EPISODE · Nov 8, 2024 · 1H 3M
Sustainability in Pet Food: A Systems Approach to Environmental Impact
from Petworking · host Peter Kenseth
Did you know that US pets would be the world's 5th largest meat-consuming country if counted separately? In this episode, Darren Vanstone, Managing Director of Ocatra, breaks down the complex world of sustainability in pet food. We explore: Why 65% of consumers don't trust pet food sustainability claims How companies like Earth Animal are leading positive change The shift toward outcome-based sustainability certification Why proactive industry leadership beats reactive regulation Real solutions for building consumer trust Plus, we discuss a fascinating case study from Brazil where one major retailer is revolutionizing ethical pet adoption. Whether you're a pet parent, industry professional, or sustainability enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insights into how the pet food industry can drive meaningful environmental change.
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Did you know that US pets would be the world's 5th largest meat-consuming country if counted separately? In this episode, Darren Vanstone, Managing Director of Ocatra, breaks down the complex world of sustainability in pet food. We explore: Why 65% of consumers don't trust pet food sustainability claims How companies like Earth Animal are leading positive change The shift toward outcome-based sustainability certification Why proactive industry leadership beats reactive regulation Real solutions for building consumer trust Plus, we discuss a fascinating case study from Brazil where one major retailer is revolutionizing ethical pet adoption. Whether you're a pet parent, industry professional, or sustainability enthusiast, this episode offers valuable insights into how the pet food industry can drive meaningful environmental change.
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