A report by Euromonitor International details overarching trends and specific events affecting global economic growth going into 2019.

The company looks to the second half of fiscal 2019 for food/drug/mass product expansion to drive growth in its pet segment, which fell short year-over-year in the second quarter.

Pet food sales have grown every year since 2014, including a record high of $94.5 million in 2016, despite constrained economic growth, lagging wheat production and other factors.

The J.M. Smucker Company has voluntarily recalled two lots of the wet cat food as a precautionary measure due to potential insufficient levels of thiamine.

Columbia River Natural Pet Foods Inc. recalled 933 packages of frozen raw meat product for cats and dogs.

A report by Nielsen details growth categories of pet food and treat sales, along with trends supporting e-commerce and neighborhood pet stores.

Three dog food recipes recalled for excess vitamin D.

Middleby executive Dieter Zopf highlights pet food trends seen at iba 2018.

The US company distributed dry dog food with potentially elevated levels of vitamin D in Puerto Rico.