Edgar Maciel

Although cats and dogs remain the most popular choices of pet, increasing awareness of the appeal of alternative companions is beginning to speed up product innovation.

According to some estimates, the value of the grooming market could double by 2032. We look at where this growth is coming from and the trends that are influencing it.

Changing consumer behavior, increased local pet food production, retail mergers, new e-commerce offerings – there’s a lot going on south of the US.

Competitors and antitrust authorities are currently assessing the combined businesses’ market share before giving green light.

The combination of both Brazilian businesses is close to becoming a reality. GlobalPETS learns more about how the new company will fit into the local retail ecosystem.

From medical records to supply chain optimization, companies are exploring ways to introduce blockchain technology in a bid to keep their competitive edge.

The project brings together clinical, genetic, and lifestyle pet data and reunited its first 500 pets to participate in a 10-year study. 

From topical medication to chewable products, companies are launching new formulas to cope with a higher demand for protection against ticks, fleas and parasitic diseases.

An initiative to establish safe grain exports from Ukraine should be renewed next week, but Moscow threatens to block it. Pet food manufacturers are already looking for alternatives, usually more expensive, to get this critical raw material if the situation worsens.

Czech pet food manufacturer VAFO aims to produce up to 20,000 tons of dry pet food per year from the first quarter of next year.