Nestle has completed a new US$220 million pet food factory in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico.
The new plant – the company’s 15th in Mexico – is part of the company’s US$1.03 billion four-year investment program for Mexico.
The Purina factory will produce 130,000 tonnes of dry pet food annually. A second, future phase could add a new production line for wet food. Forty percent of the plant’s current output will be exported to Central America and the Caribbean.
The plant will employ 200 people directly and another 1,000 indirectly. Nestle Executive Vice President Laurent Freixe said the factory would generate MXN750 million (US$43.4 million) annually.
Nestle Mexico’s CEO, Marcelo Melchior, predicted the new facility will allow Nestle to overtake Mars Mexico, its main competitor.
Mexico is the fourth leading producer of animal feed after China, the US and Brazil.
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Thursday, December 24, 2015
Geelen Counterflow signs on to Paris Pledge For Action
Geelen Counterflow has signed on to The Paris Pledge For Action.
The pledge is an initiative of the COP21 French Presidency. L’Appel de Paris, or The Paris Pledge for Action, brings together a multitude of voices on an unprecedented scale with a single, collective statement:
“We welcome the adoption of a new, universal climate agreement at COP 21 in Paris, which is a critical step on the path to solving climate change. We pledge our support to ensuring that the level of ambition set by the agreement is met or exceeded.”
Sander Geelen, managing director of Geelen Counterflow: “We have signed this pledge because man-made global warming is an urgent threat to the world we leave to our children and because the feed and food industry that we are active in can and must play an important role in solving this problem, as confirmed by the signing of this pledge by companies such as Mars, Nestlé, Unilever, Kellog, Arla, Danone, Coca Cola, DSM, BASF, Tesco, Carrefour, etc.”
“We must change course urgently. Our new energy-plus-office is an example of what is now possible. A much bigger challenge is to develop technology that helps our customers to reduce their ecological footprint. Every dryer we supply to the feed and food industry consumes on average the same amount of energy as 300-500 households. Most of the energy currently is from natural gas. We can have a major impact on the carbon footprint of the feed and food industry and we are determined to take that responsibility seriously.”
The pledge is an initiative of the COP21 French Presidency. L’Appel de Paris, or The Paris Pledge for Action, brings together a multitude of voices on an unprecedented scale with a single, collective statement:
“We welcome the adoption of a new, universal climate agreement at COP 21 in Paris, which is a critical step on the path to solving climate change. We pledge our support to ensuring that the level of ambition set by the agreement is met or exceeded.”
Sander Geelen, managing director of Geelen Counterflow: “We have signed this pledge because man-made global warming is an urgent threat to the world we leave to our children and because the feed and food industry that we are active in can and must play an important role in solving this problem, as confirmed by the signing of this pledge by companies such as Mars, Nestlé, Unilever, Kellog, Arla, Danone, Coca Cola, DSM, BASF, Tesco, Carrefour, etc.”
“We must change course urgently. Our new energy-plus-office is an example of what is now possible. A much bigger challenge is to develop technology that helps our customers to reduce their ecological footprint. Every dryer we supply to the feed and food industry consumes on average the same amount of energy as 300-500 households. Most of the energy currently is from natural gas. We can have a major impact on the carbon footprint of the feed and food industry and we are determined to take that responsibility seriously.”
Monday, December 29, 2014
Rondo Food invests in new administration building
Krefeld company Rondo Food has constructed a new building on its premises. With this development, the company has re-established itself for the future, according to Rondo Food.
Administration departments and sales for the whole of the company group are located at the Krefeld site, and all the central functions such as purchasing, financial accounting and human resources converge at this site. “In the past, there wasn’t a free desk and our capacities were all utilized,” said Managing Director Dirk Wellen. “Our old 1970s building hadn’t been sufficient to meet the demands that the modern working day places on our staff for some time. There was also a need for modernization in several areas; for example, window insulation and the IT infrastructure."
The company has invested US$4 million in a new, modern administration building that was completed in August 2014. After a 10-month building phase, the three managing directors and all staff were able to move into the new building. In the new building there are only a few individual offices, allowing for more open-plan offices with zones for working together to realize more intensive communication and teamwork, according to the company.
