The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development’s report report expects the outbreak and subsequent ramifications to create a critical impact on China and world economy.

The show attracted more than 6,000 domestic and international buyers and featured over 1,000 exhibitors.

FEDIAF, the European Pet Food Industry Federation, has asked government officials to keep pet stores open amid widespread store closures.

As the company nears its full capacity for pet food manufacturing, it is focused on high volume brands to meet increasing demand.

This means the animal food industry is advised to continue operations normally during the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.

Industry players are ensuring their supply chains are stronger than ever as the COVID-19 crisis causes food demand to skyrocket.

A joint statement from the World Organization for Animal Health and the World Veterinary Association highlight the necessity for veterinary offices around the world to stay open as COVID-19 develops.

The agency has modified its foreign inspection and FSMA guidelines during this time to ensure public safety and product safety.

The company stated the potential impacts of COVID-19 on its revenue and supply chain remain uncertain.

Leading associations issued an open letter, signed by several pet retail executives, urging government officials to keep pet retail open for business.