From BSM Partners’ perspective, the search for solutions to overhaul pet food industry regulations exists through and beyond the PURR Act. 

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

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

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

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

Under Regulation 2023/2419, 95% of a formula’s ingredients must be organic in order to be sold as organic pet food.

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.

A strong food safety culture that includes mock recalls can improve product safety and strengthen brand value.

The association has detailed several hurdles for processors and how it will continue to support pet food and animal feed manufacturers.