The company has added human-grade chicken, beef and pumpkin options to be used as treats or meal enhancers.

Other segments of the pet industry, including non-medical services, veterinary and non-food sales, are expected to see double-digit declines in 2020.

The company’s PetCare business made up 15% of its annual revenue and accounted for 28.3% of net sales in North and South America alone.

Emphasizing the health of the supply chain, the US Food and Drug Administration provided broad-ranging guidance to the animal food industry in response to the pandemic.

The addition of Lily’s Kitchen will bolster Nestlé Purina’s premium portfolio in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.

The company first launched the product during Global Pet Expo in February.

The pet retail chain will remain open and offer curbside pickup in the 34 states it operates in, as well as delivery services at select locations in 17 states.

Its new QUADFLEX options can be used for dry pet food and treat products.

The show attracted more than 6,000 domestic and international buyers and featured over 1,000 exhibitors.

The FDA requires all salt-cured, dried or fermented fish products to be no longer than 5 inches.