Pet Food: market research reports

... pace during 2012 and were set to see a further increase of 12% in current value terms during 2013. This was driven by the growing number of pet shops in Saudi Arabia, with birds, fish, ...  |  read more...

... Report, published annually by Barnes Reports, contains timely and accurate industry statistics, forecasts and demographics. The report features 2013 current and 2014 forecast estimates on the sales of Pets, pet foods, & pet supplies sold ...  |  read more...

... the CAGR of 2% over the review period. The sustained impact of the crisis, both in terms of the possession of pets, and in the rationalisation of purchases (smaller formats to avoid waste) are the ...  |  read more...

... more prepared to invest in their health. This trend resulted in an increase in investment in pet healthcare and value sales increased by 4% in 2013. However, on the other side of things, dietary supplements ...  |  read more...

... slowed the value growth down across most categories. This was mainly due to the fact that the pet food market is mature and saturated on one hand and that, in particular with dog food, volumes ...  |  read more...

... a concern for many Canadians. This has had a definite impact on the pet products market, and price remains an overriding factor for many pet owners when considering pet-related purchases. Still, pet owners have proven ...  |  read more...

... PET VALU CANADA INC.. This report includes a wealth of information on the financial trends over the past four years. Plimsoll Publishing’s latest Petfood Manufacturers (Global) analysis is ideal for anyone wanting to: See the ...  |  read more...

... pet care. Animal-assisted therapy too is becoming increasingly popular, as pets can reduce anxiety, feelings of loneliness and provide a general sense of well-being. An aging population and declining birth rates have created a different ...  |  read more...

... This good performance is the result of the rise in popularity of other pets, such as small mammals and birds, which are considered to be easier and cheaper to look after than a cat or ...  |  read more...

... comparatively sluggish growth in the numbers of pet birds and reptiles in Israel. Nonetheless, the category continued to develop positively overall as rising urbanisation and busier lifestyles helped to sustain reasonably strong growth in the ...  |  read more...

... significant percentage of grain in its composition. As a result, manufacturers of dog food passed on the increase in costs to the consumer, which resulted in a price increase in dog food, especially dry dog ...  |  read more...

... and food for their dogs, cats and other pets. And with the wide variety of products, by type of breed, animal age, gender and health status, both dog owners and owners of hamsters, continue to ...  |  read more...

... contribute to the wellbeing of their pet cat, pet humanisation, and the specialisation of food products including the growth in organic, therapeutic, functional and additive-free items. Euromonitor International's Cat Food in Austria report offers a ...  |  read more...