Cornucopia Institute Unleashes Attack on Pet Food Manufacturers

Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.
November 20, 2015

A new report from Cornucopia Institute, a “non-profit food/farm policy
research group,” contends the “pet food industry is no different than
leading marketers of processed human food when it comes to cheap
substitutes and false health claims.”

Titled “Decoding Pet Food: Adulteration, Toxic Ingredients, and the
Best Choices for Your Companion Animals,” the report is accompanied
by a product buying guide. See Cornucopia Institute News Release,
November 18, 2015.

Issue 585

Categories: Issue 585, Other Developments
Tags: pet food

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Cornucopia Institute Unleashes Attack on Pet Food Manufacturers

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