The initial public offering price of the online pet product retailer is expected to be between $17.00 and $19.00 per share.

The regionally sourced Purina pet food line is the first in the manufacturer’s portfolio to earn a Marine Stewardship Council Chain of Custody Group Certification.

The company’s Macrowave heating and drying technology is used in the production of pet treats.

Citri-Fi from Fiberstar can be used to bind, texturize, retain moisture and more in semi-moist pet treats, biscuits, wet canned or chub-rolled pet foods, and injection-molded bones.

The decision was made to clarify and reiterate the agency’s expectations of manufacturers producing animal feed with animal-based ingredients.

Wild Earth reported the funds are being used to accelerate product development of its koji protein and expects its dry kibble pet food to be on shelves later in 2019.

The organization commended trade officials for removing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and Mexico.

The new, durable packaging options will be rolled out for Perfect Fit cat foods in France and New York in September 2019 before being introduced to other markets in 2020.

The manufacturer has introduced two new products formulated with single-source animal proteins.

Purina Institute hosted the 25th Companion Animal Nutrition Summit May 2 to 4, where scientists shared their latest discoveries with industry experts.