The brand will showcase new wet dog and cat foods under its Dr. Pol® Limited Ingredient and Incredi-Pol® Favorites lines during Global Pet Expo.

The International Trade Commission has voted unanimously to reject proposed antidumping duties for tinplate steel imports.

New Zealand Riverland Foods is staking a claim in Canterbury, where it will manufacture a variety of canned dog and cat foods for third-party brand partners around the world.

Following its foray into the US market, the company is taking advantage of increasing demand for wet production and more sustainable packaging.

According to the Consumer Brands Association (CBA), the decision leaves room for improvement.

The Consumer Brands Association is spearheading an effort to protect US can manufacturing jobs and consumers against proposed tariffs of up to 300%.

The post-Brexit Border Target Operating Model details risk categories for all imported products, including pet food.

The new 365,000-square-foot wet pet food plant features innovative manufacturing technology.

The #PurinaRecyclesChallenge aims to increase recycling rates for aluminum and steel cans.

The tariffs are much lower than those that Cleveland-Cliffs originally proposed.