Select portions of our exclusive listing of the world's leading pet food producers can now be purchased online.
PetfoodIndustry.com offers select data sets from the Top Pet Food Companies Database. This information is collected by Petfood Industry as part of its research for the Top Companies published on PetfoodIndustry.com and in Petfood Industry magazine.
Current offerings for download include:
50 Leading Petfood Producers Worldwide 2014-2017 including their address, type of products offered, brands, number of employees, number of facilities and annual sales in $US 2014-2017. Price: $149.
30 Leading North American Petfood Producers 2014-2017 including their address, type of products offered, brands, number of employees, number of facilities and annual sales in $US 2014-2017. Price: $99.
30 Leading Western European Petfood Producers 2014-2017, including their address, type of products offered, brands, number of employees, number of facilities and annual sales in $US 2014-2017. Price: $99.
Petfood Industry's Top Pet Food Companies Database is an exclusive database of top companies within the pet food industry, with information about annual revenue, brands, geographic markets served, key product categories and milestones.
The Top Companies issue of Petfood Industry magazine provides profiles of the leading global pet food companies, which includes a list of the world's 50 top companies for 2018 and features additional data and analysis of top companies in key regions around the world.
To compile and update the Top Pet Food Companies database of more than 100 market-leading companies, we collect information from every available resource, including our own exclusive industry survey and regionally targeted pet food market researchers. Other data sources include pet food association lists, business and government reports, other credible third-party data, company websites, annual reports and securities filings of publicly traded companies. We also use regional and international business news, and reporting through our own industry contacts.
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