In This Issue
Denes unveils its new look ahead of major brand relaunch
TV Vet posts Open Letter to PIF
Nestlé Purina factory in Suffolk causes a stink...again!
Barking and Dagenham leads the way on dog poo DNA testing
The Pet Charity aims to reduce the need for rehoming
New pet crematorium opens in Tewkesbury
Vets warn of dangers of taking pets on holiday
Understanding Pet Food Labels' Fact Sheet - now available
Jobs reflect healthy market
Dutch "Poopy Cat" pet brand arrives in UK by bicycle
Win over £1,000 worth of 4fleas stock from Johnson's
Extraordinary Police Dog honoured with ‘animal OBE’
MDC winner at Association of Dogs and Cats Homes Conference
Ancol sponsors new exercise paddock at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
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Understanding Pet Food Labels' Fact Sheet - now available


Following on from the ‘Rip off Britain’ feature on  BBC1, 22 April when presenters considered how useful the information is on food labels is and questioned whether labels in certain instances can actually be misleading, the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association has developed an ‘Understanding Pet Food Labels’ Fact Sheet.  Retailers are being encouraged to link to this from your website, upload it on your own website or print off copies to share with your customers and staff.


The fact sheet covers:

-          Pet food labelling legislation – what are the rules?

-          Terms such as ‘meat and animal derivatives’

-          What does ‘meat and animal derivatives (4% chicken) mean?

-          Where pet owners can find more ingredients information 

Click on the image (left) to download your copy.

Throughout the year the PFMA we’ll be producing a fact sheet per month covering topics such as homemade diets, additives in pet food, top tips for feeding rabbits.

For more information on pet food production and pet food nutrition, visit www.pfma.org.uk

Pictured above: PFMA chief executive Michael Bellingham was interviewed for the Rip-off Britain programme. You can watch the show on BBC Iplayer. Follow the link below.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05sd7d2/rip-off-britain-food-series-2-episode-8

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