Simple answers to be rare in 1981

Article Abstract:

Pet industry suffers from tight monetary policy. In June 1980 higher sales did not bring more profits. Livestock dealers hope for less regulation under President Reagan. Demand for birds and puppies may bring higher prices, since diseases and hot weather interfered with supply.

Fuel dealers, not elsewhere classified, Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, Retail industry, Retail trade, Surveys, Diseases, Presidents, Presidents (Government), United States economic conditions, Reagan, Ronald, Birds

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Bird market comes homes to roost

Article Abstract:

Large, expensive birds are not selling as well in 1981 as previous years, but some dealers in good locations report success. Domestic breeding may be the only source in five years, since U.S.D.A. quarantine rules limit commerce in imported birds.

Prices and rates, Marketing, International aspects, United States. Department of Agriculture, Parrots, Cage birds, Cockatiel, Cockatiels

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Cash and carry or full service?

Article Abstract:

Some distributors offer pet shop retailers a choice of cash or credit purchase. Product news finds better distribution with full service (credit). Accounting and delivery expenses are low with cash and carry system.

Management, Wholesale industry, Wholesale trade, Chadwell, Jim

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