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Who Owns Your Brand...and Why You Should Care

Who Owns Your Brand of Pet Food? .And Why You Should Care

Pet food is big business. In fact, 95% of the brands that you see in the pet food aisles are owned by just 6 companies. And these 6 companies account for almost 90% of consumer spending on pet food. We believe that its important to know the companies that are behind the various brands of pet food. Following are the six largest pet food companies.

1. Mars Petcare, part of the Mars Candy company, leads the way. Mars owns 41 brands which include: Evo, Cesar, Eukanuba, IAMS, Nutro, Pedigree and Royal Canin. They recently bought out Orijen and Acana. Mars also owns the largest chain of veterinary clinics and hospitals.

2. Nestl Purina is a close second. They own 30 brands which include: Merrick, Alpo, Beneful, Beyond, Castor & Pollux, Chef Michaels (who is a fictional person), Fancy Feast, Friskies, Purina and Zukes.

3. J.M Smuckers, the jam company, is relatively new to pet food having recently acquired several companies. They own 14 brands which include: 9 Lives, Gravy Train, Kibble n Bits, Meow Mix, Milk-Bone, Milos Kitchen, and Rachael Ray Nutrish. They sold off Natural Balance in 2020 to a capital management company.

4. Hills Science Diet is owned by Colgate-Palmolive. They have four brands: Science Diet, Prescription Diet, Ideal Balance, and Healthy Advantage.

5. Diamond Pet Foods is high on the list because they are a co-packer and manufacture food for a wide variety of other companies. Brands owned by Diamond include Diamond Naturals, Nutra-Gold, and Taste of the Wild.

6. Blue Buffalo is owned by General Mills. There are many different formulas and specialty diets that all fall under the Blue Buffalo umbrella.

Many companies co-pack their foods. This means that a different manufacturer produces, bags, labels and ships the food. So the company that actually puts together the final product is a business you have never heard of. This explains why a recall often affects numerous brands.

Given the enormous array of choices in pet food today how do you decide what to feed your dog or cat? After all, what you put in your pets body is the single most important factor affecting their health. Of course, you want a food that is safe, nutritious, and will promote good health. It should be easy for the consumer to look at the label and find out all the information they need to know. But its not.

The pictures and wording on the front of a bag of food tells you absolutely nothing about the ingredients or the quality of the food inside the bag. The label will not tell you where the ingredients came from. There is an enormous difference between wild-caught Salmon using environmentally sustainable fishing practices and dead, decomposing farm-raised salmon. The FDA allows many questionable and unsafe ingredients to be included in pet food. They even state that, "We do not believe that the use of diseased animals and animals that have died other than by slaughter to make animal food poses a safety concern."

The key is trust. Do you trust the people behind the company? There are many smaller, independently owned pet food companies. Smaller is sometimes better, although thats not to say that a larger company cant be good. However, smaller brands often have more control over their food supply sources along with a deep commitment to high-quality nutrition, humane sourcing, and environmentally conscious practices.

Your dog or cat is completely dependent on YOU to ensure that the food they eat isnt doing more harm than good. Dont depend on pet food companies or government regulators to have your dogs or cats best interests at heart. The more you know about where your dogs food is coming from and how it gets to his bowl, the better.

Nestl in talks to buy Champion Petfoods

Nestl, the Swiss food and beverage conglomerate, is in talks to buy a majority stake in Champion Petfoods for $2 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

The Edmonton, Alberta, Canada-based Champion, maker of Orijen and Acana superpremium dog and cat food and treats, is owned by Toronto-based Bedford Capital and others. Its products are sold through pet specialty shops and retailers throughout the U.S. and Canada, veterinary clinics in Canada, and distributors in the U.S. and internationally.

Nestl owns Castor & Pollux, Merrick, Beneful, Friskies, and Purina pet food brands, among others.

Nestl is currently under pressure from investorsactivist investor Dan Loeb, in particularto fix its overall corporate strategy. In a statement today, Nestl said its on track to meet its 2020 goals for margin improvement, operating profit, and structural cost savings.

Champion, too, is currently under fire. Consumers from California, Minnesota, and Florida filed a class-action lawsuit early this year for false advertising and feed law violations, among other charges. The suit states that its dry dog food contains BPA, which typically is not associated with dry pet foods.

List of Nestl brands

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Brand presence by target market

This is a dated list of the brands owned by Nestl globally. Overall, Nestl owns over 2000 brands in 186 countries.^[1][2][3] Brands in this list are categorized by their targeted markets.

