In This Issue
PetQuip and Gardenex to cease trading
PetQuip event renamed The Pet Excellence Awards
PIF 'sorry' to learn PetQuip was no longer trading
Squeezy Reward earns top industry praise
Beloved Petz launches Be:Clear Tear Stain Balm and Minerals
Pet brands recognised in top 100 startups list
Animal Friends Insurance commits £1m annually to support pets, people and wildlife
Wellpaws seals distribution deal with Vital Pet Group
PATS shortlisted for prestigious Best Trade Show award
Pets at Home launches own-brand cat food range
Direct4Pet supports Pet Dental Health Month
Mars funds cutting-edge pet care innovation hub
Love is all around with Waita Pets Valentine Day’s range
Purina PRO PLAN to hold Calming Care Symposium
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IVC Evidensia invests in sustainable anaesthesia
High streets funding welcome but business rates need reforming
OFI appoints Ms Hiroko as Board Advisor (Japan)
Emma Gray goes Wild and Tame with CSJ!
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Two brothers get set to expand pet shop empire
Pet superstore closes after four-and-a-half years
PIF hosts executive briefing on future of pet sector
Pets at Home focusses on retail sales growth
Retailer reports soaring sales of pet supplement
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PIF 'sorry' to learn PetQuip was no longer trading
 

The Pet Industry Federation has issued a statement saying it was sorry to hear the news that Gardenex, PetQuip and the CHA would no longer be trading. PIF said these organisations had made a valuable contribution to their sectors over many years, particularly in supporting UK businesses with exports and overseas trade.

 

PIF added: “For many pet businesses, this announcement will understandably raise questions about export support, regulation and access to international markets, at a time when trading internationally continues to be challenging.

 

“Over the coming weeks, PIF will be speaking to members and industry partners to better understand where additional guidance, signposting or representation may be helpful, particularly in relation to regulatory and compliance matters.

 

“PIF remains focused on supporting UK pet businesses to operate responsibly, adapt to change and plan with confidence for the future and will continue to work collaboratively with partners across the sector to ensure businesses feel supported during this period.”

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