The new administration wing has been constructed in front of the old building. In a second building phase the existing old building will be disassembled and a new two-story building will be built in its place. The new home for some members of staff, for example from the purchasing and sales services departments, will be in that new building. Additional social rooms will be constructed in the then available free areas. All of the departments closely linked with production, such as product development and quality assurance, that were previously located in a different area on the premises, are now under one roof. All building work should be completed in the spring of 2015.
Administration departments and sales for the whole of the company group are located at the Krefeld site, and all the central functions such as purchasing, financial accounting and human resources converge at this site. “In the past, there wasn’t a free desk and our capacities were all utilized,” said Managing Director Dirk Wellen. “Our old 1970s building hadn’t been sufficient to meet the demands that the modern working day places on our staff for some time. There was also a need for modernization in several areas; for example, window insulation and the IT infrastructure."
The company has invested US$4 million in a new, modern administration building that was completed in August 2014. After a 10-month building phase, the three managing directors and all staff were able to move into the new building. In the new building there are only a few individual offices, allowing for more open-plan offices with zones for working together to realize more intensive communication and teamwork, according to the company.
The new administration wing has been constructed in front of the old building. In a second building phase the existing old building will be disassembled and a new two-story building will be built in its place. The new home for some members of staff, for example from the purchasing and sales services departments, will be in that new building. Additional social rooms will be constructed in the then available free areas. All of the departments closely linked with production, such as product development and quality assurance, that were previously located in a different area on the premises, are now under one roof. All building work should be completed in the spring of 2015.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Rondo Food celebrates 120th anniversary
Rondo Food is celebrating its 120th anniversary, as well as its 20th year as a manufacturer of pet snacks for dogs and cats.
The company started as a baking ingredients manufacturer, until 1994 when it expanded into the petfood segment. At that time, the impulse came from a long-term business partner, who was using a cooking extruder for the continual production of meat strips. This technology was bought and the company was given the name “Rondo Food," and then it began with the production of snacks for dogs and cats. “We thought that we were buying a production system," said Managing Director Dirk Wellen. "In reality it was just a pile of steel and a good idea. This idea has been consistently developed. Dosing systems had to be integrated and hygiene had to be improved. We had to master a lot of requirements—the only thing we already knew was how to package at high speed."
In 2000, Rondo Food made the decision to sell its food segment and focus on growing in the pet snack market, and today the company claims expertise as a private label specialist and in pet product development.
In 2000, Rondo Food made the decision to sell its food segment and focus on growing in the pet snack market, and today the company claims expertise as a private label specialist and in pet product development.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Farm Food wins National Business Success Award for petfood
Dutch dog food manufacturer Farm Food has received the National Business Success Award in the petfood category.
The award is given each year to a company in the Netherlands that stands out in its respective industry on account of exceptional quality. In making the award, the jury cited the company's high quality standards and its decision not to use any chemical additives in its products.
Monday, May 19, 2014
Pet Food Experts to purchase corporate headquarters in Rhode Island
The Pawtucket Redevelopment Agency (PRA), the City of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and Pet Food Experts have signed a purchase and sale agreement for Pet Food Experts to purchase a three-story downtown Pawtucket building for their future national corporate headquarters.
Upon the completion of the sale of the building, the company will renovate the 24,000-square-foot second floor, before moving from its current office space. Pet Food Experts' current corporate headquarters and warehouse in Cumberland, Rhode Island, will remain as their Northeast Distribution Center.
“With so much of our company and family history here in the state of Rhode Island, we are thrilled to find the perfect place in the heart of Pawtucket to accommodate our growing company,” said Michael G. Baker, owner and president of Pet Food Experts.
Upon the completion of the sale of the building, the company will renovate the 24,000-square-foot second floor, before moving from its current office space. Pet Food Experts' current corporate headquarters and warehouse in Cumberland, Rhode Island, will remain as their Northeast Distribution Center.
“With so much of our company and family history here in the state of Rhode Island, we are thrilled to find the perfect place in the heart of Pawtucket to accommodate our growing company,” said Michael G. Baker, owner and president of Pet Food Experts.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Penford Corporation to acquire Gum Technology Corp.
