Sentences with phrase «pet food sales»

Full meals account for roughly 90 percent of pet food sales in farm and feed outlets, with dogs representing 85 percent.
While raw pet food sales continue to increase, consumer perceptions remain a hurdle that every pet specialty retailer must overcome to be successful in a category full of possibilities.
Raw pet food diets may still account for a small percentage of overall pet food sales, but industry experts say there is much opportunity for growth.
Raw pet food sales jumped dramatically in the last year, even as the trend is raising health concerns.
I bet the major pet food sales are down at major retailers.
Private label products account for only 12.2 percent of pet food sales in mass outlets, compared to 13.2 percent over the same period last year.
According to GfK's nationwide point - of - sale (POS) panel, limited ingredient diets (LIDs) account for a remarkable 8.5 percent of pet food sales at U.S. pet retail, totaling $ 674 million in sales annually, and the category is growing consistently at about 13 percent year over year.
(GfK's pet specialty panel in China is focused on pet food sales in Shanghai and Beijing.)
GfK's report shows that the U.S. pet food market delivers about one - third of these sales (approximately $ 24 billion annually), followed by European countries, where pet food sales total about $ 20 billion (currency converted).
Pet supplements can enhance pet food sales for retailers that take the right approach to these synergistic product categories.
At Petfood Forum China 2018, experts will discuss the future of online pet food sales in China, plus innovations in pet food nutrition, processing and more.
GfK's report shows that the U.S. pet food market delivers approximately one - third of these sales (approximately $ 24 billion annually), followed by European countries, where pet food sales total about $ 20 billion (currency converted).
The Takeaway: Some research estimates pet food sales will grow at 3 to 4.5 percent rates over the 2015 - 2018 period, driven by an increased focus on pet health and the human - animal bond.
According to GfK POS data, weight - loss products accounted for $ 433 million in sales during 2013, representing about 24 percent of total special - need pet food sales.
Packaged Facts estimates overall pet food sales increased almost 6 percent and topped $ 26 billion in 2017.
Online retailers are gobbling up more pet food sales than ever.
In addition, organic and natural pet food sales are projected to increase by 14.6 percent annually through 2019, according to the market research company Packaged Facts.
The pet food industry plot was uncovered a long time ago and, based on the pages of Applied Veterinary Clinical Nutrition, the industry giants are willingly disclosing that processed pet food sales are a big business.
According to Petfood Industry, raw pet food sales grew from $ 117 million to $ 393 million between 2012 and 2016 in the United States.
(GfK's pet specialty panel in China is focused on pet food sales in Shanghai and Bejing.)
Petfood Forum China 2018 to address future of online pet food sales in China, plus market innovations
«We are excited to be partnering with Pet Food Experts, which we believe is among the elite in raw pet food sales and distribution,» said Lanny Viegut, CEO of Vital Essentials.
PB: What does the future hold for pet food sales in pet stores, as well as Fromm as a company?
Overall pet food sales have grown a respectable 3.7 percent in the past two years (July 2012 to June 2014), according to GfK's panel representing over 11,000 U.S. pet retailers; but seasonal SKUs have jumped 14.7 percent in the same timeframe, a leap of over $ 2 million.
Although LID products account for 8.5 percent of pet food sales, they are getting only about six percent of the shelf space in pet specialty retail shops.
Spending on premium and artisanal pet foods is skyrocketing, and Pet Wants pet food franchise is uniquely positioned to take advantage of this trend, which last year accounted for more than $ 8 billion in pet food sales.
Companies with a location in the KC Animal Health Corridor — which is a trademarked and Federally designated term — represent 56 percent of total worldwide animal health, diagnostics and pet food sales, making Kansas City the capital of the corridor.
Despite this promising growth, however, sales of these products remain a fairly small slice of the bigger pie, with only 1.3 percent of all pet food sales at pet specialty retail in the U.S. falling into this category.
Pricing in categories that represent just a small portion of pet food sales and have relatively few major players will inherantly be more volatile, as each new product entry or price change will have a bigger impact.
While GfK's research shows that the grain - free trend has begun to slow, it remains strong — so strong, in fact, that while overall market growth for pet retail is flat, grain - free product sales outpace the total market growth by eight percentage points and accounted for 42 percent of all pet food sales in 2017.
The idea that online retailers will inevitably cause their own demise by taking little or no margins on their pet food sales is also suspect.
According to GfK's point - of - sale database, which includes data collected from approximately 11,000 pet stores — natural products alone accounted for 63 percent of all pet food sales in the fourth quarter of 2013.
True, dogs account for 80 percent of all pet food sales dollars, according to March 2014 figures from GfK's pet retail sales panel.
For example, natural products now represent more than 70 percent of all pet food sales, but citing this claim alone is no longer enough to stand out.
However, as mentioned, these products represent a very small percentage of sales at just.5 percent of all «with - grain» pet food sales.
And while remaining a tiny category overall (only 0.5 percent of all «with grain» pet food sales), items with ancient grains have more than doubled in sales since 2015, from about $ 9 million to $ 19 million in 2017.
Similarly, treats still represent less than 10 percent of all pet food sales in farm stores, compared to 13 percent in pet shops.
Nowhere is this more evident than in pet food sales, the largest spending category in pet products.
«Other more specific trends are that raw pet food sales, whether freeze dried, frozen or refrigerated, are growing briskly — still from a small base but strong growth in sales, and products and companies entering the market,» she said.
Further, mass - market sales are slowing, and raw pet food sales, whether freeze dried, frozen or refrigerated, are growing briskly.
Companies with a strategic location in the KC Animal Health Corridor represent 56 percent of total worldwide animal health, diagnostics and pet food sales.
In Greece, dry food accounts for 93 percent of all pet food sales — 32 percent for cats and 68 percent for dogs.
If service is diminished by distributor consolidation, pet food sales will almost surely suffer — and those small manufacturers that don't have their own field reps or national advertising budgets will be impacted the most.
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