The association is accepting feedback until Dec. 13 on the addition of these new foods and their use in animal food products. 

Andi Harizi will support the organization, as well as its partners IFEEDER, FAEA and the GFLI. 

The course will take place from Feb. 3 to 7.

The course will be offered from Nov. 12 to Dec. 17, covering all aspects of food safety regulations.

BioZyme’s Stockyard plant in Missouri was recognized for its commitment to quality, safety, regulatory compliance and more.

Meghan Dicks will help enhance and expand the association’s membership. 

AFIA expresses concerns of long-term economic consequences from the strike at East and Gulf Coast ports. 

The plant will manufacture a range of animal nutrition products including vitamins, minerals and innovative feed additives.

The new Sustainability Road Map project highlights the environmental benefits of innovation in the animal feed industry.

The association plans to support the animal feed and pet food industries by focusing on regulatory practices, supply chain challenges, trade, sustainability and more.