PFMA latest news
Are food allergies on the increase? Can vegetarian diets deliver complete and balanced nutrition to cats and dogs? PFMA’s Veterinary Nutrition Experts have the answers
Posted Feb 06, 2019 |In response to demand from industry professionals, PFMA has worked with nutrition experts to develop two new factsheets on the subjects of Vegetarian Diets and Allergies, now available to download pfma.org.uk/fact-sheets.
PFMA produces Animal Welfare Framework – a commitment to supporting the welfare needs of all animals
Posted Jan 30, 2019 |Celebrating the end of the first year of PFMA’s Pet Food Vision, with its focus on Animal Welfare, the trade body has produced an Animal Welfare Framework.
Feeding the birds provides a lifeline during winter
Posted Jan 21, 2019 |The winter months provide a challenge for birds, as frosts, winds and snow can make it hard to find natural food supplies. Some smaller birds need to eat 30-40% of their body weight to survive the winter and supplementary feeding can provide a lifeline.
Feeding commercial raw pet foods safely and responsibly
Posted Jan 15, 2019 |Following the recent Daily Mail article PFMA provides advice and information to pet owners feeding a commercial raw pet food to their cats and dogs.
EU and member states endorse new FEDIAF Code of Good Pet Food Labelling
Posted Jan 09, 2019 |FEDIAF launches new Pet Food Labelling Code following approval from the EU Standing Committee for Animal Nutrition.
PFMA Welcomes Four New Companies in to Membership
Posted Oct 18, 2018 |This month the Pet Food Manufacturers’ Association (PFMA) has welcomed four new diverse pet food companies in to membership.
BREXIT & PFMA
OTC - January 2019 - The Credible Voice of a Responsible Pet Food Industry
Michael Bellingham and Nicole Paley talk to Simon King about PFMA's work, the continuity of staff, the three year vision with 2018's focus on animal welfare plus APGAW and Brexit work in addition to highlighting role of members.
Pet Gazette - December 2018 - Festive Feeding Watch Outs
Nicole Paley gives advice on festive foods that can be harmful to pets and highlights the importance of maintaining usual feeding and exercise routine during the holidays.