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

The fifth annual CAFIC was held last month, homing in on the technology and management of pet food processing in China and the United States. 

The proposed regulations seek to provide more predictable requirements for new drug labels, as well as those for use in animal feed.

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

Collaborative efforts between the FDA and the food industry have ceased the sale of food and pet food packaging containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Under the PURR Act, the FDA would have regulatory authority over labeling and ingredient review for pet food and treats.

The agency will likely focus on chemical risks, allergen thresholds and enforcement of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) in the coming year.

The recall involves four products for dogs and cats in one lot.

The decision goes hand in hand with the Innovative FEED Act awaiting a Congressional vote.

Before jumping to conclusions about the risks of copper and liver disease in dogs, the industry needs to conduct research.