Quality control of raw materials: Raw materials used in the production of pet food should be of high quality, healthy and safe for consumers. It is important to cooperate with reliable raw material suppliers and perform strict quality control.
Compliance with regulations and regulations: Pet food manufacturers must comply with applicable regulations and regulations in the field of production and sale of pet food. This includes compliance with standards for raw materials, hygiene, labeling, storage and distribution.
Food safety: Pet food should be produced in a way that minimizes the risk of contamination and ensures food safety. This includes proper storage of raw materials, compliance with hygienic procedures and the introduction of control mechanisms in the production process.
Nutritional balance: Pet food should provide a balanced and appropriate nutrition for the specific type of animal. Manufacturers should ensure that their foods contain the necessary nutrients (proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals) in the appropriate proportions.
Safety testing: Pet food manufacturers should conduct regular product testing to verify their safety and quality. This includes testing for contaminants, microbial load, toxicity, and other potential risks.
Labeling and consumer information: Pet food should be clearly labeled with accurate information about the composition, nutritional value, dosage, and usage recommendations. Consumers should have access to relevant information that allows them to make informed decisions about the choice of food.