PhytoGaia, a supplier specializing in palm ingredients, will be participating at this year’s Petfood Forum in the U.S. and Interzoo in Europe, to showcase its branded pet supplement ingredients, PetGaia palm fruits extract and MCTGaia medium-chain triglycerides.
 
The two ingredients are suitable for pet supplements, foods, and personal care products to support healthy skin, fur, and general well-being.
 
Both ingredients are suitable for human consumption and are made without the use of solvents, and are available in both oil and powdered formats, suitable for a diverse range of foods and supplements.
 
“The human-grade quality and sustainable sourcing of MCTGaia and PetGaia set them apart in the industry,” said Ariati Aris, PhD, scientific affairs specialist at PhytoGaia. “Not only do they promote pet health naturally, but they also offer peace of mind to manufacturers and consumers alike.”
 
At Petfood Forum 2024, and afterward at Interzoo 2024, in Hall 3, booth 3-344 PhytoGaia will engage with industry leaders at its booth, 1736, to strengthen its brand presence and form partnerships through unique propositions and product concepts, the company reports.
 
“We proudly offer the finest sustainable palm phytonutrient ingredients, backed by science and complemented by cutting-edge delivery systems as well as innovative solutions. Additionally, our branded ingredients have unique product quality attributes, and thereby setting a new standard in the industry,” said Aris.
 
“As a NASC preferred supplier, PhytoGaia is committed to providing the highest quality pet supplement ingredients, with emphasis on clean sustainability practices and scientific innovation,” said Bryan See, vice president. “we are excited in showcasing our new and novel branded ingredients and how they are shaping the future of the industry and contributing to the well-being of pets worldwide. We are looking forward to engaging with industry professionals, enthusiasts, and potential clients, as well as staying updated on the latest trends in the pet nutrition landscape.”