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The AAFCO and the ingredients for animal nutrition
/in Blog, Blog /by Carolina AbasoloThe Association of American Food Control Officials (AAFCO) is an association formed on a voluntary basis by local, state and federal agencies responsible for regulating the sale and distribution of animal feed and medicine.
The main certificates of the food industry
/in Blog, Blog, Blog /by Carolina AbasoloSafety is one of the key factors in the food industry. Both consumers and health authorities demand that the food we consume offer high levels of quality and safety throughout the entire production chain and until its consumption by people.
Interactions of the food packaging
/in Blog /by Carolina AbasoloThe term packaging refers to any material used to protect a product when it is stored and transported. In particular, food packaging is used to protect food against microbiological, chemical and physical contamination. However, the materials that make up the container can react with the content and cause alterations in the product.
Main exhibitions of the pet food sector
/in Blog /by Carolina AbasoloIn general, exhibitions are events promoted by economic agents in a sector where experts share their innovations in order to grow their reputations, and in which visitors can meet new suppliers for their business or simply get up to speed on innovations and trends in its sector.
Main exhibitions of the feed sector
/in Blog /by Carolina AbasoloThe exchange of livestock is something that has long existed; the first trading fair of the animal sector as we know it today, goes back to the XII century.