Under the Innovative FEED Act, animal food substances that do not carry nutritive benefits would be regulated as food additives instead of drugs.

The bills seek to address driver shortages and operational flexibility in the trucking industry.

According to the association, a federal system would harm the regulatory oversight of pet food products and ingredients.

The association met federal officials, advocated for industry issues and installed new leadership.

According to new research, a 300% tariff on tinplate steel would prove disastrous to human food, pet food and other consumer goods industries.

The American Feed Industry Association has applauded an updated health certificate for dry pet food exports to the country.

A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction, claiming the rules are federal overreach.

The president has vetoed a repeal of the rules.

APHIS has updated the Veterinary Services (VS) 16-4 form, after facing pressure from the AFIA to support the industry.

The association stated more research is needed to determine necessary adjustments for maximum copper concentration recommendations in commercial dog food.