Thailand

Despite inflationary pressures and supply-chain challenges, thousands of new offerings still launch in the sector each year. And their ability to stay the course rests on whether they can respond to evolving customer needs.

Euromonitor forecasts that the global market is set to grow by nearly 5% this year. GlobalPETS has the regional breakdown.

GlobalPETS examines 10 pet retailers and manufacturers to uncover how shifting consumer behavior and market volatility are shaping performance.

The Thai pet food manufacturer secured a private-label deal in the US and new product shipments to Europe.

It’s one of the most rapidly growing pet sectors in its region but, while Thailand’s competitive outlook is encouraging, new tariffs could prove to be an obstacle.

Rising awareness, shifting attitudes and digital innovation are driving more pet parents in the region to consider insurance as an advisable purchase.

Future success will depend on science, regulation, consumer trust and manufacturers’ ability to scale up cost-effectively.

Pet Fair South East Asia returns to Bangkok on 29–31 October 2025 with a record 450 exhibitors from over 40 countries, making it one of Asia's most significant B2B pet industry events.

The Thai pet food maker eyes expansion to new low-tariff markets to keep its long-term profit targets on track.

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.