Kammac ramps up services to thriving UK pet sector

Perky Tails warehouse

KAMMAC, the logistics and supply chain provider, has revealed it is capitalising on Britain’s flourishing pet industry with new contracts that promise ‘increased cross-promotional opportunities, efficiency savings, and enhanced service delivery’ for clients.

Perky Tails, a manufacturer of dog toys and accessories, has agreed a deal which sees Kammac installed as the firm’s chosen storage and fulfilment provider, helping the pet specialist scale its business.

“Since partnering with Kammac just over two months ago, our operations have been nothing short of fantastic,” said David Primrose, director at Perky Tails. “Kammac’s communication, responsiveness, and advanced technology solutions have been instrumental in supporting our integration with new marketplaces. They have truly added value to our operations, and I look forward to further strengthening our relationship.”

The Kammac Wavertree site is central to its expansion efforts, serving as a hub for storing, distributing, and fulfilling an array of pet products. The company’s HQ at Kammac Skelmersdale has also become a crucial location for new clients in the pet industry, providing a combined transportation hub and warehouse for storage and distribution requirements.

This expansion coincides with growth in the pet industry, which is currently valued at £182.7 billion. UK dog owners alone spend £10 billion annually, while cat owners contribute £8 billion. Currently, 57% of UK households own a pet.

“With years of experience in the pet industry, we really understand what pet brands need. From storing pet foods to getting them to store and handling e-commerce orders, we cover all of it for our clients” said Ged Carabini, CEO at Kammac. “As the demand for logistics in the pet sector keeps growing, we’re committed to providing tailored supply chain solutions. Our team is dedicated to offering exceptional service and creative solutions to meet the changing needs of our clients in this exciting market.”