According to the research, the company’s cultivated chicken ingredient did not lead to any significant adverse effects.

ADM’s new study has shown that both live and inanimate forms of its BPL1™ can be safely fed to healthy adult dogs. 

Researchers in Shanghai examined chicken liver-based cat food sprays.

The organization will update its “Pet Food Production and Ingredient Analysis” report, providing invaluable data to the industry.

Pet Food Processing’s podcast has provided industry processors, suppliers and professionals with information on all areas of the pet food and treat industry.

Research by academic institutions like the University of Guelph is determined to help the pet food and treat industry support pet health and wellness.

Graduate and undergraduate students will be able to share their research during the Pet Food Conference.

According to researchers at the University of Guelph, the essential nutrient could help prevent feline obesity in spayed and neutered cats.