Penford Corp., which deals in ingredient systems for food and industrial applications, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Gum Technology, a privately held gum and hydrocolloids distribution, blending and services company. Gum Technology, based in Tucson, Ariz., serves primarily the food and beverage industries.
"Gum Technology's product line and reputation for outstanding customer service will broaden Penford's portfolio of functional and specialty ingredient systems for existing customers and open new segments to the company," said Tom Malkoski, Penford CEO. "We see opportunities in food and industrial bio-products for high value, specialized products from the combination of our product lines and customer relationships."
Gum Technology markets a range of gums and other hydrocolloids throughout North America and Asia. The company specializes in developing and producing customized stabilizers to meet customers' product formulation needs. Gum Technology's products are found in a wide variety of food products including beverages, sauces, bakery, frozen foods, jams and fruit fillings, spice blends, dairy applications and nutraceuticals.
"We are pleased to join Penford and anticipate exciting opportunities to combine our companies' expertise in product lines and broad geographic reach," said Allen Freed, CEO of Gum Technology. "With Penford's resources and product knowledge, we can immediately begin advancing Gum Tech's GumPlete™ line of gum-starch blends."
The acquisition is expected to close in late March 2014, subject to certain conditions. It is expected to be accretive within the first year with significant growth occurring in subsequent years.
"Gum Technology's product line and reputation for outstanding customer service will broaden Penford's portfolio of functional and specialty ingredient systems for existing customers and open new segments to the company," said Tom Malkoski, Penford CEO. "We see opportunities in food and industrial bio-products for high value, specialized products from the combination of our product lines and customer relationships."
Gum Technology markets a range of gums and other hydrocolloids throughout North America and Asia. The company specializes in developing and producing customized stabilizers to meet customers' product formulation needs. Gum Technology's products are found in a wide variety of food products including beverages, sauces, bakery, frozen foods, jams and fruit fillings, spice blends, dairy applications and nutraceuticals.
"We are pleased to join Penford and anticipate exciting opportunities to combine our companies' expertise in product lines and broad geographic reach," said Allen Freed, CEO of Gum Technology. "With Penford's resources and product knowledge, we can immediately begin advancing Gum Tech's GumPlete™ line of gum-starch blends."
The acquisition is expected to close in late March 2014, subject to certain conditions. It is expected to be accretive within the first year with significant growth occurring in subsequent years.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Partner in Pet Food secures Tesco supplier contract
Budapest-based petfood supplier Partner in Pet Food (PPF) has won a contract to supply Tesco, according to reports, allowing PPF to further expand its presence in the UK.
The contract will allow the company to supply own-label dry and wet foods for dogs and cats. PPF has already supplied petfood to Tesco's central and eastern European operation for 10 years, and to wholesaler Booker in the UK.
The contract will allow the company to supply own-label dry and wet foods for dogs and cats. PPF has already supplied petfood to Tesco's central and eastern European operation for 10 years, and to wholesaler Booker in the UK.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
German petfood manufacturer to construct third production site
Petfood manufacturer Markus-Mühle announced it's currently completing a third company complex in Germany.
"We will now have the capacity to produce 50,000 (metric tons) of petfood per year on site," says managing director, Markus Olberts.
The Lupo Group, comprising the companies Markus-Mühle and Luposan, exports to 19 countries and aims to open up additional sales regions. The company is based in Westerwald, Germany.
"We will now have the capacity to produce 50,000 (metric tons) of petfood per year on site," says managing director, Markus Olberts.
The Lupo Group, comprising the companies Markus-Mühle and Luposan, exports to 19 countries and aims to open up additional sales regions. The company is based in Westerwald, Germany.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
MarketResearchReports.Biz adds 'Global Top 200 Petfood Manufacturers' report online
MarketResearchReports.Biz has added a new report, Global Top 200 Petfood Manufacturers, to its online database.
This report provides an in-depth financial evaluation of the global petfood manufacturers. Using the Plimsoll method of analysis, each of the top 200 companies included is individually assessed and ranked against each other and compared to industry averages. Each two-page company analysis provides detailed financial analysis for the organization.
According to the report's findings: 29 of the 200 companies analyzed have been rated as "Danger"; 24 companies are ripe for takeover; 23 companies achieved greater than 10 percent increase in sales in 2012; 16 companies made a pre-tax loss; and 86 companies saw sales fall in 2012.
