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EPISODE · May 1, 2025 · 29 MIN

Freeze-Dried Raw or Fresh? with Di Scott from Frontier Pets

from The Natural Dog Mum · host Bear + Kind

In this episode, Diana Scott from Frontier Pets shares her journey in creating ethical pet food using freeze-drying technology. The conversation explore the importance of sourcing organic ingredients, supporting local farmers, and the challenges of sustainable packaging. Diana shares insights into the benefits of freeze-dried pet food and the recent innovations in their product line, including new offerings for cats and nutritional boosters. Key TakeawaysFreeze-drying technology preserves nutritional value in pet food.Organic and free-range product has higher nutritional value.Sourcing locally supports Australian farmers and the economy.Freeze-dried food is convenient and shelf-stable for pet owners.Sustainability in packaging remains a challenge for the industry.Frontier Pets aims for a long shelf life without preservatives.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Frontier Pets and Daya's Journey05:35 The Ethical Approach to Pet Food09:30 Understanding Freeze-Drying Technology16:55 The Importance of Organic Ingredients20:56 Branding and Packaging Evolution25:10 New Product Launches and Innovations33:11 Exploring Effective Communication

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