Global pet industry
Australian algae producer enters pet food industry with new merger
Genesis Group has joined forces with Proudi to combine its production and research capabilities with the pet food company’s brands and retail network.
Analysis: European pet retail reflects uneven economic recovery
Spain’s pet e-commerce market is surging, Germany is moderating and Nordic markets reveal how broader economic conditions are shaping pet retail.
From China to Australia: Pet players expand their production footprints
BEWITAL, Nestlé Purina, Freshpet and others are investing in production, storage and distribution capacity.
Dubai pet food brand Cosmopet targets Jordan in latest regional expansion
The company has launched in Amman and plans further expansion across the Gulf later this year. GlobalPETS has the details.
Pet industry closes strategic deals across key categories
Recent acquisitions by Pets Choice, Boehringer Ingelheim and Vital Pet Group point to a continued focus on portfolio expansion and market growth.
Strong demand for live reptiles and reptile food boosts Petco’s Q2 numbers
New cat treat products and the gardening-with-pets category were among the key growth drivers between April and June.
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AI won’t fix your pet food manufacturing. Closing the gap will
Pet food plants have never had more data, better models or clearer forecasts. One gap swallows the benefit of all three.
Dog gyms, mobile workouts and rehabilitation reshape the pet wellness market
The emerging category combines exercise, socialization and health services, attracting pet owners looking for more comprehensive wellness solutions.
Argentina pet market (II): Manufacturers eye premiumization and regional exports
The shift toward higher-value nutrition is opening new opportunities for manufacturers as investments and export ambitions gather pace.
One in seven Swedes to stop cross-border shopping over EU customs duty
Survey data show younger consumers and those in larger cities are less likely to change their habits after the new EU charge on low-value packages.









