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Spot & Tango expands production, doubles UnKibble capacity

The pet food company is investing more than $20 million to grow its Pennsylvania facility to 90,000 square feet and add about 50 jobs.

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Spot & Tango launches largest marketing campaign in company history

The premium DTC dog food brand is investing $3.5 million in TV and out-of-home advertising as part of a multi-pronged 2026 campaign.

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Spot & Tango launches UnKibble dog food in Canada

Spot & Tango enters its first international market with its shelf-stable fresh-dry dog food.

UnKibble is described s as a shelf-stable dog food formulated with human-grade ingredients.

Spot & Tango adds senior leaders amid growth

The direct-to-consumer pet food company has surpassed $100M ARR and 130 million meals served as it expands its executive team.

Spot & Tango helps expand the fresh pet food space

Learn about Spot & Tango, a human-grade, fresh pet food company working on a direct-to-consumer subscription model.

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Spot & Tango Bowie Bites

Spot And Tango Bowie Bites

Fresh pet food update: A segment gaining ground

‘Fresh’ has been popular in human food for quite some time now, so it’s no surprise that the concept is gaining ground in pet food as pet owners seek to match their pets' food experiences to their own.

Fresh pet food is becoming more popular with pet owners who seek to match their pets’ food lifestyles to their own. | (dezy | Shutterstock.com)

Spot & Tango UnKibble fresh dry dog food

Spot & Tango UnKibble fresh dry dog food

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)