Europe

The European pet retailer added 53 stores alongside increases in like-for-like sales and profitability.

Spain’s pet e-commerce market is surging, Germany is moderating and Nordic markets reveal how broader economic conditions are shaping pet retail.

The latest recognitions highlight growing industry focus on customer experience, responsible products, creative campaigns and new business models.

Price trends varied by market, influencing consumer responses to promotions, brands and purchase volumes.

Pet food sales grew strongly in the Iberian country in 2025, while France’s pet market approached stagnation and the UK maintained a more moderate upward trajectory.

Greece’s premier B2B pet industry platform introduces dedicated spaces for startups, international collaboration, and product discovery.

European pet retailers are experimenting with new formats to meet changing consumer expectations.

The move follows the online retailer’s launch in France 2 years ago and adds 10,000 products to its German offering. GlobalPETS speaks to the company.

The European Commission has updated its guidance on the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) to address industry concerns, but some challenges remain.

The Czech group plans to combine the German firm’s D2C position with its manufacturing and R&D capabilities to drive growth.