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Crisis-proof
The coronavirus pandemic is far from over. While large parts of Europe are gradually returning to normality, the number of new infections in the USA was...View comment...PETworldwide.net
Suppliers
Alphapet acquires Healthfood 24
Healthfood 24 was known outside Germany for its premium brands Wolfsblut and Wildcat. Now the company has been sold. View article...
"Drive for innovation"
Manna Pro Products, a St. Louis-based manufacturer of pet care and nutrition products, acquired Hero Pet Brands last year. PET worldwide talked to View article...
Market growth based on trends
US retail sales of pet clean-up and odour control products reached more than 4 bn dollars in 2019, up from 3.5 bn in 2014, according to market View article...
New start in the German market
Flamingo Pet Products is enjoying a considerable resurgence. Under its new owners, the Belgian supplier of accessories and treats is now on the right View article...
New stage on the road to success
Family firm Pro Pet Koller, specialising in the production and marketing of super-premium pet food, has opened a new production plant in Hellenthal. View article...
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Tiendanimal
20 new openings in 2020
Tiendanimal is the dynamic company occupying the number two slot in the Spanish pet supplies market. Expansion is being driven across the country, and the chain is expected to have nearly 80 stores by the end of the year. View article...
Suppliers
Alphapet Ventures
Alphapet acquires Healthfood 24
Healthfood 24 was known outside Germany for its premium brands Wolfsblut and Wildcat. Now the company has been sold. View article...
Focus
Germany - JR Farm
Partnering with nature
Innovation and the quality of its products are considered the key to success at JR Farm in Bavaria. The natural products enjoy a high level of popularity. View article...
Events
Pats Sandown
Almost gone with the wind
The cyclone that held the British Isles in its grip in February meant that only a few foreign visitors made it to Pats. But British participants were happy, nonetheless. View article...