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How COVID-19 is affecting key Asian pet food markets
Asian countries from the Philippines to Malaysia to China have all been affected by their respective lockdowns, e-commerce potential and virus struggles in the wake of the current COVID-19 pandemic.
The current COVID-19 pandemic has every corner of Asia dealing with challenges unique to each region’s status amidst the outbreak. | (Dzyuba | iStock.com)
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2nd pet dog tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus
Health officials analyzed oral and nasal swabs from the dog, a 2-year-old German Shepherd, and another dog from the same home in Pok Fu Lam, a residential district of Hong Kong.
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Dog infected by coronavirus COVID-19 in Hong Kong
The World Organization for Animal Health published a report of the emerging disease, listing this case as the first in dogs.
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South Korea considers new pro-animal regulations
New laws in South Korea promise to contribute to growing pet ownership and pet food consumption in the country, despite its reputation for dog meat farms.
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New coronavirus clouds fate of China pet shows
The new coronavirus that broke out in Wuhan, China, and resulting lockdowns could affect major pet trade shows and pet food companies in the country.
Pet Fair Asia is a large pet trade show for the Chinese pet industry as well as pet owners. | Debbie Phillips-Donaldson
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Hong Kong pet market, pet population shrink further
Ongoing pro-democracy protests have hurt Hong Kong’s pet market’s growth prospects in terms of population count and consumer spending on pets.
(Photo by Jimmy Chan)
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Tear gas exposure, protest noise upset Hong Kong pets
Political unrest in Hong Kong could have a detrimental effect on the local animal populations, according to experts.
(Photo by Jimmy Chan)
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Pet Fair Asia's success goes through the roof
Pet Fair Asia hosted 8,656 visitors from overseas and a dramatic increase of buyers from South-East Asia, particularly from Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam.
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China lifts bird flu ban on French chicken pet foods
An outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian flu caused China’s ban on French chicken products, including dog and cat foods.
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Work-life balance, housing affect Hong Kong pet food market
Residents in Hong Kong are owning an increasing number of dogs and cats, providing opportunities for commercial pet food.
(Photo by Jimmy Chan)
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Sunshine Mills expands recall of puppy, dog foods
The recalled dog food products were distributed in retail stores within the United States as well as some export distributors in Japan, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Israel, Canada and South Korea.
photo courtesy U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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China pet food market grows with local investment in 2018
A Hong Kong-based fund manager said China’s pet market would be a top pick for 2018.
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