In This Issue
Award-winning Pure Pet Food to appear on Dragons' Den
Scampers charge 5p for carrier bags with money going to charity
Bermuda and ChapelWood brands bought by Scotts
New Pedigree Dentaflex – a new oral care chew for dogs
The Garden Centre Group to rebrand as Wyevale Garden Centres
Grooming specialists choose PATS Harrogate to showcase products
Exclusive PIF insurance package launched for dog groomers, pet sitters and pet walkers
Pioneering dog wrap soothes anxious pets in an instant
Is this the smartest cat feeder ever?
Positive signs of growth in the pet industry
Happy Paws wins prestigious award for the Easy-Tie
Collarways partner with Pampered of Milan
Ambulance service for dogs in Italy
Blooming Pet Products gets a facelift!
Nestlé strengthens commitment in Mexico
8in1 Delights dog treats developed by vets
Pet Trade Xtra New Products Guide
BETA introduces breed specific nutrition
 
The UK’s Number 1* normal nutrition specialist brand is proud to announce the launch of the new BETA Breed Specific Range.
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Nestlé strengthens commitment in Mexico



Nestlé has opened Mexico’s first Purina Pet Park just north of the country’s capital Mexico City, underscoring the company’s commitment to the country’s fast-growing petcare market. 

The new “Parque Purina” facility, located in Cuautitlán Izcalli, sits on a public space that offers a range of attractions specially designed for dogs, such as agility games and areas to play Frisbee. 

The Parque Purina inauguration comes a week after Nestlé announced plans to open a new pet food factory in the Central Mexican state of Guanajuato in the first half of 2015. 

The CHF 200 million factory project is part of a five-year investment of CHF 900 million (USD 1 billion) in the country that Nestlé revealed earlier this year. Located in the city of Silao, the factory will create 300 jobs and include a distribution centre for national supply and import and export to Central America. 

Mexico is one of the fastest growing markets for Purina in Latin America with double-digit growth in 2013 alone. 

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