Growing pet ownership and evolving nutritional sentiments make this market a key opportunity for US dog and cat food producers.

According to the AFIA, foreign vitamin dependency and port disruptions are threatening US pet food exports.

The Consumer Brands Association is spearheading an effort to protect US can manufacturing jobs and consumers against proposed tariffs of up to 300%.

The post-Brexit Border Target Operating Model details risk categories for all imported products, including pet food.

The US Pet Food Brand Promotional Session sought to highlight the latest innovations from the US pet food industry.

China, Vietnam and Brazil represent key opportunities contingent upon improved regulatory policies.

Representatives from the Pet Food Institute, NARA and AFIA were included on the list of appointees.

According to the USDA’s FAS, these two countries are attractive export opportunities.

Ivy Torres has joined the association to support international market access and development programs.

US exports of dog and cat foods to the country almost tripled from 2015 to 2022.