Sentences with phrase «pet foods growing»

And as his pet food grew in popularity, so did his family — in the form of hundreds of Merrick employees proud to make the freshest, most delicious pet food available.

According to the data collected from the company's U.S. Pet Retail Point - of - Sale Panel, which represents more than 11,000 pet stores, dollar sales of grain - free natural pet foods grew by a healthy 24 percent between Oct. 2014 and Sept. 2015.

Not exact matches

Billionaire pet - food entrepreneur Clay Mathile says to really grow your business, you've got to learn how to let go at some point.

She is looking to secure an investor in Hong Kong, which she identifies as a growing market for premium pet food with little competition.

But if we look at the fastest - growing firms in recent years as ranked by Inc., we see all sorts: pet food, alternative energy, online gaming, cybersecurity.

Chef Peter shared with me that he is continually attending seminars, food panels, and training sessions to grow his understanding and awareness, then brings it to the staff.

Our growing clientele includes the world's leading functional food and beverage, dietary supplement, cosmetic and pet food manufacturers who have become loyal customers through the years.

«Retort foods and pharmaceuticals packaging are growing markets, for example for PET - based transparent deposition films, while high - barrier films are used in case - ready and modified atmosphere packaging.

THE installation of a third extruder at LINPAC Ritterhude is enabling the leading European food packaging manufacturer to deliver products made from up to 100 per cent recycled content for the first time and address the growing demand for PET and rPET in north - west Europe.

Certified organic pet food is an emerging sector of the growing Australian organic industry and will in future likely reflect the growth of the vast overseas market.

Pet foods and pet products are one of the fastest growing markets for sweet potatoes today.

I've tended to think of them as Peter Rabbit food and un-enthusiastically eaten the few puny things I pulled out of the ground when I tried to grow them last year.

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As growing numbers of people consider pets less as animals and more as family members, Okin said, pampering has increased and the options for pet food with high - quality meat has kept pace.

By Amber St. Peter Corned beef hash was a big holiday food in our family when I was growing up.

What's more, many pet food manufacturers import ingredients from China — more than 85 million pounds a year and growing.

I love to cook and eat the food I grow, I adore all living things and I sleep with my pets.

• Smucker's strong brand portfolio across its three operating segments (coffee, pet foods, and consumer foods) • Its leading share positions and the resources it deploys to support its brands • The company's strong relationships with retailers, which allow it to gain shelf space for new products and line extensions • Its expansion in the growing pet sector that came with the Big Heart acquisition

Following a pattern of growing through acquisitions, in January 2017 ADM bought Crosswind Industries, a company that specializes in pet treats, pet food and related ingredients.

With growing consumer interest in high - quality pet nutrition and an ever - expanding variety of food, treats and other consumables on the market, retailers have an opportunity to reach new levels of sales success with these fast - moving categories.

Founded in 2002, Blue Buffalo is the fastest growing major pet food company making natural foods and treats for dogs and cats under the BLUE brand, which includes BLUE Life Protection Formula, BLUE Wilderness, BLUE Basics, BLUE Freedom and BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet.

Though maintaining healthy pet weight is dependent on the food choices that consumers make for their animals, these decisions will be easier, as demand for and supply of natural products continues to grow.

Now there's every brand / type of food known to man available, veterinary medicine has grown by leaps and bounds with advances in the care of our pet's health, and the pet toy market is simply out of sight.»

BLUE is also the number one pet food brand in the rapidly growing E-Commerce channel, where Blue Buffalo generated over $ 250 million of net revenues in 2017 growing over 75 percent versus prior year.

Accounting for nearly $ 1 billion in sales annually, they are the fastest - growing food type in pet specialty retail stores, according to GfK's point - of - sale panel representing over 11,000 U.S. superstores and neighborhood shops.

Erica Goode, feeding and water product manager for Petmate, says the category is growing as pet owners increasingly seek products that address some of their most pressing needs when it comes to providing water and food for their animals — safety, cleanliness and timeliness.

«The interest in grain - free pet food continues to grow,» says Chanda Leary - Coutu, senior manager, marketing and communications for WellPet.

«Having access to health products at the same store location where owners purchase their favorite pet food creates a pharmacy - like environment and one - stop shopping,» Brown says, adding that antibiotic alternatives in particular are growing in popularity.

Stop me if you've heard this one before... A small pet product company starts off by exclusively serving pet stores, eventually grows into prominence and promptly moves on to seek its fortunes in the food / drug / mass (FDM) channel.

As pet owners increasingly indulge their animal companions during special occasions, specialty retailers have the opportunity to capitalize on the growing market for holiday - related pet food and treats.

Traditional pet foods (kibble and canned) are growing at a rate of five percent per year; raw food is growing at a rate of 20 percent.

In 2004, Primal Pet Foods got a big boost in growing its presence on pet store shelves when its products were picked up by a local pet food distributor in Northern California.

A few of the fast - growing innovation trends in pet food are limited ingredient diets, freeze - dried and dehydrated foods.

This challenge has only grown as the variety and selection of foods continues to increase in the small pet market.

Primal Pet Foods further expanded its offerings to include recipes based on exotic proteins, the demand for which had grown significantly due to improving consumer education about the impact that nutrition has on a pet's health — particularly in regards to food allergies.

In fact, GfK data shows the average number of raw pet food products pet stores carry has grown from 19 items per location to 35 over that same time period, with 69 percent of retailers opting to carry raw food (up from 50 percent in 2013).

Besides the humanization trend, pet specialty retailers may want to note the growing interest in feeding raw food, says Carol Gailen, co-owner of The Original mine Pet Platter in Chicago.

But as pet parents face a growing number of choices in pet food, many companies use the term «natural» loosely,» says Brad Johnson, chief marketing officer, at the St. Louis - based Nature's Variety.

Freeze - dried and dehydrated dog foods and treats offer many advantages to pet specialty retailers, enabling them to build inventories that are closely aligned with some of today's most dominant trends — namely the growing interest in raw diets and the inclination of dog owners to take their furry buddies with them everywhere they go.

Our sponsor owners have been great partners as we invested in growing our business and capabilities to drive value creation, and our iconic pet food and snack brands have significant growth potential.

I saw the first signs of a growing natural and healthy pet food market, and knew I could make a difference.»

As concern about the origin of pet food and supplies continues to grow, retailers should stock more products made in the USA.

«As the retail and consumer interest in this category has grown, a significant number of pet food brands have entered the market with freeze - dried and dehydrated products of various sorts, creating the current growth trends and influx of such products into the marketplace.»

Deep Freeze The presence of frozen raw foods in pet stores is growing as more retailers install freezers.

Leary - Coutu says as the demand for limited - ingredient products has grown, she's seen more natural pet food companies adding these formulas to their product offerings, with some offering novel protein sources like lamb and duck, along with grain - free options.

Both freeze - dried (up 357 percent compared to 2012) and frozen pet food (up 187 percent versus 2012) are categories that are growing and may offer unique benefits to your shoppers, so make sure you stay up to date to better guide their buying decisions.

Marie Moody: The raw food category, although relatively small, is the fastest growing pet food category.

The transaction establishes General Mills as a leader in the U.S. Wholesome Natural pet food category, the fastest growing portion of the overall pet food market, and accelerates its portfolio reshaping strategy.

For retailers looking to grow their customers» interest in supplements, several manufacturers notes the clear connection between the category and high - quality pet foods.

Matt Koss, founder and president of Primal Pet Foods, a manufacturer of raw dog and cat food, says while the raw food segment still only accounts for a small percentage of the overall pet food category, it is the fastest growing pet food segment.