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Pet food category ‘flat’ but Hill’s gains share with fresh rollout
Colgate-Palmolive executives said Hill’s Pet Nutrition is gaining share in key segments while expanding into fresh pet food through a phased U.S. rollout.
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PSC, KibbleLab partner on sustainability accreditation feature
Nestlé Purina invests CHF 157 million in Thailand pet food expansion
Fancy Feast, DeSorbo launch limited-edition cat food line
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Vets Plus recalls Fi dog supplements over Salmonella risk
Girl Scouts unveils first dog cookie via BARK
Dr. Tim's Pet Food launches sprinkle-on dental supplement
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Pet food innovation rises at Mexico’s León Veterinary Congress
Nestlé Purina invests CHF 157 million in Thailand pet food expansion
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Pet food innovation rises at Mexico’s León Veterinary Congress
Traditionally focused on dry pet food, Mexico is now seeing innovation accelerating and spreading across more nutritional needs, formats and price tiers.
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Report: Chewy leads pet brands in AI citation share
A recent report finds Chewy capturing the largest share of pet-related citations across AI search platforms, while commodity food brands remain largely absent from AI-generated recommendations.
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Purina pet food growth, capacity in focus as Nestlé speaks at Barclays
Nestlé reported improved second-quarter pet care growth as cat and dog food contributed, while recent investments expand Purina production capacity globally.
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General Mills sees cat food, fresh growth as it works to stabilize Wilderness
Tiki Cat, Blue Buffalo Tastefuls and Love Made Fresh are providing momentum as General Mills works to improve its Wilderness dog food business.
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Asia leads a culturally connected pet food revolution
Regional pet food makers across Asia are turning centuries-old culinary and medicinal traditions into new nutrition concepts, from ginseng-infused kibble to lab-grown quail treats.
Latin America/Carribean
Market growth vs. capturable growth for Latin American pet food
The situation is becoming increasingly relevant as Latin American pet food companies evaluate new markets, capacity expansions and growing categories.
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Infographic: Chewy, Walmart.com occupy different dog kibble price tiers
A Tale of Two Retailers: Chewy’s rankings emphasize specialized, higher-priced formulas, while Walmart.com favors large bags of broadly positioned adult dog food.
Global Commerce
Golden Pet Brands reportedly considering US$1 billion initial public offering
Parent company of Dr. Marty Pets, Badlands Ranch and Ultimate Pet Nutrition could seek a valuation of more than $1 billion, according to Reuters.
Industry Voices
Clinical proof turns postbiotics into brand loyalty
Pet parents are looking for more — here's why clinically validated ingredients are important for repeat purchases and premium positioning.
Pet Food Regulations
FDA to require GRAS notifications for animal food
The proposed rule would end decades of voluntary reporting, and industry groups, legal experts and law firms are already flagging gaps that could leave newer ingredient pathways exposed.
Adventures in Pet Food
Owners using AI to research pet care: The good, bad and alarming
Pet owners are increasingly turning to AI for information on their pets’ nutrition, health and behavior. A recent survey reveals promising and concerning insights.
Market Trends and Reports
Survey: 55% of pet owners ask AI for nutrition advice
A new survey finds nearly 60% have changed pet care based on AI recommendations, but veterinarians remain their most trusted source for health and nutrition advice.
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