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Fortune
Steve Mollman

Pets are getting fewer treats because of return-to-office mandates, says General Mills

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With many CEOs now insisting that employees return to the office, pets who grew accustomed to remote-work arrangements are losing out as their owners spend less time at home. It’s difficult, after all, to beg for goodies when nobody is around.

According to General Mills, which reported earnings on Wednesday, treats for dogs and cats suffered double-digit sales declines in the latest quarter with “pet parents increasingly away from home.”

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