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Infographic: Cat, dog food purchasing statistics revealed

Frequency of pet food purchasing is a key factor to pet food retailing and targeted marketing.
September 13, 2016
Tim Wall and Jennifer Keller
Frequency of purchasing affects everything from the strategic role of pet departments within multi-category retailers, to customer receptiveness to reward programs, to the appeal of subscription ordering and home delivery of pet food or treats.
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INFOGRAPHIC: World's top pet food companies in 2015

The global pet food market was profitable in 2015, with many pet food companies holding their spots as top earners and mergers and acquisitions boosting profitability for others.
June 13, 2016
Alyssa Conway
The global pet food market was profitable in 2015, with many pet food companies holding their spots as top earners and mergers and acquisitions boosting profitability for others.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Millennials' preferred pets

Millennials make up 24% of US pet owners.
June 10, 2016
Tim Wall
Seventy-four percent are dog owners, while 49% keep cats. Freshwater fish make up 19% of Millennials’ pets. Saltwater fish, reptiles, birds or other small animals account for between 3% and 10% of Millennials’ menageries.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Most of world owns pets; Dogs are tops

Argentina, Mexico and Brazil have highest percentage of pet owners, followed by Russia and USA
May 31, 2016
Globally, 57% of consumers own pets, according to more than 27,000 online consumers whom GfK surveyed in 22 countries. Dogs are the most popular pet globally, owned by 33% of respondents.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Mars' UK pet food factories powered by wind

Wind turbines in the Scottish Highlands power all 12 Mars facilities in the UK.
May 31, 2016
Tim Wall
Twenty wind turbines in the Scottish Highlands now provide more than enough electricity to power all 12 Mars, Inc. offices and pet food factories in the United Kingdom. Mars formed a partnership with Eneco UK to build the 60 megawatt (MW) wind farm using 70-meter-tall turbines near the villages of Moy and Tomatin, Scotland.
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