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Global Pet Care Market | Asia Pacific Region To Be Among The Leading Markets With Expected Revenue Of Nearly USD 25 Billion By 2025. 30
The report titled “Global Pet Care Market, By Value, By Segment (Pet Food, Pet Healthcare, Pet Accessories, Pet Grooming), By Region ( North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle-East & Africa), By Countries (USA, Mexico, Brazil, China, Japan, UAE, South Africa Etc.), By Sales Channel (Specialized, Hypermarket, Online, Others), (Trends & Forecast), Outlook, 2025” provides a detailed performance analysis of each segment present in the global pet care market. The global pet care industry has grown at a rapid pace in the last couple of years. There have been a lot of changes in consumer’s behavior as nowadays they are more intended to keep a pet in the house. The pets include dogs,
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Insurance companies argue that a policy for the manufacturer of a dog collar should not be extended to the store where that collar was purchased before it allegedly broke, resulting in a pit bull attacking a woman.
On Jan. 8, Travelers Property Casualty Insurance Company and Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company filed a motion to dismiss the complaint filed by Rural King Distribution and Management Inc. and Swansea Rural King Inc. The motion was filed through attorney Richard Valentino of SmithAmundsen LLC in Chicago.
According to its memorandum in support of its motion, the defendants argue that the certificate of insurance that Rural King relies on “does entitle them to additional insured status, nor could plaintiffs reasonably rely on it as proof of such status.”
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