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Home | AAFCO AAFCO is an org that guides state, federal international feed regulators with ingredient definitions, label standards lab standards
AAFCO-Approved Pet Food: Everything You Need to Know | PetMD What Is the AAFCO? The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) is a private, nonprofit, voluntary membership association The AAFCO is made up of officials charged with regulating the sale and distribution of animal feeds (including pet foods) and drug remedies
Association of American Feed Control Officials - Wikipedia The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) is a non-profit organization which sets standards for the quality and safety of animal feed (fodder) and pet food in the United States
About - AAFCO What is AAFCO? The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) has been guiding state, federal and international feed regulators with ingredient definitions, label standards and laboratory standards for more than 110 years, while supporting the health and safety of people and animals
AAFCO Approved Dog Food Explained | Purina Pet food is regulated by the U S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Feed Control Officials in each state What Does AAFCO Do? Rather than regulating the pet food industry, AAFCO sets standards for quality pet nutrition by creating (and revising as needed) AAFCO dog food nutrient profiles
What Is AAFCO And What Does It Do? - Dog Food Advisor The Association of American Feed Control Officials As the name suggests, it’s an organization for state and federal employees who enforce animal-feed regulations
What Does It Mean to Meet AAFCO Standards? - freshpetvet. com The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) was established in 1909 to create guidelines for animal feed, including pet food By 1969, AAFCO defined "complete and balanced" nutrition, and veterinarians have trusted the term ever since
AAFCO and Its Influence On Pet Food Labels - IAMS What Does AAFCO Do? AAFCO establishes standards or models for regulations aimed at ensuring that manufacturers provide clear, accurate, and consistent information about animal feed, including pet food Every year AAFCO issues an official publication called the AAFCO Manual
Understanding Pet Food - AAFCO AAFCO is here to provide pet owners with practical, real-world information for answering questions about pet food It’s important for us to point out that AAFCO and its members, as feed control officials, are not practicing veterinarians