Articles about “pet food industry”

This article explores the growing trend of transparency in the pet food industry, often referred to as the 'farm-to-bowl' movement. It argues that pet owners, much like consumers in other sectors, are increasingly demanding to know the origin and quality of ingredients. The piece highlights the benefits of traceability, including enhanced ingredient quality, improved safety during recalls, and support for ethical considerations. Brands like Open Farm are presented as examples of companies leading this charge. The article also draws parallels to transparency demands in other industries, such as education (TEFL Ireland), finance (Paxson EU), and creative arts (Anto Morato), suggesting a broader societal shift. It concludes by offering pet owners practical advice on what to look for in transparent brands and emphasizes the positive impact of informed choices on the industry's future.

Our pets are family, and that changes how we feed them. This guide dives into the overwhelming world of pet food choices, from "natural" and "organic" claims to the grain-free trend and its potential downsides. We'll decode ingredient labels, explore options beyond kibble like raw and dehydrated foods (mentioning services like myollie.com), and peek into the massive global pet food industry, touching on resources like Cortellis. We'll also look at international markets in Poland (Modna Pożyczka) and Germany (Brinckmann & Lange), highlighting varying consumer priorities. Finally, we'll gaze into the future with personalized nutrition, insect proteins, and functional ingredients, emphasizing that the journey to finding the best food is ongoing, guided by vet advice and personal values.