Canada

March data highlights a global uptick in pet supplies, driven by fuel costs linked to geopolitical tensions.

A new survey finds that most pet parents buy these kinds of items a few times a year, with spending shaped by changing budgets and shifting shopping habits.

With simplified procedures and clear certification requirements, governments are creating pathways to meet increasing global demand.

A survey across six markets reveals that while dry food is highly competitive, wet food tends to show stronger brand concentration.

The takeovers of production plants kick off an expansion year for the Belgian player, with Romania and Portugal to follow.

Prices continued an upward trend across key markets, while the outlook points to escalating risks from geopolitical conflict and logistical constraints.

Early 2026 performance remains positive, supported by earnings from major players including Freshpet, Elanco and J.M. Smucker.

Companies across the pet sector, including Covetrus and Rover Group, have expanded their footprints since the start of the year.

The deal will facilitate the trade of processed pet food, canned pet food, pet treats and pet chews with a new export certificate.

As pet ownership continues to grow at a steady pace, households in the country are showing new patterns of spending, care and brand loyalty.