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Are AAFCO and FDA Ever Getting Back Together? How Their Split Will Reshape Pet Nutrition

Join us as we explore a significant regulatory shift brought on by the termination of a longstanding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between AAFCO and the FDA. The pet nutrition industry is facing an uncertain regulatory landscape. What does this mean for industry professionals, and how could its impacts trickle down to consumers? Tune in to find out. Links AAFCO, FDA Fail to Renew MOU for New Animal Food Ingredient Definitions — https://bsmpartners.net/insights/aafc... Time for change: Addressing regulatory reform in pet food — https://www.petfoodprocessing.net/art... AAFCO Considering Proposal for New Regulatory Pathway — https://www.aafco.org/news/aafco-cons... Show Notes 00:00 – Behind the Episode 04:30 – Understanding the Regulatory Relationship of AAFCO and the FDA 08:11 – Ensuring Safety and Availability of Pet Food Products 09:46 – Factoring in the PURR Act 12:48 – What is the Best Path Forward for Brands? 14:44 – A Pie in the Sky 15:31 – What Does This Mean for State Regulators? 18:01 – Narrowing the Highway 19:43 – The FDA’s Proposal: Animal Feed Ingredient Consultation (AFIC) 21:02 – Helping Brands Identify the Right Path for New Ingredient Approval 22:39 – Funding the Research Behind New Ingredients 24:97 – Common Pitfalls Along the Way 27:09 – Our Key Concern 27:45 – The Problem with GRAS 29:26 – Depriving Our Pets of Beneficial Innovation 31:45 – Challenges (and Advice) for Brands 34:01 – What Would Self-Regulation of the Pet Food Industry Look Like? 35:27 – Beware of Regulatory Capture 36:27 – Highlighting Resource Constraints at the FDA 37:40 – FEDIAF: A Shining Example of Self-Regulating Success 39:23 – We’ve Seen This Movie Before… 42:10 – Giving the Industry a Voice in Regulation 42:43 – How Self-Regulating Organizations (SROs) Empower Pet Owners and Industry Alike 44:35 – Leaning on Industry Experts (and Avoiding a Boeing-Like Disaster) 46:07 – Conclusion and Farewell