In This Issue
Animal activist groups accused of using ‘bully tactics’ over reptile event cancellation
Garden centre cancels large-scale reptile event after pet shop licence warning
Ex Pets at Home director joins Dobbies
Dog food prices set to rise 50% by 2035, forecast shows
Su-Bridge acquires Autarky, Chudleys, Gelert and Gusto
Anti-pet-keeping report 'misleading’, says OATA boss
Muzzle Movement’s ‘Size Mitzy’ wins Innovation Award
What it means to win a New Product Award at PATS
New raw pet food superstore opens in Lowestoft
Ruby & Dexter’s wins TropiClean ‘Race To Vegas’ contest
ManyPets overhauls range for wider appeal
Kennelpak launches new Dylan Dental Treats
Doodlebone launches Dinky Dog Collection
Applications open for ‘Unleashed’ accelerator programme
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Family secures £175,000 funding deal to launch pet cremation business
Retail trade body welcomes Spending Review commitments
Turning a dream into multi-million pound business
Best to Buy British
Lily's Kitchen launches Love & Pride range
New research explores why dogs reflect who we are
Nova Dog Chews launches Grain and Gluten Free Pâté
Mars expands BETTER CITIES FOR PET to help people and pets thrive
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Pets at Home store damaged in extensive blaze at retail park
3P Enterprise expands European reach with new warehouse deal
The Nutriment Company acquires German firm Graf Barf
‘Spend £20 to save a £500 fine', Jollyes tells cat owners
Ruffingtons announces two national retailer listing wins
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Best to Buy British
 

British pet product manufacturers and suppliers are urging consumers to support ‘home grown’ goods.

 

As many members of the industry are saying, “In line with the current uncertainty caused by existing and potentially future tariffs it surely makes sense to buy British whenever possible”.

 

Amongst them Ceri Rundle, of CSJ, says: “As well as pricing becoming an issue, continuity of supply is a major concern. Pet and working animals will obviously always need to be fed and British farmers and manufacturers are best placed to ensure that need is met on a continuous basis.

 

“We’ve all seen out of stock situations on shelves over months now and whilst very many imported products have yet to be affected it is anyone’s guess about how long that will last.

 

“Animals’ digestive systems work best with regular feed and changes need to be introduced gradually.  A sudden change caused by lack of availability or an unaffordable rocket in price should definitely be avoided - an upset digestive system stresses both animals and owners and can result in costly vet fees to boot!”

 

A reliable and sustainable supply of quality products at a fair price should be a given - but as traders are warning, with today’s global turmoil on so many levels, they can’t be guaranteed … so Best to Buy British makes sense … doesn’t it?

 

For more on CSJ products visit www.csjk9.com or call 01745710470.

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