The e-commerce platform reported a 35% year-over-year increase in sales for the fourth quarter of its fiscal 2019.

The company’s PetCare business made up 15% of its annual revenue and accounted for 28.3% of net sales in North and South America alone.

The company stated the potential impacts of COVID-19 on its revenue and supply chain remain uncertain.

The company presented its new five-year growth plan and shared its fourth quarter and full-year earnings from 2019.

Net sales were down for the company overall, as well as in premium dog food and pet treats, with the cat category maintaining steady growth.

Companies operating and exporting products to China expect to be impacted by the outbreak, although it is largely unclear how severe the impacts will be yet.

The pet food business accounted for 17% of Colgate-Palmolive’s total fourth quarter revenue.

The company reported its 2019 annual earnings Feb. 13, with Purina growing leaps and bounds above Nestlé’s other product categories in both developed and emerging markets.

The company reported positive gains in its pet segment despite flat overall net sales compared to year-ago earnings.

Positive gains in the company’s cat food and treat portfolio, including Meow Mix, 9Lives and Nutrish brands, helped to balance losses in other areas of the segment.