Bird-keeping is stagnating across the globe, yet budgerigars, canaries and other companion birds still play an important part in the pet market in many countries.
Trend towards online shopping
Retail companies in particular are seeking to boost their sales through an online shop. Their expectations often meet with disappointment, however. In…
Spain at the crossroads
Intratuin goes upwards
Dutch firm Intratuin’s new garden centre in Apeldoorn is a store designed along the most modern lines. The concept includes a large pet department …
Italian pet food trends
The latest Assalco report shows that pet shops have a value share of 32.3 per cent with regard to dog and cat food, while mass market outlets have a …
Focus on the pet
Shopping malls and live pets are the speciality of Polish pet supplies chain Zoo Natura, which operates approximately 13 stores. The privately run company aims …
The pet sector and Internet advertising
Online advertising is gradually gaining in importance. Above all, the high user frequency on many websites is encouraging pet product …
1 000th store opens in Munich
Munich is the location of the 1 000th store belonging to German pet supplies chain Fressnapf. The store, which is in the XXL format, features a …
Strong in aquatics
Seapets were the first and original aquatic and pet superstores in the UK. The combination of in-store and online business operates perfectly.
A changing market
The way to a dog's heart is through its stomach
Specialised, natural and organic pet food varieties are currently in great demand worldwide. We present a summary of the top trends.
“The product is the star”
The German pet supplies firm Zoo & Co. Welke has launched a brand new concept in Duisburg.
"Consumers have a sharper eye for value"
What effect is the financial crisis having on the global pet food market? What new trends are emerging? PET worldwide discussed these …
Roures out of the crises
Even retailing has not escaped the ravages of the global economic crisis. As a result, discount stores could grow more quickly in the next few years …
Innovation still vital even in Interzoo-free years