This report provides an in-depth financial evaluation of the global petfood manufacturers. Using the Plimsoll method of analysis, each of the top 200 companies included is individually assessed and ranked against each other and compared to industry averages. Each two-page company analysis provides detailed financial analysis for the organization.
According to the report's findings: 29 of the 200 companies analyzed have been rated as "Danger"; 24 companies are ripe for takeover; 23 companies achieved greater than 10 percent increase in sales in 2012; 16 companies made a pre-tax loss; and 86 companies saw sales fall in 2012.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Evanger’s to open new petfood facility near Chicago
Evanger’s Dog and Cat Food Company is planning to open a new facility in the Chicago suburb of Markham, Illinois, USA.
With the goal of achieving LEED certification, the petfood facility incorporates a number of sustainable practices. The facility features skylights as the dominant source of light, LED lights controlled by motion sensors, motors utilizing variable frequency drives to use less electricity, and steam created by natural gas powered boiler to heat the plant and cook food.
“We produce very little waste- the equivalent of a standard family 60-gallon can each day,” said president of Evanger’s, Holly Sher. “Our environment is the lifeblood of our products, so it has always made sense to take every measure possible to help preserve the integrity of our earth, and the ingredients it provides us.”
With the goal of achieving LEED certification, the petfood facility incorporates a number of sustainable practices. The facility features skylights as the dominant source of light, LED lights controlled by motion sensors, motors utilizing variable frequency drives to use less electricity, and steam created by natural gas powered boiler to heat the plant and cook food.
“We produce very little waste- the equivalent of a standard family 60-gallon can each day,” said president of Evanger’s, Holly Sher. “Our environment is the lifeblood of our products, so it has always made sense to take every measure possible to help preserve the integrity of our earth, and the ingredients it provides us.”
Friday, May 17, 2013
Aller Petfood Group reports earnings increase for fiscal 2012
Aller Petfood Group reported earnings of DKK14 million (US$2.5 million) at the end of fiscal 2012, up from DKK9 million (US$1.6 million) in 2011.
The petfood company's success is attributed to strong market share in the private-label market, where the company says it owns 50 percent in Russia.
”We have stuck to our strategy, optimised production, expanded the organisation and improved our sales and performance,” said CEO Henriette Bylling. ”Consumers have become more prudent and appreciate good quality ingredients. Their dogs and cats are part of the family and, just like the rest of the family members, must have a good and nutritious diet. Despite the economic crisis, consumers have become more quality conscious. However, they have found out that they can get high quality at a reasonable price, and this is exactly what we deliver, and it is a major reason for our success."
The petfood company's success is attributed to strong market share in the private-label market, where the company says it owns 50 percent in Russia.
”We have stuck to our strategy, optimised production, expanded the organisation and improved our sales and performance,” said CEO Henriette Bylling. ”Consumers have become more prudent and appreciate good quality ingredients. Their dogs and cats are part of the family and, just like the rest of the family members, must have a good and nutritious diet. Despite the economic crisis, consumers have become more quality conscious. However, they have found out that they can get high quality at a reasonable price, and this is exactly what we deliver, and it is a major reason for our success."
Friday, April 19, 2013
Petfood manufacturers challenged to eat their own petfood
At Global Pet Expo in Orlando, Florida, USA, the team at Pet360, online community for pet owners, put representatives from major petfood manufacturers to the test.
The team challenged 12 petfood companies to eat their company's petfood live on camera as part of its "Eat Your Food" series. The "Eat Your Food" series also allows petfood companies to promote the nutritional benefits of their food.
“For the longest time, the biggest decision regarding petfood was whether to purchase wet or dry,” said Jon Roska Jr., vice president of merchandising at Pet360. “Now-a-days, pet owners are faced with a multitude of decisions, and there are a variety of gourmet options to choose from. We want to give brands the opportunity to prove that their food is the highest quality option for our customers’ pets, and what better way is there to do that than by consuming the food themselves?”
The team challenged 12 petfood companies to eat their company's petfood live on camera as part of its "Eat Your Food" series. The "Eat Your Food" series also allows petfood companies to promote the nutritional benefits of their food.