Beverages[edit]

Cereals[edit]

Chilled[edit]

• Chamyto^[28] (Brazil, Mexico, Chile)
• Chambinho (Brazil)
• Chandelle (Brazil, Chile)
• Chiquitn (Mexico, Chile)
• Club (Mexico)
• Hirz (Switzerland)
• La Laitire (France, Belgium, UK)
• La Lechera (Spain, Mexico)
• LC1 (Switzerland)
• Le Viennois (France, Belgium, Switzerland)
• Moa (Brazil)
• Molico (Brazil, now Svelty)
• Munch Bunch (UK)
• Nestl
• Nesvita (India, Pakistan)
• Ninho (Brazil)
• Ski
• Sollys (Brazil)
• Sveltesse (France)
• Svelty (Mexico)
• Yoco

Chocolate, confectionery and baked goods[edit]

• Abuelita
• Aero
• After Eight^[29]
• All Stars
• Allen's
• Alpia (Germany)
• Alpino (Brazil)
• Amor Wafer (Ecuador)
• Animal Bar (Swiss Crown)
• Bertie Beetle (Australia)
• Besos de Moza (Peru)
• Big Turk (Canada)
• Black Magic
• Blue Riband
• Boci (Hungary)
• Bono (Brazil)
• Bon Pari (Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Lithuania and Hungary)
• Breakaway
• Cailler
• Capri (Chile)
• Caramac
• Carlos V
• Charge (Brazil)
• Chips Ahoy!^[5] (Canada)
• Choclait Chips (Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Netherlands)
• Choco Crossies (Germany)
• Chocolate Surpresa (Brazil)
• Chokito (Brazil, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand)
• Coffee Crisp (Canada)
• Crunch (outside the US)
• D'Onofrio (Peru)
• Dairy Box
• Damak (Turkey)
• Drifter
• Fizzfindle
• Frigor
• Galak/Milkybar
• Garoto
• Heaven
• Hercules Bars (Disney)
• Joe (Romania and the Netherlands)
• Joff
• JOJO (Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland)
• Kit Kat (outside the US)
• Lion
• Lollo (Brazil)^[30]
• Mabel's (Bolivia)
  • Cracker
  • Cremositas
  • Gauchitas
  • Mara Maizena
  • Moraditas
  • Rosquitas
  • Salvado
  • TOP
  • Wafer
  • Yapita
• McKay
• Matchmakers
• Maverick
• Mint Pattie (Australia)
• Mio (Brazil)
• Minties (Australia)
• Mirage
• Moa (Brazil)
• Munch (India and Bangladesh)
• Munchies (United Kingdom)
• Negresco (Brazil)
• Negrita (Chile)
• Nestl Alpine White
• Nestl Classic (Brazil)
• Nestl Dessert
• Nestl Milk Chocolate
• Nestl with Almonds
• Nestl Wonder Ball
• Nestl Yes (Germany)
• Nuts (Europe)
• Orion (Slovakia, Czech Republic)
• Passatempo (Brazil)
• Peppermint Crisp (South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand)
• Perugina Baci
• Plaistowe (Australia)
• Polo
• Prestgio (Chile, Brazil)
• Princessa (Poland)
• Quality Street
• Rolo (outside the US)
• Rowntrees
  • Fruit Gums
  • Fruit Pastilles
  • Jelly Tots
  • Juicy Jellies
  • Pick & Mix
  • Randoms
  • Tooty Frooties
• Sahne Nuss (Chile)
• Savoy (Venezuela)
  • Susy
  • Cocosette
  • Samba
  • Carlton
  • Prestige
  • Bolero
  • Galak
  • Carre
• Scorched Almonds (New Zealand)
• Sensao (Brazil)
• Smarties
• Suflair (Brazil)
• Sublime (Peru)
• Sundy (France)
• Super 8 (Chile)
• Svitoch (Ukraine)
• Szerencsi (Hungary)
• Tango (Ecuador)
• Tango Mini Galletas (Ecuador)
• Texan Bar
• Toffee Crisp
• Tola (UAE)^[31]
• Nestl Toll House cookies
• Trencito (Chile)
• Triangulo (Peru)
• Turtles (UK, Canada)
• Walnut Whip
• XXX mints
• Yorkie
• Zveevo (HR)

Foodservice products[edit]

Frozen food[edit]

Frozen desserts[edit]

• husglass (Sweden)
• Aino (Finland)
• Camy (Spain, Portugal)
• D'Onofrio (Peru)
• (Delta, Bulgaria)
• (Delta, Greece)
• Nestl Dibs Produced in conjunction with Dreyer's Ice Cream. Marketed as Edy's in the midwest and eastern United States.^[35][36][37]
• Dreyer's^[5]
• Drumstick
• Eskimo (Finland)
• Extrme (UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland)
• Frigor (Argentina)
• Frisco (Switzerland)
• Froneri
• Hagen-Dazs
• Kimo
• Kimy (Philippines)
• Maxibon
• Mat Kool (Malaysia)
• Mivvi
• Motta (Italy)
• Mvenpick (Switzerland)
• Nestl Ice Cream
• Nestl Princessa (Poland)
• Oreo Frozen Dessert Sandwiches^[5] (Canada)
• Outshine
• Payco (Puerto Rico)
• Pingviini (Finland)
• Push-Up
• Real Dairy
• Savory (Chile)
• Schller (Germany and Austria)
• Skinny Cow
• Sorbetes (Philippines)
• Temptations (Philippines)
• Tip Top (New Zealand)
• Twin Pops (Philippines)
• Underground is (Denmark)
• zer0% Fat (Philippines)

