Middle East

Muntajat marks 20 years with a new brand identity, signaling its continued commitment to innovation and leadership in Saudi Arabia’s pet care industry.

The Ukrainian pet food manufacturer now offers its product portfolio in 46 countries.

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.

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

Companies like Hill’s, Mars, Schecker and Wag’n Tails have appointed new executives in the past few weeks.

These pet players are innovating to provide unique solutions to address industry challenges.

Saudi Arabia and Oman have emerged as key Middle East markets as changes in cultural perceptions and disposable incomes have led to rising pet ownership.

At the helm of a company riding a wave of evolving attitudes toward companion animals, as well as an increasing demand for higher standards in pet retail, Pet Arabia’s MD shares his vision for continued success across the Gulf states.

The companies are working to produce cultivated meat on a commercial scale. GlobalPETS speaks to them.

Discover how Muntajat became a key player in the pet industry, how they’ve evolved, and what their journey means for the future of pet retail.