The Lowest IQ move in Pet food

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The Lowest IQ move in Pet food

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summaryIn this episode, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on the rise of budget brands and the challenges faced by traditional retailers like Pets at Home. They explore the implications of premiumization in pet food, the importance of quality over price, and the role of independent retailers in navigating a competitive market. The conversation highlights the need for strategic thinking in retail and the potential pitfalls of chasing the lowest price.

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The pet food market is increasingly premiumizing, especially in the US and UK.
Budget brands are emerging, but they often compromise on quality.
Retailers like Pets at Home are struggling to keep up with market trends.
Independent retailers need to focus on quality products to survive.
The obsession with being the cheapest is a losing strategy.
Consumers are willing to pay for better quality pet food.
Retailers must adapt to changing consumer preferences and market dynamics.
Brands need to support independent retailers to maintain market presence.
The competitive landscape requires strategic pricing and product offerings.
Business success in retail requires a deep understanding of market trends.

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