summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on Bella and Duke's strategic shift towards veterinary practices, Untamed's supermarket debut, and the challenges faced by Purina in a changing market. They explore the implications of these developments for independent retailers and the overall pet nutrition landscape.takeawaysBella and Duke is trying to penetrate veterinary practices more aggressively.Sam expresses his discontent with Bella

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This is a recording of our "Catastrophe Bond and ILS Market Conditions at Mid-Year 2025" live webinar that was held on June 17th 2025 and featured catastrophe bond and insurance-linked security (ILS) industry experts that joined us to discuss the state of the market around the middle of the year.While our expert speakers explored the fact the ILS market has become a foundational component for many reinsurance and retrocession buyers, occupying an increasingly large share of some towers, they also

A stark warning has been sounded that the state pension age could have to rise to 74 for those under-30s.The Institute for Fiscal Studies' pronouncement in the same week that the government announced a state pension review set the cat amongst the pensions. But would Labour - or any party - really hike the state pension age that high? Wouldn't it  be political suicide and spark protests in the street? The IFS warning hinged around the triple lock and balancing the books, but it's clear that the risk

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In this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, particularly the rise of fresh pet food options like Blue Buffalo's Love Made Fresh. They explore market dynamics, consumer preferences, and the impact of cooked food on veterinary practices. The discussion also delves into competition among pet food brands, consumer awareness regarding ingredients, and the importance of niche marketing strategies in a crowded market.takeawaysBlue Buffalo is

In this conversation, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, particularly focusing on the rise of cooked pet food, the challenges faced by subscription services, and the significant opportunities within the cat market. They explore the implications of premium pricing, the disconnect in product offerings for cats, and the future of pet food brands as consumer preferences shift. The discussion highlights the need for better quality and more tailored products for cats,

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In this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the recent administration of Kennelpack, a pet products wholesaler, and the implications for the pet industry. They explore the challenges faced by companies in the market, emphasizing the need for innovation and product development to stay relevant. The conversation shifts to the rising demand for fresh pet food and how retailers can adapt their strategies to meet consumer preferences. The hosts highlight the importance of continuous product innovation and

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In this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the recent controversies surrounding Nature's Menu and its shift in product quality, the dynamics of the pet food market, and the challenges faced by larger corporations in innovating effectively. They also explore the strategies of brands like Edgar and Cooper and the differences in consumer spending on pet food between the UK and the US.takeawaysNature's Menu has faced criticism for lowering the quality of its products.The pet food market is influenced by

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Heather Brooker hosts your Thursday Wake Up Call. ABC News NATIONAL REPORTER Jim Ryan opens the show discussing the relief efforts in Central Texas. ABC News White House correspondent talks about new proposed Russia sanctions.  Bloomberg’s Courtney Donohoe shares the latest regarding business and Wall Street. The show closes with Heather sharing a Cat Con preview.