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The pet wearable market

Good prospects for the pet wearable market

The pet wearable market is set to grow from over 3 bn dollars in 2019 to 12 bn dollars by 2026, according to a new research report by Global Market Insights.

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The pet sector in coronavirus mode

The coronavirus pandemic is gradually abating in Europe, but is still having a serious impact on parts of Asia, in the USA and in Latin America. …

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Qualipet

Keeping busy during the pandemic

Qualipet has remained active during the coronavirus crisis. The leading Swiss pet store chain has completely revamped its store in Dietlikon, where…

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Plaček Group

Expansion during the pandemic

By being prudent yet assertive, the Plaček Group has survived the coronavirus crisis so far better than many other pet product retailers.

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Pet food ingredients

Fluctuating markets for raw ingredients

Experts in the pet sector fear that the coronavirus crisis could have an adverse effect on the market for pet food ingredients.

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Spain and Portugal

From the Med to the Atlantic

Spain and Portugal were particularly hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic. The editors of PET worldwide asked how the leading pet retail chains and an …

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Editorial

Crisis-proof

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Nimanja pet store

Uncertain times in Southeast Asia

The Nimanja pet store chain with branches in Brunei and Malaysia has experienced weeks of uncertainty during the coronavirus pandemic in Southeast…

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The Netherlands

First pet quality mark awarded

Frans and Anjo Brock of the Dutch pet company Dierenwelzijncentrum in t'Veld are the first to have been awarded the Martin Gaus quality mark for …

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Petoutlet

In touch with nature

Petoutlet is the biggest pet store chain in Portugal. With his Petolistic retail format, company founder Adao Teixeira has developed a concept for selling …

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Editorial