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Getting personal: pet food industry’s Hurricane Harvey response

When it matters most, the industry pulls together to help pet owners and their pets through disaster.

Humans weren't the only ones in need of rescuing in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, and many stepped up to save the thousands of animals in need. | US Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Christopher Lindahl

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Pet food label modernization discussed at AAFCO meeting

AAFCO’s annual meeting highlighted several pet food items, including pet food claims, specialty pets and labeling modernization.

AAFCO’s 2017 annual meeting covered a lot of ground in pet food labeling, from claims to nutritional information. | Photo by Andrea Gantz

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Pet treats sales growth outpacing mature market

Pet treats are becoming a go-to for customers looking to satisfy health and wellness concerns with their dogs and cats.

Photo by Melpomene.Fotolia.com

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E-commerce roils pet food market and retailing

Online sales of pet food are growing quickly in all markets, and platforms like Amazon, Chewy.com and their acquisition deals complicate pet food retailing.

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Pet food industry helps dogs, cats after Hurricane Harvey

Numerous pet food brands and retailers have offered support for the pets affected by Hurricane Harvey, providing dog and cat food, funding and other resources.

Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Johanna Strickland | US Coast Guard

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Chinese pet food market: developing fast, zooming ahead

China is quickly catching up to developed pet food markets – and possibly surpassing them in terms of selling pet food via e-commerce and mobile devices.

Navarch’s ecommerce business, which accounts for 78 percent of its pet food sales, includes a staff of community support members. l Debbie Phillips-Donaldson