PETS International Magazine February 2023

Pricing, supply chain and fierce competition are the issues that will drive the year that has just started. How may the pet industry look in the next few months? Here’s an analysis.

With more than 500 ingredients used in pet food, we look into how US producers manage to offer an array of options for complete and balanced pet nutrition.

Slowly but surely, artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into pet technology to improve both safety and quality of life for cats and dogs.

Asia is usually seen as an opportunity for Western companies that want to expand their footprint. It is one of the world’s fastest-growing pet markets. But how does the sector operate there?

A study evaluating Brazilian pet diets raises the question if replacing real meat or reducing the excess of nutrients in pet food would be more eco-friendly.

An overview of US online sales volumes and revenues from pet supplies at Amazon, Walmart, Target and Chewy.

We dive into the initiatives that are helping pet companies to achieve sustainability goals amid increased regulatory pressure.

Results from a survey reveal pet owners’ preferences for ingredients. From the health benefits they most desire to the types of food products they plan to buy.

In a market where most purchases are online, we discover how one of the biggest Chinese e-commerce giants is keeping pet supplies at the core of its sales strategy. 

China offers exciting opportunities for new players who are able to cater to a savvy urban pet parent population that is slowly adapting and changing its preferences.

The herbivore lifestyle is on everybody’s lips, and it’s an important topic in pet nutrition. Let’s dive into where this category is heading.

Boosted by a change in consumer perceptions since COVID-19, vegan companies are increasing their presence in the pet food market.

Despite a clear legal definition, there is a debate if some natural ingredients fall under this trendy category in pet food formulation.

India’s cat and dog population is steadily rising and, consequently, this country’s pet industry is gaining traction fast as one of the liveliest markets in the Asian-Pacific region.

Companies entering the Thai pet food market stand to benefit most by having different strategies for their dog and cat portfolio.

New brands are entering the Philippine market to meet the growing demand for commercial pet food as pet parents' feeding behavior shifts.

In an era where global conservation efforts are a priority, pet food manufacturers have found a way to make the most out of apples. That’s right – apples.

Experts agree that this fast-growing market still has plenty of room for expansion and investment.

Consumers are increasingly looking for installations that consume less electricity and require less maintenance.

There’s never been a better time for supplement brands to target loyal pet parents. But what is the right strategy to follow?