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Manufacturers and retailers have been recognized for their excellence, innovation, service and sustainability efforts.

Mars Petcare, General Mills, Hill’s and Post Holdings are among the businesses naming new leaders across key strategic roles in recent weeks.

Europe recorded faster inflation in pet products in April, while the US and Canada showed signs of stabilization. Meanwhile, EU inflation is forecast to rise to 3.1% in 2026.

Companies across Asia Pacific and the Americas are reinforcing their credentials on sustainability backed by verified assessments.

The Canadian pet retailer posted 3.2% revenue growth in the quarter, supported by higher retail sales and store expansion.

The Canadian pet player will continue developing products and brands, but will rely on manufacturing partners for production.

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.