Middle East

GlobalPETS speaks with trade officials about what the trade opening means for exporters, while trade data in the Gulf region points to growing demand.

With licenses spanning Disney, Warner Bros. and Dr. Seuss, G Mason Group is expanding into EMEA with pet ranges tailored to each retailer and the way its customers shop.

Weekly online shopping is becoming increasingly common across the region, pushing pet players to rethink payments, fulfillment and customer engagement.

The company has launched in Amman and plans further expansion across the Gulf later this year. GlobalPETS has the details.

Recent acquisitions by Pets Choice, Boehringer Ingelheim and Vital Pet Group point to a continued focus on portfolio expansion and market growth.

The German company expects demand-driven growth to replace pricing as the main contributor to future pet food sales.

The new free trade deal aims to eliminate the GCC’s 5% import tariff on pet food and reduce trade barriers for British exporters across the bloc.

Europe and Asia lead gains while North America cools on changing pet ownership patterns. GlobalPETS has the details.

A recent acquisition in the feline segment contributes to growth, while supply chain risks remain contained for the rest of the fiscal year.

As birth rates decline globally and families become smaller, dogs and cats are increasingly at the heart of the household.