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2006 Urner Barry Executive Conference
The theme of the 30th annual conference hosted by Urner Barry at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas was “Charting the Course.”
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What retailers want-and need
Strong branding, communication and education can help pet retailers sell more of your products
Pet parents trust and listen to each other and can get their questions answered easily by reading an online review.
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Something To Chew On: The R word
Can we believe what we hear about the pet industry being recession resistant?
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Where are commodity prices heading?
Key indicators offer clues to future changes in petfood ingredient costs
From the beginning of November 2007 to the beginning of December 2008, the price of a bushel of corn spiked and then plummeted dramaticallyfrom US$7.38 at its peak in July to US$3.79 as of December 22.
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Marketing savvy grows Rose Acre Farms
New North Carolina complex will eventually house 4 million hens.
Photos © Rose Acre Farms
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Something To Chew On: Keys to new product success
If the continuing growth of our industry is driven by trends such as humanization, health and convenience, those trends are manifest in new product development (NPD), which is exploding around the globe.
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Producers need to react to market changes
Flock depletion and feed management are key to sustaining industry profitability.
Jacques Klempf
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Trends & Predictions
Indicators bode well for the ongoing expansion of the global petfood market
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IPE reflects trends in further processing
New equipment on show at the International Poultry Expo in Atlanta meets growing demand for processed products.
Latest bone detector from Marel contributes to better food safety and quality control
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Natural sales rising
Consumers are turning more and more to natural and organic products. By 2006, 98% of the US buying public reported purchasing a natural product, and 60% reported buying organic, says Information Resources Inc. (IRI). Those consumers who are also pet owners seem to be extending their purchasing habits to their pets' dietary needs.
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Healthy convenience foods for pets
If human trends are any indication of what to expect in pet products, mature petfood markets like the US may be in for some significant shifts as new products sync up with busy consumer lifestyles
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Poultry Confidence Index: Declines in fourth quarter
The recent figures were some of the lowest reported since 1996.
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