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Pet Food Market
E-commerce: It’s where you want to be
As the pet food industry begins to address the challenges of COVID-19, pet owners look to e-commerce to get their pet food shopping done.
The impact of COVID-19 and stay-at-home orders has more pet owners turning to e-commerce. (Andy Dean Photography | Shutterstock.com)
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Pet Food Market
Online pet food sales go viral
E-commerce has become a significant part of the pet product retail experience, and the current COVID-19 pandemic is only strengthening the trend.
E-commerce is becoming more and more of a powerhouse in the pet food world; unsurprisingly, the current pandemic is playing a part. | (William Potter | Shutterstock.com)
Pet Food Market
Sales high, but pet owners stock months of dog, cat food
Pet food industry analysts observed U.S. retail sales dramatically increase during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly of dry kibble, as pet owners changed buying habits to build stockpiles.
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How will unemployment affect Latin America pet food market?
Many workers are in low-paying jobs without support; the COVID-19 crisis could lead to a decrease in their consumption, including for pet food.
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Pet food industry supply chain intact during COVID-19
As of the beginning of April, much of the pet food production supply chain remained intact, despite the global COVID-19 pandemic.
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What will the pet food market look like post-COVID-19?
Pet food sales surged through March, as the pandemic spread through the U.S., but that may not last, affecting pet food production, retail and other areas.
Insights into a few questions may provide short-term clues to how the pet food market will emerge on the other side of the COVID-19 crisis. | (Javier Brosch | Fotolia)
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Pet food lone bright spot in 2020 US pet market outlook
Pet food sales will grow 4% in 2020, says Packaged Facts, even as the US pet care industry takes a huge hit from COVID-19; meanwhile, acquisitions continue.
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The Dog Treat Company nourishes with hand-baked treats
England-based The Dog Treat Company expands into the U.S. and broadens all-natural baked treats product line to meet demand.
The Dog Treat Company’s treats (approved of by Weimaraner Penelope Pearl Pedersen, AKA Penny, pictured) highlight the company’s desire to provide all-natural, hand-baked options with simple ingredients to dogs all over the world. | Courtesy The Dog Treat Company
Pet Food Market
4% growth forecast for 2020 pet food sales, down from 6%
Total U.S. retail sales of pet products and services may decline by 17% in 2020, compared with the 5% growth forecast prior to the coronavirus pandemic by market research firm Package Facts.
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Pet Food Market
Why consumers switch pet foods — and to what
Pet owners change their animals’ diets for any number of reasons, from quality to preference.
Dog and cat owners have varying reasons for changing their pets’ food, from quality to preference. | (Chendongshan | Shutterstock.com)
Pet Food Market
Purina acquires UK natural pet food maker Lily’s Kitchen
Lily's Kitchen recently expanded into the Middle East and Asia and already has a growing presence in France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany.
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Pet Food Market
How is COVID-19 affecting your pet food business?
By sharing how your pet food business is coping with the novel coronavirus crisis, you can contribute and learn how the overall global industry is faring.
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