Sentences with phrase «pet brand partnerships»

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With a strong understanding of this market, Peter excels at developing strong customer partnerships, strengthening TWE's route to market and taking a consumer - led approach to building brands.

Other highlights included themed content developed with Buzzfeed Tasty; Peter Rabbit - branded rewards within Candy Crush Saga and Farm Heroes Saga games; a livestream of the UK premiere; Key spots in The Voice, Coronation Street and Dancing On Ice; a promotional partnership with Harrods which fully branded its windows to the movie; an Easter campaign through chocolatier Cadbury; and a Happy Meal program featuring Peter.

West Lebanon carries 35 different manufacturers» food brands and relies on developing strong partnerships with pet food suppliers to educate consumers.

Working in partnership with Schering Plough Animal Health, which promotes and distributes Home Again brand microchips and scanners throughout the United States, CAR provides 24 - hour recovery services for all registered pets.

Additionally, the natural pet food brand announced it has expanded its partnership with global recycling company TerraCycle.

Wagz recently signed a licensed partnership with BLACK+DECKER ™, a global brand leader in power tools, outdoor yard card equipment and home products, to introduce their new line of connected pet products under existing BLACK+DECKER channels.

«We've seen the demand for our products double in the past year and are seeking new partnerships to help meet the needs of consumers globally,» commented Ron Franklin, International Sales Director for Vital Essentials and Vital Cat ™ branded pet food.

I am very pleased to announce an important partnership between Best Friends and the Luvsome ™ and Abound ™ pet food brands.

These mutually beneficial partnerships help pet companies boost brand recognition, while allowing hotels to attract new, animal - loving guests.

«One example of successful brand partnerships is the ASPCA's corporate partnership program,» says Kristen Levine, founder and owner of Fetching Communications, a PR and marketing agency that is exclusively dedicated to the pet and veterinary marketplace.

«I believe we will see and experience many more brand partnerships, not only within the pet industry, but also partnerships that extend outside of the pet industry in the future, as our industry lends itself very well to these types of arrangements for the benefit of the both companies and the consumers.»

That advancement was clearly on display at this year's Global Pet Expo, and some of highlights of the show that illustrated this trend perfectly included: Taking a cue from the home furnishings and housewares industry, where celebrity - designed collections are trending, pet product manufacturer Worldwise announced a partnership with model - turned - fashion - entrepreneur Kathy Ireland to create a multi-dimensional line of pet products under the kathy ireland Loved Ones brand.

The right brand partnerships can provide new opportunities for pet retailers to grow their businesses.

Nulo introduced its FreeStyle food brand in 2014 in partnership with independent pet specialty retailers, and the line is exclusive to the channel.

«Simply put, a brand partnership — or co-marketing — is the alliance of two companies working together to create a mutually beneficial marketing and sales synergy, combining strengths to reach the loyalists of the other,» says Leslie May, founder of Pawsible Marketing, a niche marketing company that helps pet businesses with brand development, public and media relations, cause - related marketing, social media and more.

«The pet industry has just begun to scratch the surface in exploring and implementing key brand and co-marketing partnerships,» says May.

Rachael Ray's Nutrish pet food brand debuted in 2008 — the result of a partnership between the celebrity cook and author and Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, a company that manufacturers several pet product brands, including Back To Basics and Dad's Pet Care.

May recommends that pet retailers take the time to consider all angles and determine if it is worthwhile for both brands to expend the time, energy and budget that it takes create a successful brand partnership.

Peter Brown, chief executive of Cosmos and the Monarch Travel Group, said: «The partnership is a perfect fit for both our businesses and we believe that between us we can establish a brand which offers exceptional value for money and which recognises the growing demand for sustainable tourism.»