The proliferation of pet spending has ushered in an era of pet investment in the stock market with the addition of two new pet-industry funds.

The pet food manufacturer will use an intelligent commerce tool by Boomerang Commerce to help its e-commerce team drive sales and boost market share.

In a Bloomberg interview, Ron Coughlin said this “$100 million bet” is offset by the company’s prioritization of pet nutrition and transparency.

Innovation in Tyson’s prepared foods segment will continue to be a focus in the coming year.

The company expands to support business growth and meet demand on East Coast.

The new model involves three major strategic changes.

The franchise is planning 36 new stores for 2019.

Natural pet food company plans to grow its Oak Creek facility and headquarters.

Control Concepts appoints Verlee to lead new office and warehouse in Singapore.

Investments in data-generated insights and innovation capabilities are expected to drive future growth.