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Pet shop chains led pet food sales growth over the past year, while supermarkets and discounters recorded a decline.

Reliable supply, innovation and shared investment are becoming decisive factors as pet retailers demand more value from their commercial partners.

Pet care formulation is entering a new phase of scientific rigor, moving beyond simple adaptations of human cosmetics.

The company plans to redirect investment toward commerce after deciding that BARK Air no longer aligns with its long-term strategy.

Higher volumes and improved production efficiency lifted margins in Q3, prompting the company to raise its full-year sales growth forecast.

Canina Pharma, Mars, Algiecel and AktivDog are expanding facilities, upgrading equipment and scaling production across Germany, Denmark and Romania.

The company recorded growth across online and offline channels in Q3 while increasing own-brand food production.

Vietnamese pet owners plan to spend more on their pets, opening new routes into the market for international companies that find the right local partners.

Supermarket chains like Lidl and M&S are strengthening their own-brand portfolios as the segment gains traction.

BeneMeat and FORZA10 are using retail pilots in Spain and Portugal to test consumer acceptance, sell-out and the commercial potential of the novel protein.

Rising spending on veterinary care, medicines and supplements is driving companies to invest, acquire businesses and expand their offerings.

UK Pet Food, The Pet Sustainability Coalition (PSC) and the Pet Food Institute (PFI) are among five organizations appointing new leaders.