Sustainability
Sustainability in pet players (II): Tom&Co, Pets at Home and Petz
Belgian, British and Brazilian pet retailers are taking bold steps toward greener operations.
Bring on the bugs: the case for insect protein
Functional efficacy, clearly defined safety lines and rising consumer acceptance place insect-based pet food at the front of the alternative protein pack.
The future of lab-grown meat
As this novel protein source is introduced into pet food in the UK, what needs to happen for it to offer a realistic answer to the demand for sustainable and nutritious products?
Could cultivated pet food redefine the Asia-Pacific market?
Future success will depend on science, regulation, consumer trust and manufacturers’ ability to scale up cost-effectively.
Transitions and mergers reshape pet trade associations
The latest on PFI and AFIA in the US and the newly formed industry association in Brazil.
Sponsored by FeedValid B.V.
Sponsored by FeedValid B.V.
From field to formula: premium potato ingredients direct from the source
FeedValid expands access to its high-quality Protato® range for pet food manufacturers.
Sponsored by Aerox BV
Sponsored by Aerox BV
Solving odor at the source
How can pet food manufacturers address the rising challenge of odor control?
Exploring the geopolitical factors affecting pet food players’ ESG efforts
Sustainability-related work has become both more challenging and more critical, but there are still reasons for optimism, according to experts canvassed by PETS International.
Sponsored by Re:Source NV
Sponsored by Re:Source NV
Transforming French fry waste into a premium, sustainable pet food ingredient
Belgian company Re:Source converts potato processing by-products into functional dried meal for grain-free pet food formulations.
Pet food and packaging sectors push back on EU waste sorting guidelines
A coalition of trade associations warns that the current approach could burden businesses and urges the Commission to adopt a simple, harmonized system.









