E-commerce

Revenue from the Hong Kong-based company’s pet supplements portfolio increased 3.5% in the first nine months of 2026.

Data shared with GlobalPETS shows that sales in the country have risen by nearly a third, while more than 2,000 brands compete in some subcategories.

The US retailer is expanding its digital offering and pet services to improve category performance and gain market share.

The platform complements direct relationships with major suppliers while giving smaller and local brands another route to pet parents across Europe.

Real internal growth for Purina accelerated to 4.3%, while pricing turned positive as the category gained market share across regions.

New rules allow international manufacturers to test demand with less red tape, but long-term success will require broader distribution strategies.

The industry is a hive of activity as analysts report increases in cat and dog households, plus a steadily rising demand for quality products and services.

Keeping a pet’s teeth healthy has not always been top of the list for owners. But new formats and greater awareness are changing all that.

The Chinese pet retailer is using digital customer acquisition to drive traffic to physical stores, as services now account for much of its business.

Slower growth and a wider gap between economy and premium segments are changing how retailers are formulating and marketing their own brands.