Healthcare nutrition[edit]

• Atrium Innovations
• Boost^[38]
• Carnation Instant Breakfast
• Compleat
• Crucial
• Diabetisource^[39]
• Douglas Laboratories
• Fibersource^[40]
• Garden of Life^[41]
• Genestra brands
• Glytrol^[42]
• Impact
• Isosource^[40]
• Meritene
• Modulen^[43]
• Nature's Bounty
• Novasource Renal
• Nutren
• Nuun
• Optifast
• Optifibre
• Orgain^[44]
• Osteo Bi-Flex
• Puritan's Pride
• Peptamen
• Persona Nutrition
• Pure Encapsulations
• Resorb
• Resource
• Solgar
• Sustagen
• Trophic
• Vital Proteins
• Wobenzym

Instant foods[edit]

• Alfamino
• Alfare
• Althera
• Beba^[28]
• Bona (Finland)
• Cerelac
• Farinha Lctea (Brazil)
• FM 85
• Freshly^[45]
• Gerber^[5]
• Good Start
• Guigoz
• Lactogen
• Maggi
• Mezeast (UK)
• Mindful Chef^[46][47]
• NAN AL 110
• NAN Infinipro HA
• NAN Optipro
• NAN Sensitive
• NanKid
• NanSoy
• NaturNes
• Neslac
• Nestl
• Nestl Bear Brand (acquired by infant feeding by Bear Brand Jr. (formerly Bear Brand 1+) in 2001)
• Nestogen
• Nestogen Kid 3+ (formerly Nestogrow Four and Nestokid Four)
• Nestum (Portugal)^[48] (Central America)
• Nido
• Piltti (Finland)
• PreNan
• SMA (UK)
• Wyeth (Bonna, Bonamil, Bonakid, Bonakid Pre-School 3+, S-26, S-26 Gold, S-26 Promil, S-26 Promil Gold, Promil, Promil Gold)

Performance nutrition[edit]

• Neston
• Nesvita
• Pria
• Supligen

Petcare[edit]

• Bakers
• Beta
• Bonio
• Bonnie
• Castor & Pollux
• Felix
• Fido (French equivalent brand to Bakers and Beneful)
• Go Cat^[49]
• Gourmet
• Lily's Kitchen
• Lucky Dog
• Merrick
• Mon Petit
• PetLife
• Purina
• Republic of Cats (majority owned by Nestle Purina)
• Supercoat
• Tails
• Tidy Cats
• Totalcare
• Whole Earth Farms
• Winalot

Nestl Purina petcare products[edit]

The following products are manufactured by Nestl Purina.^[50]

Refrigerated products[edit]

Seasonings[edit]

Shelf stable[edit]

As shareholder[edit]

• Nestl owns 23.29% of L'Oral, the world's largest cosmetics and beauty company, whose brands include Garnier, Maybelline, Lancme and Urban Decay.
• Nestl owned 100% of Alcon in 1978. In 2002 Nestl sold 23.2% of its Alcon shares on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2008 Nestl sold 24.8% of existing Alcon shares to the Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis. In 2010 Nestl sold the remaining 52% of its Alcon shares to Novartis. Novartis paid a total of 39.1 bn USD.

Former brands[edit]

This is a selected list of the former brands formerly owned, discontinued, or sold to another company by Nestl. Overall, Nestl has discontinued, sold, or changed the name of many of its brands. Former brands are categorized by their targeted markets.

Beverages[edit]

Bottled water[edit]

Many North American brands are now owned and marketed by BlueTriton Brands.

These French mineral water brands were sold to the Ogeu group in France.

• Plancot
• Quzac
• Saint-Lambert
• Sainte-Alix

Confectionery[edit]

Eye care[edit]

Frozen food[edit]

• La Cocinera (Spain) sold to Findus^[70]
• Hjem-IS (Denmark, Norway) - sold in 2013
• Hemglass (Sweden) - sold to Varsego in 2013
• Kotijtel (Finland)
• Mantecados Nevada (Puerto Rico)

Health and nutrition[edit]

Petcare[edit]

Shelf-stable[edit]

• Branston Pickle^[71] (now owned by Mizkan)
• Gale's Honey
• Sarson's Vinegar (sold to Premier Foods but now owned by Mizkan)

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