Phillips will now distribute the brand’s freeze-dried dog treats to stores in eight states.

The product, recalled for potential Salmonella contamination, was distributed across the Midwest and southern United States.

Pet food and snacks business remain as the company's most profitable segment.

The company is addressing environmental sustainability, responsible sourcing and animal welfare through several ongoing initiatives.

The dog treat company’s premium, organic and human-grade products will now be available in more stores across the United States.

The company has added longer-lasting dental chews and soft-baked treat bars to its lineup of anxiety-reducing CBD products for dogs.

The two organizations will offer independent pet retailers exclusive opportunities to learn, identify and grow their sustainability efforts.

Barkbox, Inc. — now “The Original BARK Company” — received roughly $427 million in cash proceeds related to the merger.