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Adventures in Pet Food
Spotlight on Brazilian pet food market: Strong and growing
With the second largest pet food production volume globally and opportunities to grow, Brazil is fueled by innovative companies focused on safety and social causes.
Instituto Adimax, founded and operated by pet food company Adimax, trains and provides guide dogs for visually impaired people in Brazil like Samanda, here with her guide dog, Quincy.
Brand Insights
The 2 AM Formula Crisis: Why Pet Food Professionals Are Burning Out
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What keeps pet food professionals up at 2 AM? It’s not just Salmonella, ingredient shortages, or missed deliveries. It’s the rising pressure from a new generation of pet owners who expect perfection and demand it fast.
The 2 AM Formula Crisis: Why Pet Food Professionals Are Burning Out
Pet Food Market
Argentine pet food producer launches specialized nutrition for spayed/neutered cats
The new dry food from Grupo Molino Chacabuco focuses on innovative nutrition to manage weight, enhance immunity and support urinary health.
This product introduction lends itself to the trend of pet ownership in urban areas where smaller living spaces and lifestyle preferences favor cat ownership.
Latin America/Carribean
US pet food exports to Chile rise with growing market
The high cost of shipping European and Asian products potentially creates opportunities for U.S. pet foods.
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Market Trends and Reports
Mexican pet food market reaches US$7.7 billion
More than 200 businesses manufacture or market pet food in the country and are projected to increase production of pet food by 2.5% per year through 2030.
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Latin America/Carribean
18 top Latin American pet food companies in 2023
Urbanization and a rising standard of living have also changed the dynamic of pet ownership, pushing people toward cats and smaller dogs while spending more on those pets.
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Latin America/Carribean
Mexican pet food market growing into future as ownership booms
Mexican pet owners' changing relationship with their companion animals is growing and reshaping the country's dog, cat and other pet food markets.
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Pet Food Market
Adimax opens pet food manufacturing plant in Brazil
Company inaugurates its fifth processing facility in Feira de Santana, Bahia, and is set to consolidate as one of the largest pet food manufacturers in Brazil by production volume.
The new plant in Feira de Santana is expected to boost Adimax's production capacity.
Pet Food News
Pet brands partner to prevent plastic ocean waste
Earth Animal and Fera Pets team up with rePurpose Global to help protect the breeding ground of migrating humpback whales in Colombia.
A team of more than 50 volunteers from Earth Animal and Fera Pets recovered 16,797 pounds of plastic waste and prevented it from leaking into the Pacific Ocean.
Pet Food Market
Ecuador's pet census reveals key market insights
Data suggests the country's pet food market is poised for substantial growth with more pets -- 5.2 million dogs and 2.4 million cats -- than the industry consensus anticipated.
Pet food companies in Ecuador are responding to growing demand by expanding their production capacities.
Pet Food Market
Alican invests $30 million to triple Argentine production
Investment will expand Alican's facilities in Alcira Gigena and Juárez Celman over the next four years and double export volume.
With this investment, Alican plans to increase its monthly dry food production from 3,000 to between 8,000 and 9,000 tons, and its wet food production from 100 to 300 tons.
Pet Food Market
Mexico tightens reins on pet food safety with new regulations
The new standard includes clarifying definitions, enhancing quality control, improving labeling, tightening import regulations and strengthening verification procedures.
New regulations that went into effect on May 4 in Mexico introduce stricter labeling requirements to ensure transparency and consumer safety.
Pet Food Market
Nestlé Purina invests $220 million to boost production in Mexico
By expanding its plant in Silao, Guanajuato, the company aims to reduce its reliance on intracompany imports and enhance its ability to serve the Mexican market more efficiently.
With this expansion to its Silao, Guanajuato, facility, Nestlé Purina will grow its dry food 25% and its wet food 40%.
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