Show organizers updated the health and safety guidelines for the pet industry trade show on March 2.

The company has created simulations to better help organizers of the expo develop mitigation strategies.

The company’s three segments reported a total order intake of $3.2 billion in 2021.

Pet product purchasing behaviors are shifting, with marked differences among age groups and racial demographics.

More than 900 companies are expected at the trade fair this May.

Amid a highly contagious Omicron variant, show organizers have established several health and safety measures to “safely bring the industry back together.”

Preliminary financial results estimate full-year net sales growth of 33.5% over 2020.

If implemented again, the rule would cover about two-thirds of the US workforce.

Roadblocks for ingredient procurement, transportation and production are causing challenges for US pet food and treat manufacturers.

The association has announced a new emergency temporary standard requiring certain employers to implement vaccination programs.