“For the longest time, the biggest decision regarding petfood was whether to purchase wet or dry,” said Jon Roska Jr., vice president of merchandising at Pet360. “Now-a-days, pet owners are faced with a multitude of decisions, and there are a variety of gourmet options to choose from. We want to give brands the opportunity to prove that their food is the highest quality option for our customers’ pets, and what better way is there to do that than by consuming the food themselves?”
Monday, February 4, 2013
Spring Naturals donates $10,000 to animal organizations in past year
Spring Naturals brand of dog dinners and dog treats has donated more than US$10,000 to various animal organizations since debuting in the pet food market in January 2012.
As part of a partnership with Daily Kibble, Spring Naturals' Share the Love campaign allowed fans to submit their information and an animal rescue group of their choice for the chance to win one of two prize packages. Spring Naturals donated a total of more than US$3,250 worth of dog food and dog treats to the Boston Brigade, the Atlantic Bulldog Rescue and their nominees.
Launched on May 1, 2012, Spring Into Action, an ongoing campaign dedicated to honoring animal advocates and the work they do in their community, has also brought money to animal organizations. The campaign encourages users to visit Spring Naturals' Facebook page via the "Spring Into Action" tab to vote for and share the story of their favorite animal advocate. The nominee with the most votes at the end of the month is then featured on the Facebook page, and Spring Naturals also delivers US$250 worth of food and treats to the winning nominee and the animal organization of their choice. The Spring Into Action grand-prize winner will receive US$2,000 worth of dog dinners plus a US$500 cash donation to the animal rescue organization of their choice.
Along with the Spring Into Action campaign, Spring Naturals' sponsored a 2-year-old mixed breed female puppy named Spring. Spring Naturals donated a year's supply of dog food and treats, as well as the costs of the dog's initial medical care, a total value of US$1,000.
Additionally, Spring Naturals' latest effort to support animal welfare was the 12 Dogs of Christmas campaign, which brought a total of US$1,550 in donations, pet food and treats to Project Rescue Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, USA. In total, the company has worked with more than 10 animal welfare groups, shelters and rescues in the past year.
As part of a partnership with Daily Kibble, Spring Naturals' Share the Love campaign allowed fans to submit their information and an animal rescue group of their choice for the chance to win one of two prize packages. Spring Naturals donated a total of more than US$3,250 worth of dog food and dog treats to the Boston Brigade, the Atlantic Bulldog Rescue and their nominees.
Launched on May 1, 2012, Spring Into Action, an ongoing campaign dedicated to honoring animal advocates and the work they do in their community, has also brought money to animal organizations. The campaign encourages users to visit Spring Naturals' Facebook page via the "Spring Into Action" tab to vote for and share the story of their favorite animal advocate. The nominee with the most votes at the end of the month is then featured on the Facebook page, and Spring Naturals also delivers US$250 worth of food and treats to the winning nominee and the animal organization of their choice. The Spring Into Action grand-prize winner will receive US$2,000 worth of dog dinners plus a US$500 cash donation to the animal rescue organization of their choice.
Along with the Spring Into Action campaign, Spring Naturals' sponsored a 2-year-old mixed breed female puppy named Spring. Spring Naturals donated a year's supply of dog food and treats, as well as the costs of the dog's initial medical care, a total value of US$1,000.
Additionally, Spring Naturals' latest effort to support animal welfare was the 12 Dogs of Christmas campaign, which brought a total of US$1,550 in donations, pet food and treats to Project Rescue Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, USA. In total, the company has worked with more than 10 animal welfare groups, shelters and rescues in the past year.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Petfood manufacturer’s employees volunteer at animal shelters
Nature’s Variety, the
maker of the Instinct and Prairie petfood brands, is marking National Pet Week
by volunteering in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, and Lincoln, Nebraska, USA, animal
shelters.
The company's employees have committed Friday, May 11, to volunteering at
Stray Rescue of St. Louis and The Cat House in Lincoln, performing tasks such as
dog walking, laundry and clean-up duties. Employees in the Lincoln manufacturing plant will also take part in the "Living Our Purpose" activities at The Cat House and by clearing weeds and trash from a local feral cat colony. Also as part of the company's National Pet Week celebrations, themed "Helping Pets, It's in our Nature," all full-time employees will receive additional time off work to volunteer at the shelter or rescue of their choice.
