Corine van Winden

Since the outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of pet industry business has been done online. PETS International wants to know what effect this has had on the industry, so we conducted a survey among our clients.

The top five global pet food brands are hovering at a relatively low market share of 35% in South East Asia. With almost no private labels, who is filling the gap?

The Middle East may sound like a single market, but that is not actually the case. There are similarities between countries but also great differences. In this article, we look at the region and its pet industry.

The Middle East is very much characterised by the culture of Islam, GCC countries in particular. So what are the most important do’s and don’ts if you want to be successful when doing business there?

The Russian pet food market today is worth €3 billion ($3.3 billion) and
is expected to grow to €10 billion ($11 billion) in the coming years.

The pet retail landscape needs to change to create solid foundations for the next stage of growth. Europe’s biggest chain is the Fressnapf Group, celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. What is Torsten Toeller planning for the company he founded?

Showcasing the results of a survey about sustainability among European pet parents

The Paris Agreement is forcing companies to take action to tackle climate change. How can you help your organisation to become more sustainable? What lessons can be learned from the early adopters in the pet industry?

What have been the major developments in the past few years, and which technology will mature? Are upcoming developments set to become drivers for future innovations?

In this 30th anniversary year, we are taking a look at a number of important topics for the pet food industry. The main driver of the pet industry has gone through major developments in the past three decades.