Australia’s pet food industry has no legally mandated recall system overseen by a government agency.

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Nutrisca recalls dry dog food for elevated vitamin D

Nutrisca became aware of the elevated levels of vitamin D after receiving complaints from three pet owners of vitamin D toxicity after consuming the product.

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Pet Food Safety

Improving pet's well-being and owners' satisfaction

Market insights and practical tips on pet food palatability, protection, performance measurement and pet health & nutrition. Sponsored by Diana Pet Food.

Diana Pet Food French study

Dog and Cat Food Nutrition

3 ways to counter pet food misinformation with expertise

Consumers often mistrust large companies and any information they provide.

Courtesy of Jim Galovski, co-founder of Guardian Pet Food Co.

Herbicide glyphosate found in 18 dog and cat foods

The herbicide glyphosate was detected in all dog and cat foods tested by researchers at Cornell University.

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Pentobarbital detection finds tiny amounts in pet food

The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry published the pentobarbital detection procedure.

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Unlabeled horse, other animals found in European pet food

Dog and cat foods on the European market may contain animals not listed on the ingredient panels, which could cause problems for pets with allergies.

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Petfood Industry blogs September 2018: FDA investigation

During September 2018, Petfood Industry bloggers and columnists covered mass market pet food retailers, human food trends and other topics.

#tbt: Slave fishing assessment for pet food ingredients

Three years ago, the New York Times published the story of enslaved fishermen laboring on Thai fishing vessels that supplied both the human and pet food markets.

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FSMA inspectors want ‘why’ of pet food safety plan

While pet food facility workers may know the physical steps of a food safety plan, they may not have been fully trained on the reasoning behind each action.

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