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Strong in aquatics

Seapets were the first and original aquatic and pet superstores in the UK. The combination of in-store and online business operates perfectly.

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A changing market

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The way to a dog's heart is through its stomach

Specialised, natural and organic pet food varieties are currently in great demand worldwide. We present a summary of the top trends.

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“The product is the star”

The German pet supplies firm Zoo & Co. Welke has launched a brand new concept in Duisburg.

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"Consumers have a sharper eye for value"

What effect is the financial crisis having on the global pet food market? What new trends are emerging? PET worldwide discussed these …

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Consumers on the UK pet supplies trade

Selling pets has lost some of its appeal for the UK pet supplies trade. This was one of the findings of a recent survey carried out by the …

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Pets under the rising sun

The pet supplies market in Japan is growing and returning impressive figures in some cases. By European and American standards, the Japanese pet sector…

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Roures out of the crises

Even retailing has not escaped the ravages of the global economic crisis. As a result, discount stores could grow more quickly in the next few years …

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Master of 1 000 stores

Fressnapf has just opened its 1 000th store in Munich. The meteoric rise of Europe's leading pet supplies chain sounds like a fairy tale, but it's been a …

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Innovation still vital even in Interzoo-free years

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Current trends in the US

For the American Pet Products Association (APPA), health and wellness are the most powerful trends across the entire pet industry in 2009

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Parrots and koi under one roof

In the Dutch town of Nijverdal, Harry van Keulen has opened a new 1 500 m² centre for the sale of parrots and koi.

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British pet food trends

The latest data from the British Market Research Bureau (BMRB) show that just over 20 per cent of households have a cat at home, 20 per cent have a dog, 4 …

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