The Petfood Forum China 2018 content advisory board is seeking abstracts for noncommercial presentations, due May 18, 2018.
Petfood Forum Asia 2018 is scheduled for August 21, 2018, at the Kerry Hotel in Shanghai, next to the Shanghai New International Expo Center in conjunction with Pet Fair Asia 2018. Please do not submit an abstract if you are not sure you will be able to attend Petfood Forum China on August 21.
Potential speakers are invited to submit abstracts on pet food and pet treat topics including:
An advisory board of pet food experts will evaluate all submissions for:
Each submission is evaluated on its own merits against these criteria but also in relation to other papers received. This is a one-day conference with only about eight presentations; within those, we seek to present a balance of timely topics as well as ensure specific areas of high industry importance and popularity are sufficiently covered.
No abstract will be considered if it seems commercial or if it has been published or presented prior to Petfood Forum China 2018. Abstracts similar in title or content to previously presented material should include significant new information.
This will be the seventh edition of Petfood Forum China, the exclusive conference for the Chinese pet food market. As the middle class increases in China and incomes rise accordingly, more people are becoming pet owners and purchasing commercial pet food. Thus, the pet food market is growing rapidly, with compound annual growth of more than 25 percent from 2012 to 2017.
Registration for Petfood Forum China will be available in late spring or early summer. Click here for the call for papers. For upcoming registration information, visit www.PetfoodForumEvents.com/China.
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