The company spent five weeks camped out in the parking lot of its pet food manufacturing partner to upgrade the facility’s end-of-line capacities by up to 50%.

The annual event was held virtually this year and focused on pandemic impacts to the companion animal market, pet ownership and adoption, and the pet-owning economy.

Industry experts weighed in on “new normal” for food safety in pet food processing.

A study by Kabo, a fresh dog food company in Canada, reveals more Baby Boomers and Millennials are choosing e-commerce options due to safety concerns and convenience.

The two agencies have teamed up to the develop an employee health and food safety checklist for food processing operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Three industry experts will weigh in on food safety standards, what has changed and what will become the “new normal” for pet food processors.

The association cited COVID-19 complications for canceling its 2020 program, and plans to take this opportunity to improve the program.

The two pet industry distributors have terminated the merger deal announced Feb. 25, citing COVID-19 implications.

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.