Instinct, a natural pet food brand, celebrates its 23rd anniversary with a brand refresh, emphasizing "natural immunity" and leading the way in healthy pet nutrition. This announcement comes ahead of the upcoming Asia Pet Show, highlighting their commitment to pet well-being and innovative products.
Myfoodie has partnered with Nanjing Agricultural University to establish a joint research institute, focusing on scientific innovation in pet food and enhancing product competitiveness. The collaboration centers around nutritional composition, raw material processing, and other key areas. They will explore the application of natural plants in pet food, ensuring the safety and quality of their products. This partnership aims to advance the field of pet nutrition and develop healthier, more sustainable pet food options.
Yuanfei Pets plans to launch its private label staple food brand by the end of December, marking its official entry into the core pet food market. Previously, Yuanfei Pets started with OEM business, continuously expanding the market through agency of international brands and development of its own brands. The launch of its own staple food brand is a significant step in its brand diversification strategy, which is expected to enhance market competitiveness and achieve a transformation from a 'behind-the-scenes hero' to an 'industry leader'.
Beneful officially launches its "Year of Going Global," focusing on quality and innovation, and deeply cultivating overseas markets with localized strategies. By improving product quality, technological innovation, and brand building, Beneful aims to upgrade "Made in China" to "Intelligent Manufacturing in China," providing a reference for the international development of the Chinese pet food industry. The company is committed to using quality as a cornerstone to expand its global presence and establish a strong foothold in international markets.
This article delves into the prospects and challenges of the cross-border pet food industry. Benefiting from trending topics, market potential, and limitations of domestic pet food, the industry has a bright future. However, complex business processes, regulatory hurdles, brand awareness, and structural risks cannot be ignored. The article suggests that practitioners should accurately position themselves, cooperate for mutual benefit, maintain integrity and transparency, and pay attention to structural risks to address market challenges and seize development opportunities.
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the import clearance process and key considerations for pet food, covering legal basis, enterprise qualifications, product requirements, import procedures, tariff rates, and important notes. It aims to help businesses conduct import operations in compliance and guide consumers in selecting safe and reliable imported pet food, ensuring the dietary health of their beloved pets. The guide offers practical advice for navigating the complexities of importing pet food and ensuring adherence to all relevant regulations.
Singaporean pet food brand Pawprints has secured funding, focusing on insect protein-based pet food, particularly black soldier fly larvae, ideal for pets with allergies or digestive issues. Since its launch, Pawprints has sold over 120 tons, reaching key markets in the Asia-Pacific region. Insect protein, as an emerging and sustainable protein source, is gaining global attention. Pawprints is leading the "protein revolution" in pet food, offering an alternative and environmentally friendly option for pet owners.
A hundred-acre pet food base has commenced construction in Qijiang District, Chongqing, invested by a traditional construction company. This marks a step towards intelligent and high-end development in the region's pet industry. Chongqing is systematically planning for the pet economy, focusing on multiple dimensions from research and development and production to cross-border trade. The aim is to seize the initiative in the burgeoning pet economy market.
Honest One has successfully broken through the fiercely competitive pet food market through strategic initiatives such as building its own factory, technological innovation, value chain integration, social welfare, and standard output. This case demonstrates that the pet food industry has entered an era of all-round competition, requiring companies to possess systemic capabilities to reconstruct competitive dimensions on the path of long-termism, ultimately returning to a reverence for life.
Shanxi Agricultural University and Xingmeng Technology jointly established a pet food industry technology research institute to promote regional industrial upgrading. Beijing's first criminal public prosecution case involving pet poisoning entered the second instance of civil compensation, raising concerns about pet rights protection. Technological innovation and legal protection are crucial for the healthy development of the pet industry. The collaboration aims to boost the pet food sector, while the legal case highlights the growing importance of safeguarding animal welfare and holding perpetrators accountable. These developments signify a maturing pet industry that values both product quality and ethical considerations.
