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Portland Pet Food to Distribute in East Through Generation Pet

Its products will be rolled out to over 700 stores.

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(PRESS RELEASE) Portland Pet Food Co., manufacturer of food and treats for dogs, announced that it has begun distribution with Generation Pet in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

“From coast to coast, Generation Pet strives to bring the best for your pet. That’s why we chose the Portland Pet Food Company,” said Doug John, owner of Generation Pet.

Generation Pet will immediately begin rolling out Portland Pet Food products to the over 700 stores it services throughout its territories, including New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Washington, DC; Virginia; Maryland; Delaware; and New York.

“Speaking for all of us at Portland Pet Food Company, we are thrilled to expand distribution to meet the growing demand for our products,” said Kathleen McCarron, Portland Pet Food founder. “We are pleased to have partnered with the Generation Pet team and know their management team is committed to our brand’s success.”

Portland Pet Food creates “Human Food for Dogs.” Founded in 2014 by Portlander McCarron and son Matt, the business has grown into a family affair with husband David and daughter Mairead lending their expertise as the company and staff have grown. Portland Pet Food currently cooks its own dog food, meal toppers and treats with future plans to expand its offerings. Five percent of sales are donated to local animal-related nonprofits. Portland Pet Food Company is a licensed pet food manufacturer that follows the recommendations of the American Association of Feed Control Officials. Company products are certified for export to Canada and other countries. Portland Pet Food Company is certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise and Small Emerging Business. For more information, visit portlandpetfoodcompany.com.

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