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The pet food sector in India is undergoing a transformation due to an increase in pet ownership and awareness among consumers concerning pet healthcare. As a result, with the implementation of IS 11968:2019 pet food...

IS 11968:2019 pet food standards set the first national benchmark for uniform pet food safety standards in India. This sets requirements for safety, nutritional adequacy, and hygiene for both dogs and cats. Compliance is still...

MAHA Commission Report was formed to assess the rising burden of childhood chronic diseases and guide public health policy for better long-term health outcomes. Its report highlights increasing issues like obesity and allergies, focusing on...

Saudi brands apply toxicology for contaminant profiling through regulated testing, which often involves analyzing samples for heavy metals and other hazardous substances using advanced techniques like ICP-MS and LIBS. This profiling is driven by government...

The growing pet ownership in India drives the demand for stricter safety and quality assurance policies for the pet food that comes from abroad. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) creates IS 11968:2019 pet food...

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) introduced IS 11968:2019 with an integrated regulatory approach that covers the safety and health of pets by laying stringent requirements with respect to ensuring the safety of pet food, ingredient...

For the health of companion animals, consumers, and the pet food sector, it is vital to assure the safety, quality, and wholesomeness of pet foods. In India, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) developed IS...