E-commerce

E-commerce and pet specialty are increasingly the first choice for pet food launches, while grocery stores are gradually playing a lesser role.

Despite setbacks, this segment is finding ways to grow as consumers opt for custom aquariums and shopping through online channels.

Despite making high demands, the e-commerce giant is significantly reliant on pet brands. How can producers leverage this dependency to their advantage?

As the competition intensifies, brands that manage feedback strategically can gain an edge in visibility, credibility and conversion.

A recent survey reveals how much consumers rely on online assessments posted by previous buyers – do they trust them and how do they affect purchasing decisions?

Following the opening of 2 pilot stores in Hamburg, the companies plan to roll out the joint in-store offering in the near future.

The business delivered double-digit sales growth during the first half of FY2026, supported by strong e-commerce momentum and expanding own-brand performance.

The New Jersey-based pet food manufacturer anchored its growth on increased sales volume, greater retail penetration and investments in its omnichannel strategy.

Investor appetite for pet care remains strong, with startups across tech, insurance and retail securing fresh backing.

Executives from General Mills and J.M. Smucker spoke at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York (CAGNY) conference.