Industry News
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Apr- 2018 -10 April
Orijen launches new Tundra cat food
Bern Pet Foods have launched Orijen’s brand-new product, Tundra for cats. Orijen Tundra follows the ‘Biologically Appropriate’ ethos that the…
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10 April
Vet surgeon applies to remove himself from register
A London-vet has avoided a disciplinary hearing for two charges after he volunteered to remove himself from the register and…
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10 April
Vet guilty of helping puppy farming gang scam public
A London vet has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud after he was found to be falsifying documents…
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10 April
Easter retail sales ‘didn’t measure up’: KPMG
Easter retail sales did not “measure up” to expectations, with overall UK retail sales increasing by 1.4% in March from…
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10 April
Animal re-homing centre to reopen after infection scare
A Dogs Trust re-homing centre in Wymeswold is set to be reopen with restrictions following an infection scare. The centre…
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10 April
PIF launches new online education portal
The Pet Industry Federation (PIF) has launched a new online education portal with a range of courses specifically designed for…
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9 April
Small firms hit by pension auto-enrolment scheme, claims FSB
Small firms and startups will be “hit the very hardest” by the doubling of auto-enrolment employer pension contributions, according to…
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9 April
Agria’s Anna Thomas named Young Marketer of the Year 2018
Agria’s Brand marketing executive, Anna Thomas, has been named Young Marketer of the Year by the Veterinary Marketing Association (VMA).…
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6 April
UK retail sees second worst month on record for in-store sales
Like-for-like (LFL) in-store sales were down by 10.1% in the month of March, making it the second worst figures on…
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6 April
Raw dog food brand Poppy’s Picnic ‘smash’ crowdfunding target
Dylan Watkins and Louise Mackintosh, founders of raw dog food brand Poppy’s Picnic, have have broken through their crowdfunding target…
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