E-commerce is overtaking pet specialty, supply chain disruptions worsen, and pandemic-era health and safety measures are expected to continue for the foreseeable future.

The event, originally set for April 29-30, has been rescheduled to fall of 2020 and moved to a virtual format in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.

The American Feed Industry Association will host a virtual Purchasing and Ingredient Suppliers Conference July 20-24 in lieu of the in person event.

The company reported its fourth quarter and fiscal 2020 earnings, showing strong growth in retail businesses and e-commerce but sharp declines in away-from-home sales.

The World Pet Association has canceled the 2020 trade show due to lingering COVID-19 concerns, keeping plans to host SuperZoo 2021 next August.

The keynote address and the event’s opening half-day session will now touch on the pandemic’s impact on food and worker safety.

A recent study by Banfield Pet Hospital shows pet owners are more attuned to their pets’ health and may become more involved in their overall wellness even after quarantine ends.

The pet food manufacturer has partnered with The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement to provide financial support to struggling animal shelters in the United States.

The pet nutrition companies rolled out a digital app featuring health and wellness resources, including information on COVID-19 and pets.