Sentences with phrase «represent appa»

Fidenzio - Alicea will represent APPA members and pet industry positions on developing issues and will lead common reaction and outreach efforts to the public on animal law issues.

GREENWICH, CT., December 19, 2005 — The American Pet Products Association (APPA) Managing Director and C.O.O. Bob Vetere announced today the association has retained a pet food nutritionist to represent APPA's interests with the American Association of Feed Control Officials (AAFCO).

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As APPA president, I will continue to work with our National Advisory Council (NAC), representing each State and Territory principal associations, to push for the national strategy and identifying positive strategies to support the teaching and learning around digital technologies.

Mr Yarrington heads the APPA — the national professional association that represents more than 7,200 Government, Catholic and Independent primary school principals across Australia.

Similarly, APPA was founded by a group of 17 companies in 1958, and six decades later consists of over 1,200 domestic and international pet product manufacturers, importers and livestock suppliers, representing both large corporations and growing business enterprises.

How has APPA's role evolved beyond simply representing the interests of its core constituency — the manufacturing class — to take a position of leadership and collaboration in all facets to the industry?

APPA membership includes more than 1,200 pet product manufacturers, their representatives, importers and livestock suppliers representing both large corporations and growing business enterprises.

APPA has participated in a dialogue among federal and state officials as well as industry representatives on several taskforces and is currently represented on numerous AAFCO Committees as liaisons.

[8] By way of comparison, ABC's estimate represents 39 — 56 percent of the overall population of cats in the U.S. (based on APPA's latest figures for pet cats).

WPA collaborates with organizations such as American Pet Products Association (APPA), Pet Industry Distributors Association (PIDA), Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council (PIJAC), the National Animal Interest Alliance (NAIA), The Pet Care Trust and others to ensure pet retailers» interests are represented.

Currently, over 20 percent of APPA membership represents 35 counties from outside the U.S..