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Global Commerce
Amid tariffs, pet food industry faces uncertainty
Pet food manufacturers could see rising costs due to U.S. tariffs on imported ingredients and packaging materials.
Tariffs on imported ingredients and packaging materials could tighten margins and drive up consumer prices, especially for smaller pet food brands.
Global Commerce
Taiwan pet food market grew in 2024 with Thai, US imports
Imports accounted for a significant portion of the Taiwanese pet food market in 2024.
Taiwanese Budaixi puppet theater glove puppets with expressive painted faces of a dog and a cat.
Sustainable Dog and Cat Food
Pet owners want sustainability, but don’t want to pay for it
When asked about their sustainable behaviors, pet owners emphasized reducing household waste, reusing shopping bags and choosing recyclable packaging.
An Origami Dollar Bill In The Shape Of A Cat Playing With The Earth In Its Paws Like A Ball Of String
Sustainable Dog and Cat Food
Pet food sustainability prospects: Alternative proteins and recyclable packaging
Recyclable bags and alternative proteins may not be selling points in and of themselves, though. Sustainability should connect with other attributes pet owners want in their dogs’ and cats’ diets.
A Paper Cut Out Image Of A Dog Dropping A Pet Food Bag Into A Recycling Bin
Nutrition
How venture technologies are shaping the future of pet food nutrition
As pet owners demand personalized nutrition, alternative proteins and sustainable packaging, pet food manufacturers are turning to startups to stay ahead in an evolving market.
Today's pet food consumers increasingly prefer organic ingredients that have undergone minimal processing.
Pet Food Marketing and Branding
New pet foods, treats marketed as socially responsible
A panelist of pet food and product professionals agreed that social responsibility shouldn’t feel like a checkbox. Meaningfully giving back to the pet community requires solid partnerships, transparency, commitment over time and shared purpose.
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Petfood Forum News
3 key leadership strategies for women in pet food
NextUp executive Karen Jones will lead a new career development session at Petfood Forum 2025, offering strategies to help women in pet food strengthen connections, build leadership skills and advance their careers in a hybrid workplace.
In 2025, the Women in Petfood Leadership initiative continues to gain momentum and membership.
Petfood Forum News
Empowering women in pet food: Leadership initiative expands opportunities
Women in Petfood Leadership continues to grow, offering career development, networking, and mentorship opportunities to support and elevate women in the pet food industry.
Designed to support women's career development in the pet food industry, the Women in Petfood Leadership program aims to connect and empower women and their allies, fostering business and career growth.
Sustainable Dog and Cat Food
Replace lawns with gardens in pet food sustainability plans
A company garden can foster teamwork and build connections among employees as pet food professionals collaborate to grow their own fruits, vegetables and flowers.
Goldrush and Jonathan apples ripen in the author's front yard as it is transitioned to regenerative agriculture. Note the squares of dead grass, which were later replaced with flower beds.
Market Trends and Reports
Report: Pet ownership expands as Gen Z shifts trends
APPA’s 2025 State of the Industry report shows pet ownership reaching 94 million U.S. households as Gen Z drives multi-pet adoption.
The most significant growth in cat ownership was among Gen Z and Millennial men.
Petfood Forum News
Petfood Forum names 2025 First for Forum ambassadors
Program offers first-time attendees free access, allowing newcomers the opportunity to network, exchange ideas and do business with the industry's leading pet food manufacturers and suppliers.
Petfood Forum's opening reception at KC Live! in the Power & Light District is a great place for first-time attendees to relax and network with other pet food industry professionals.
Pet Food Company Profiles
Raised Right: A premium pet food company grown from family roots
This human-grade, gently cooked pet food business has top quality and customer satisfaction in mind every step of the way.
Raised Right is truly a family affair dedicated to feeding pets the best food possible. Pictured: Braeden Ruud (co-Founder/CEO), Camila and Ava Ruud (Braeden's wife and daughter), Mary Ann Ruud (co-founder/chief nutrition officer) and Larry Ruud (co-founder /CFO)
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