Germany

Matt Simister has been working for the British retailer for more than 15 years.

The German corporation tells GlobalPETS that it sees potential in Asian markets for its premium offering.

A new industry report highlights that the industry accounted for €7 billion ($8B) last year.

The number of cats is rising while the dog population remains flat. GlobalPETS has all the details.

Offline transactions hold steady, while online contributed more than 20% to last year’s revenue.

As the pet sector continues to make advances globally, pet-focused trade events have grown in size and number, offering networking and educational opportunities alongside trend updates and local market insight.

Pet care through on-demand delivery has moved from ‘just need it now’ to become part of many pet owners’ daily routines.

A PETS International survey finds that participation in major trade shows is a vital part of the strategies of both suppliers and retailers operating in the global pet industry, but reveals concerns around cost and return on investment.

Consumers already experience the benefits of finding their information and products digitally. Now it’s the turn of retailers to make the best use of the channel

The Swedish company’s fourth investment of 2025 is a strategic move to strengthen its European presence.