Animal Supply Company plans to further expand its brick-and-mortar and digital services for pet retailers in the United States.

These two pet industry brands are coping with trade show cancellations and other pandemic-era impacts by launching virtual brand education resources and exhibitions.

In the second volume of its “COVID-19 Pulse Study of Pet Ownership During the Pandemic,” the American Pet Products Association took a closer look at slowly shifting retail preferences for pet products.

The Australian fresh dog food company plans to accelerate product development and scale-up with these added investments.

The company will expand its online offerings to include additional specialty pet diets, treats and other products this fall.

This mark’s a significant design change featuring reduced weight and downtime, as well as improved sanitation and durability.

The company will manufacture a $13 million facility in Jerome, Idaho, as part of its partnership with Montana Microbial Products to produce barley protein concentrate for use in pet food and aquaculture feed.

The company has optimized its Scientific SampleManager LIMS software to be more cost-effective.

Careful data management and ongoing testing are required to effectively validate pet food and treat ingredients.

The company has split its pet food and feed division into two brands: Trigea for pet food and Crespeo for feed.