Learn about the economic challenges facing the pet food industry in 2023 and how to navigate them according to industry experts.

These articles had the most pageviews on PetfoodIndustry.com in the past year. Several of the most-read articles on Petfood Industry’s website focused on inflation in 2022.

Learn about the future of pet food with Kansas State University’s Logan Kilburn on this 9^th episode of the Trending: Pet Food podcast.

Following construction of a pet food facility announced in 2020, Nestlé Purina Petcare plans to build another factory in Clermont County, Ohio, USA.

Learn about regenerative agriculture and its connections with sustainability, traceability and other pet food trends with Land to Market’s David Rizzo on this 24^th episode of the Trending: Pet Food podcast.

Pet food industry innovation and expansion continued despite inflation affecting the Mexican dog and cat food markets.

While pet ownership in the United Kingdom may be getting more expensive due to inflation and other factors, the United Kingdom has some of the highest rates of per capita pet ownership in Europe.

U.S. pet food inflation reached 15.7% year over year in November, and the possibility exists for even higher increases as producer costs for dry dog food rise.

Despite Japan’s relatively low pet ownership rate, numerous pet food companies are based in the country.

After the pandemic greatly disrupted its pet food export business, Maneli Pets pivoted to finding customers in its native South Africa, in addition to exporting.