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The French pet player expects a consolidated revenue of €200 million ($217M) in 2026 after the transaction.

While early-stage investment slowed last year, M&A activity and sponsor exits could drive a rebound in 2026.

Despite contributing over a fifth of the group’s total sales, Purina posted a single-digit decline, driven by weak performance in dog food.

GlobalPETS speaks with the retailer’s CEO about the company’s plan to strengthen customer relationships and drive more frequent visits.

New data shows steady consumer activity, rising order values and strong performance from groceries, pharma and pet supplies.

The Italian player plans to expand private-label range and increase store network.

The company registered a sharp decline in revenue and profitability in 2025, pressured by public buyout attempts.

Brands across Europe and Asia are rolling out inventive food concepts for cats and dogs.

From insect protein to upcycled seaweed - how the Harter Test Center solves the engineering challenges of next-generation pet food.

Acquisitions and stronger control over Amazon sales channels supported performance during the year, offset by constraints in the production segment.

The newly added manufacturer is central to the Dutch firm’s strategy to offset regulatory pressure and drive growth from 2026 onward.

While dog and cat food exports declined due to tariffs and economic uncertainty, states considered raising fees and enacting new regulations affecting the sector.