“It is important to us as a company to walk the
walk, if we are going to talk the talk,” said Reed Howlett, Nature’s Variety
CEO. “We know we help change the lives of pets every day through healthy
nutrition and diet offerings, but it’s important for us as a company to serve pets at shelters and rescues. It’s something our team
believes in, and we’re happy to offer our time and resources to help Stray
Rescue and The Cat House.”
Monday, May 14, 2012
Pet food Industry offers listing of contract pet food manufacturers
For pet food companies and marketers looking for
additional or alternative contract manufacturers in the wake of recent recalls,
a list is available online in the Petfood Industry Buyer's Guide, under the Services category.
To directly access this supplier directory, please visit: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
AIB plans March food safety webinars for pet food manufacturers
AIB International offers a number of food safety webinar training courses for pet food manufacturers, including two taking place in March.
AIB's SQF 2000 Systems Overview webinar training will be held March 16, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. The company will also offer a FSSC 22000 Overview webinar training on March 30, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. Those interested in attending the training sessions may pay and register online. A link to the webinar will be emailed to those who cannot attend the live session.
In addition, AIB offers company-exclusive GFSI training webinars to assist pet food manufacturers in preparing for BRC, FSSC 22000 (ISO 22000 and PAS 220), and SQF audits. For more information, contact AIB's food safety education staff at 800.633.5137.
AIB's SQF 2000 Systems Overview webinar training will be held March 16, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. The company will also offer a FSSC 22000 Overview webinar training on March 30, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CDT. Those interested in attending the training sessions may pay and register online. A link to the webinar will be emailed to those who cannot attend the live session.
In addition, AIB offers company-exclusive GFSI training webinars to assist pet food manufacturers in preparing for BRC, FSSC 22000 (ISO 22000 and PAS 220), and SQF audits. For more information, contact AIB's food safety education staff at 800.633.5137.
Monday, November 14, 2011
New Zealand raw petfood manufacturer named to Deloitte's Fast 50
New Zealand petfood company K9 Natural Food was named among the top five fastest growing companies in Deloitte's Fast 50 ranking, which the petfood company attributes to huge export growth.
Christchurch, New Zealand-based K9 Natural was named the top manufacturer in New Zealand and top exporter in the Canterbury/upper South Island, New Zealand, region. The Deloitte Fast 50 is a ranking of the top 50 fastest growing companies in New Zealand. K9 Natural Food CEO Calvin Smith said the company's annual export growth climbed 1,875% with increased sales in Japan, Canada, the US and Australia. Overall growth resulted in a 797% increase.
"Sales in the later part of this year have been stronger than the early part of the year. The sales growth has been driven by expanding the domestic distribution network and the launch of Feline Natural cat food. The sales growth for the next six months will be driven by launching the frozen product into North America and Australia," Smith said. "Exports are currently accounting for approximately 70% of total sales at the moment. Our huge export growth was due to the company focusing primarily on export sales. More recently we have looked at the domestic market and have doubled domestic sales in the last six months."
Australian petfood manufacturer undergoes strategic business review
Privately owned Australian petfood manufacturer VIP Petfoods is undergoing a strategic review of its business, including a possible sale, according to Reuters.
Tim Miles of Miles Advisory Partners, the company advising VIP Petfoods on its strategic review, said the petfood manufacturer has been approached by private-equity firms and trade buyers in the past."We're looking at what the options are that are available to the family. We may make acquisitions or we may make a sale," Miles said.
Miles declined to comment on the value of the business or its revenues and a VIP spokesman declined to comment on the strategic review.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
European Pet Food Industry Federation revises pet nutrient guidelines
The European Pet Food Industry Federation, FEDIAF, has revised its nutrient guidelines for dogs and cats. These nutrient guidelines are often used by pet food manufacturers when formulating recipes.
For the 2011 edition, available for download on the FEDIAF site, the federation collaborated with scientists in the academic world to form the Scientific Advisory Board. The board will advise FEDIAF on how to further improve its guidelines to ensure they reflect the most current scientific data and research.
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