NielsenIQ shared key pet industry retail trends and how they impacted pet food and treat purchases in 2020. 

The company will invest $390 million in the new plant, creating 224 jobs in the Lewisburg area. 

New products include senior dog supplements, plant-based protein dog treats and calming formulas.

Among these trends was e-commerce and the idea of using the internet not only to purchase products, but also as a tool for learning about, comparing and reviewing pet products.

The company is coming up on its three-year acquisition anniversary of the natural pet food and treat brand, which has grown significantly in the FDM channel under General Mills ownership. 

NielsenIQ shared valuable industry data pointing to up-and-coming pet food trends, purchasing behaviors and continued impacts of the FDA-DCM debacle.

This pet food and treat manufacturer joined two other pet companies on Inc.’s 5000 Regionals list for 2021.

The company will expand its Monroe facility to 120,000 square feet to meet increased demand in the Northeastern United States.

Following unprecedented winter weather across Texas, the pet food and treat company donated 800 bags of its own products to help one local shelter.

adds exotic protein pet foods to 3 distribution centers
 The company will now offer Walk About Pet Products’ dog and cat foods to pet specialty retailers in two states and one major city in the United States.