China

Though some details remain unclear, pet insiders see the new terms as a chance to ease current pressures.

With almost 90% of the exhibiting space already booked, Asia’s largest pet show is set to host another robust edition in Shanghai from 20 to 24 August 2025.

As moves by the US have led to trade barriers being put into effect and corporations facing the possibility of long-term tariffs, stocks have tumbled and earnings calls soured. PETS International considers the impact on the pet industry.

Pet Fair Asia, Asia’s largest pet exhibition, returns in 2025 with another robust edition. Let’s find out what’s new.

The Hong Kong firm says its pet portfolio returned to a positive trajectory from January to March. GlobalPETS learns more.

This latest government funding is earmarked for international outreach and helping expand American pet food exports.

An overview of the pet industry in China in 2024, including the most recent statistics and trends.

The new legislation focuses on reducing reliance on foreign suppliers, mainly China.

A rise in the popularity of feline companions is expected to fuel market growth as investment, new materials and tech-driven innovation also boost the cat litter industry.

Pet ownership in the country is soaring, led by young, single individuals choosing fur babies over traditional parenthood.