The industry aims to overcome various production challenges, while also advancing sustainability.

The nonprofit has teamed up with Wag! and DonateStock to benefit shelters in need across the United States and in Ukraine.

The company will add automated warehousing technology to its existing facility in Iowa.

The donation supports the Helen Woodward Animal Center and its annual Home 4 the Holidays shelter adoption campaign.

The pet food and treat company has expanded its PawPrints Therapy Dog Program with Boston Children’s Hospital.

Doug McKalip will assume the role of chief agricultural negotiator at the USTR, and Alexis Taylor has been confirmed as undersecretary of trade and foreign agricultural affairs at the USDA.

The retailer has also expanded its assortment of pet food, animal feed and other key products.

The company detailed multi-year growth plans for three of its billion-dollar businesses: dog snacks, Uncrustables and Dunkin’ coffee.

The facility in Northern New York first opened in 1972 and continues to produce several of the company’s leading products.

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando and GreaterGood Charities are two of several recipients.