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Record number of booths reserved for Petfood Forum 2013 in first 30 days

Largest amount of exhibit space ever offered and sold for industry's leading conference
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Participants in Petfood Forum 2013 will be able to visit with nearly 200 exhibitors and industry suppliers.
Within just a month of the exhibit space for Petfood Forum 2013 being offered, a record number of booths have already been reserved, promising an even more exciting edition of the petfood industry's leading conference in its 21st year.
Petfood Forum 2013 will take place April 15-17 at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel, near Chicago, Illinois, USA. Besides offering the most exhibit space and largest number of the industry's leading suppliers on display, this premier, exclusive conference will also feature renowned experts on pet nutrition, ingredients, petfood safety, production and packaging and much more. The speakers will be headlined by opening keynote Kerri Morgan, a US paralympian and winner of two bronze medals in the London 2012 games.
Participants in Petfood Forum 2013 will be able to choose among 25+ conference sessions, visit with nearly 200 exhibitors and industry suppliers and enjoy numerous networking opportunities with petfood professionals from throughout the world. Early bird registration is now available through February 1, 2013.

Updated: Jan 31, 2013

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