Industry News
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May- 2020 -29 May
Bira welcomes £50m fund to prepare high streets for shoppers return
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has welcomed a new £50m boost to help local authorities prepare high streets for…
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28 May
Pet food packaging market to reach £10.2bn by 2025
The global pet food packaging market size is projected to grow from $10.2bn (£8.3bn) in 2020 to $12.5bn (£10.2bn) by…
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28 May
Turtles stolen from Longcroft pet shop
An investigation has been launched by police after two men reportedly stole four live turtles from a pet shop in…
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28 May
Battersea welcomes progress of Scottish Bill to introduce five-year sentences for animal cruelty
Animal welfare charity has welcomed the Scottish Government’s commitment to introduce five-year maximum sentences for animal cruelty as its new…
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28 May
RSPCA reports rise in cats in care amid Covid-19 lockdown
Animal charity RSPCA has reported it has taken 324 cats into its care, more than any other pet, and fears…
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27 May
Kennel Club Charitable Trust reopens relief fund
The Kennel Club Charitable Trust has announced the reopening of its emergency relief fund in light of the ongoing pandemic.…
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27 May
Natures Menu launches new ‘Country Hunter Game Meat Selection’ cans
Raw and natural pet food company Natures Menu has added a new selection pack to its Country Hunter Game Meat…
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27 May
Linneaus announces partnership with BVRA
Vet group, Linnaeus, which is part of Mars Veterinary Health has announced its partnership with the British Veterinary Receptionist Association…
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27 May
PetsPyjamas reports 41% surge in business
Dog-friendly holiday company, PetPyjamas, has reported a 41% increase in forward bookings in May against the month prior. The majority…
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26 May
UK faces ‘puppy shortage’ amid lockdown
The UK is reportedly facing a “puppy shortage” following an increased demand for pets amid the ongoing nationwide lockdown. According…
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