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Pet food must be healthy and, above all, safe. Buyers hold the same standards of quality and safety as they do for their own food — after all, pets are now part of the family for many.
Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection has created an e-guide to assist manufacturers of wet and dry pet food in finding the most suitable product inspection solutions for their applications. The aim is to meet the high-quality requirements of buyers, as well as increasingly stringent legal and industry-specific regulations and compliance standards.
The Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection portfolio covers the entire wet and dry pet food production process. It includes metal detection solutions and x-ray inspection systems for foreign body detection and quality assurance checks, dynamic checkweighing solutions for fill level and precision weighing,and vision inspection technologies for label verification. These solutions help pet food manufacturers increase product safety, boost productivity and combat rising manufacturing costs, the company said.
The eGuide is available for free download at http://www.mt.com/pi-petfoodeguide1.
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