The frozen and freeze-dried pet food brand has partnered with delivery company Yelloh.

Wind Point Partners has acquired the natural pet food and treat producer.

A disjointed state-by-state registration system is expected to put bumps in the road to pet food label modernization.

The study looked at structural and digestibility impacts of incorporating waste bread into extruded and baked diets for dogs.

Through the partnership, the brand will aim to support independent pet retailers and advance its growth.

Formulated with functional ingredients, the new food is designed to support the specific nutritional and health needs of small breeds.

TerraCycle will collect, clean and sort used flexible pet food and treat bags returned to participating stores.

The new 365,000-square-foot wet pet food plant features innovative manufacturing technology.

The seven-month study was conducted by veterinarians and animal nutritionists at BSM Partners and the University of Missouri.

Ebert will now serve as the company’s chief commercial officer, overseeing all its commercial offerings.