AFIA's annual Pet Food Conference is getting underway here at IPPE! AFIA welcomed over 450 attendees this morning to cover topics from regulatory issues to the technical aspects of pet food production. We are looking forward to a great conference! #PFC2025 #IPPE2025

Did you know USDA APHIS endorses export certificates for some unusual products? Don’t miss “APHIS and Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Importing/Exporting Animal Products” this Wednesday, Jan. 29, at IPPE! Register here:

ASK YOUR @USDA_APHIS SEVICE CENTER! Did you know that one of the first steps to exporting animal-based food ingredients is contacting your APHIS Service Center. Go to the APHIS IRegs webpage to learn who to contact. Check out the webpage:

The @USDA_APHIS has shared its 2024 Impact Report, highlighting a year of resilience and achievement in protecting America’s agriculture and natural resources. Read the report here:

NEW TO EXPORTING? Did you know that @USDA_APHIS has an easy-to-use website dedicated to helping you export animal-based products and pet food. Check out the International Regulations (IRegs) for Animal Product Exports site. Check out the website :

What are your priorities for animal-based products and pet food imports or exports this year? AFIA wants to hear from you! Please fill out our annual APHIS Priorities Survey to help direct AFIA’s work with APHIS in 2025. Fill out the survey here:

Did you know @USDA_APHIS is just one of many federal agencies that are involved in the import/export of animal products? Join “APHIS and Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Importing/Exporting Animal Products,” at IPPE to learn more! Register:

Want to learn more about how @USDA_APHIS manages it all? Join “APHIS and Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Importing/Exporting Animal Products,” at IPPE. Register here:

Want to learn more about how @USDA_APHIS manages it all? Join “APHIS and Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Importing/Exporting Animal Products,” at IPPE on Jan. 29. Register here:

RT @USDA_APHIS: This January, we’re thrilled to join @FeedFolks (American Feed Industry Association) in celebrating their first-ever #APHIS…

Check out AFIA's Louise Calderwood on The Pet Food Science Podcast Show as she dives into the modernization of pet food labels.

The American Feed Industry Association’s offices will be closed Dec. 25 - Jan. 1, reopening on Jan. 2, 2025. For urgent requests, please leave a voicemail at (703) 524-0810 and someone will return your call within 24 hours. Happy holidays!

Excited to highlight #AgDay at #COP29! AFIA is proud to support our feed members who are driving innovation and sustainability in agriculture for our livestock partners. Together, we're showcasing how the U.S. animal food industry contributes to a greener future.

RT @TheProteinPACT: Continuing #COP29 food & ag day conversations, @TroyNRowan kicks off @ILRI @IICAnews hosted panel on investing in the f…

RT @TheProteinPACT: Thanks to @IICAnews for hosting this important opportunity to discuss how meat and dairy producers and companies around…

Throwback to last year’s COP 28. AFIA’s Mallory Gaines will be attending @COP29_AZ, representing AFIA. Be sure to follow us on social media to stay updated on her journey and the impactful work happening in Baku. Let’s keep pushing for a sustainable future together!

Today, the American Feed Industry Association honors the brave men and women who have served our country

Last week, AFIA's Constance Cullman and Gary Huddleston joined BioZyme Incorporated President Lisa Norton and BioZyme staff in celebrating the Stockyard Plant’s remarkable achievement as the 2024 Feed Facility of the Year.

@SenatorRicketts (R-Neb.) recently spoke on AgNet, advocating for the Securing American Agriculture Act—a critical move to safeguard the nation’s food supply and strengthen food security. Listen at the 29:40 mark here:

Join us for African Swine Fever Action Week, October 28 - November 1. The USDA’s APHIS, supported by the AFIA, invites U.S. swine producers and pig owners to learn how to protect our herd from ASF, which poses a significant threat following recent cases.